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9.00 It Doesn't Have to Hurt (Teletext)

9.10 Stop and Think: Awe and Wonder

9.30 Diez Temas: Comer y Beber

9.45 You and Me

10.00 Thinkabout Science: Heat In, Cold Out

10.15 Search Out Science: Communication: Sounding Out

10.35 Q and A (Stereo)

10.40 Around Scotland: Clearances

11.00 Words and Pictures: The Three Bears

11.15 English Time: Writing

11.35 Teaching Today: Language in the National Curriculum

12.05 TV6: Tears from My Soul

12.30 Lifeschool: Careers: Getting into Television

12.55 Espana Viva

1.20 Postman Pat

1.35 Jimbo and the Jet Set

1.40 Zig Zag: The Vikings

2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me

ROUGH GUIDE TO THE WORLD'S JOURNEYS: Indonesia
Magenta de Vine and Sankha Guha travel from the Indonesian capital of Jakarta across the Island of Java to Sulameri, where death is the main attraction, and on to the paradise island of Bali, where getting your teeth done takes on a new meaning. Plus pop, politics, bum pinching, and how to get a pair of Nikes for £10.
Booklet: send a cheque/PO for £2.50, payable to the BBC, to Rough Guide to
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7.40pm RAPIDO
Antoine de Caunes returns for a new series of the show that takes a cross-Channel look at the music scene. Featuring the Pixies, Metallica, Talking Loud with Omar and the Young Disciples. An AdC production for BBCtv

Contributors

Presenter (Rough Guide):
Magenta de Vine
Presenter (Rough Guide):
Sankha Guha
Producer (Rough Guide):
Sharon Ali
Editor (Rough Guide):
Rachel Purnell
Presenter (Rapido):
Antoine de Caunes

In the first of two programmes about the First World War, German writer Ludwig Harig makes a pilgrimage to the Somme, hoping to understand why his father was unable to speak about the war. Archive film and the moving testimony of witnesses evoke the realities of life behind the Front. And in France, he finds a generation still haunted by their memories.
(Part 2 will be shown next Wednesday)

Contributors

Presenter:
Ludwig Harig
Producer:
Gerard Rougeron
Producer:
Carol Sennett
Series Editor:
Roy Davies

A contemporary thriller in four parts by Michael Hale from the novels of M S Power, starring Michael Gough
Patrick Malahide
Two MI6 officers are shot in a car near the border. Col Mailer , in harness with RUC Special Branch officer John Axton , hunts the marksman. IRA godfather Seamus Reilly pulls young Martin Deeley out of active service and recruits the old, eccentric Arthur Apple.
ProducerChris Parr Director David Drury ● STEREO
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Hale
Unknown:
Michael Gough
Unknown:
Patrick Malahide
Unknown:
Col Mailer
Unknown:
John Axton
Unknown:
Martin Deeley
Apple:
Michael Gough
Col Mailer:
Patrick Mauhide
Axton:
Tony Doyle
Daphne:
Lynda Steadman
Donovan:
Joseph Crilly
Reilly:
John Kavanagh
Deeley:
Adrian Dunbar
Larry Heneghan:
Sean Kearns
Ballister:
Paul Brooke
Official:
Donald Pickering
IRA Chief of Staff:
Sean Caffrey
Mc Illiver:
Brian McGrath
Fergal:
Frankie McCafferty
Nancy Mailer:
Joanna David
Kate:
Michelle Fairley

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