Education: Through the Looking Glass
Yesterday in parliament.
Harry Carpenter introduces highlights from the first day.
England v West Indies Highlights of the final day's play from Lord's.
Starring
Ann Sothern
A struggling theatrical producer dreams of a hit musical but suffers a series of misfortunes.
Director Walter Lang
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Magazine for the deaf.
Adventures with the furry puppet.
Cartoon fun with the lovable dog.
Ladies day when the battle for the title of Ladies Singles Champion is joined in earnest.
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Prime Minister's questions.
and Regional News; Weather
Further coverage from the All England Club.
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Live coverage.
A six-part series in which, as 1992 approaches, African and Caribbean communities of six
European countries tell their stories of what it means to be black and European.
Germany. Despite the initial euphoria and optimism, German unification has brought with it division and unrest. It has led to a resurgence of fascist activity. Black Germans describe the way this new fascism has exposed them to racially motivated attacks and, in some cases, murder. One wall may have come down but, for many black Germans another, more terrifying, one has gone up.
Drama series about teachers in a comprehensive school.
Christmas Cheer. End-of-term celebrations at David Lloyd George are tempered by bad news about funding. Barbara Kent decides on direct action.
Episode written by Garry Lyons and Jane Thornton
Producer Chris Parr
Director Tim Fywell
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Clive James takes a look at tv worldwide. Vitali Vitaliev reports from Sydney and guests include all-male dance troupe, The Chippendales and comedienne Ruby Wax. Series producer Beatrice Ballard
The series that seeks to explode the myths surrounding masculinity.
Maurice, the child of a broken marriage, is 36, single and still mother's boy. Mother, a bit-part actress from Leeds, adores him. Father, a former boxing champion, thinks he is a coward. Maurice seeks them out in order to discover more about himself.
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With Peter Snow.
First in a new ten-part series devoted to jazz.
Tonight's programme features saxophonist Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley who has played with Miles Davis , Joe Zaiwinul of Weather Report, and George Duke. In tonight's session, filmed in 1964, he plays with his own sextet. Presented by Mick Hucknall.
Original material produced by Terry Henebery
Series producer Sharon Ali
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A new series of the video art magazine.
This week the work of students from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art,
Dundee, and new commissions including Doug Aubrey 's alternative view of Glasgow's Celtic and Ranger's match
Blood Tied and Colour Blind.
Producers Ken MacGregor and Stephen Partridge
Introduction to Psychology: Eyewitness Memory
