6.50 Maths: Transformations in Action 7.15 Nuclear
Capability 7.40 Statistics: Normal Distribution 8.05
Shetland: Watts in the Wind - Part of the Shetland Islands' electricity supply comes from wind power 8.30 Modern Art: Klee 8.55 Donegal: Economy and Culture 9.20 Reflections on Waves 9.45 Learning Space - Developments in school design 10.10 First in the Field
10.35 Seville: Gateway to the Indies 11.00 Suite Dreams
11.25 Environment: No Place to Hide - Due to the erosion by acid rain, parts of North West Ontario look so much like the moon that Nasa used the area for astronaut training. The mining companies which drew minerals from the land are now coming under pressure to return it to its original state. 11.50 Education: From
Theory to Therapy

Live coverage of the 1991 Lawn Tennis
Championships from the All England Club. Last year, play was interrupted by rain on the first
Saturday, but spectators were kept on the edge of their seats, enthralled by the match between reigning champion Stefan Edberg and Amos Mansdorf of Israel
(Edberg eventually won, but the fifth set went to
9-7). Today, Desmond Lynam and the BBCtv team are ready to cover almost eight hours of live tennis - weather permitting of course!
Executive producer Martin Hopkins Editor John Rowlinson
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Live coverage of the Lawn Tennis Championships from the All England Club. Today's action is scheduled to come from the last 16 players competing for the singles titles. Commentary by Dan Maskell , John Barrett , Mark Cox , Ann Jones , Virginia Wade , Barry Davies ,
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With Moira Stuart.
Followed by Weather

NEW The Wild Rovers
Resilient, adaptable and above all enduring Irish music is a wave that has broken many shores, and left its mark on many musical traditions. This series tells the story of that music and its extraordinary odyssey from kitchen to dancehall, from concert platform to international rock stadium, and back. Featuring artists including Luka Bloom,
Hothouse Flowers,
Jean Ritchie , Bono, the Edge, the Pogues, the Dubliners, the Everly Brothers.
Musical director Donal Lunny Producer Philip King
A Hummingbird production for BBCtv in association with RTE
0 BOOK: same title, priced £10.99, available from retailers.
0 MUSIC: same title, record, cassette and CD featuring music from the series, available from retailers.
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Self-made documentaries about people's lives.
War, Lives and Videotape
Photojournalist Nick Danziger is no stranger to the horrific suffering and imagery of war. Two years ago in Kabul,
Afghanistan he discovered a group of orphans, abandoned in a derelict asylum, growing up among chained inmates. He resolved then to try and have them removed to a safer, more secure environment. His video diary is the remarkable story of what happened when he returned to negotiate the children's release, and is a shocking portrait of a city under siege and devastated by a forgotten war. Producer Bob Long
Series producer Jeremy Gibson
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Starring
Matt Dillon
Richard Crenna
Summer 1963: Jeffrey Willis is having the time of his life. Graduation is over and it's months before college starts. He's young, handsome and he has his first job at a swanky
Long Island beach club - a far cry from his crowded Brooklyn home. Soon Jeffrey is seduced by the glamour and excitement of pretty girls, fast cars and people with money to burn.
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