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The eighth of a 12-part series.Jerusalem the Golden
The 19th-century historian Thomas Carlyle.
Quiz with Paul Coia.
NatWest Bank Trophy semi-final highlights.
First showing on network television for this western. Director David Howard
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First showing on network television for this courtroom drama.
Director Jack Hively
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The Printers Tale. Back to Caxton's time.
Children's adventure.
Folklorist Paddy Tunney visits Lower Lough Erne , Northern Ireland.
Mid-life crisis.
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How debt wrecks lives.
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Women famed in The Song of Solomon.
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Star-studded comedy about an accident-prone airman, with Jimmy Edwards. Director Don Chaffey
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As rural life continues to change beyond recognition, Michael Delahaye looks at the reality behind the picture postcard image of Norfolk and Oxfordshire villages.
Sixteen-year-old Lori thinks her world is tailing apart. Her widowed mother is about to remarry and she will have to leave their beloved horse farm. But then she meets Terry at the site of a plane crash.
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When the American firm Chrysler sold their strike-racked UK car company to the French, it was valued at just one dollar. The French appointed British managers and let them run things. Thanks to a policy of toughness combined with good communications and consultation with the workforce, Peugeot Talbot gradually recovered. Ian Hamilton Fazey of the Financial Times reports.
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The new football season kicked off last weekend with the Charity Shield match at Britain's premiere stadium - Wembley. But while clubs look forward to a new season, they are still looking over their shoulders at the rising cost of policing games. Some, faced with bills they can't pay, are replacing police inside the grounds with private security firms.
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Steeplejack Fred Dibnah gets the job of felling a tower. He has only tackled one before.
News on the holiday scene.
Reports from Estepona on the Costa del Sol and St Andrews and east Fife in Scotland.
Presented by Penny Junor, with Matthew Collins , John Thirlwell and Dr John Thornes. Producer Paul Colbert
Executive producer Alan Dobson
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A series exploring cultures in far-flung parts of the world.
Portraits from a Dreamshow
Tiwari and Viswanath are acrobatic clowns, friends in India's Great Rayman Circus. Theirs is a world where smiles, laughter and slick tricks entertain an ever-dwindling crowd.
Determination and discipline keep the circus on the road but, behind the scenes, insecurities are revealed.
Director Manjira Datta
Series editor Chris Curling
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2: Rose the Domestic Servant
The hard life of a 13-year-old chosen at a hiring fair.
Producer Christine Whittaker
With Peter Snow.
Tonight's film follows the creation of Soundshape, a piece by the young Chinese composer Tan Dun. Scored for a unique ensemble of over 70 ceramic instruments crafted in collaboration with the potter Ragnar Naess, it receives its British premiere this month. Producer Mike Newman
Video art magazine featuring the work of student directors from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. Producers Ken MacGregor and Stephen Partridge
Open University preview.
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