An update on the latest debates and issues raised in Parliament.
9.00 Tutorial Topics: People Talk
9.10 Standard Grade English: The Language of Laughs
Analysing and illustrating Scottish humour.
9.30 Let's See: Risks and Hazards: Stay Safe
How to react to strangers.
9.45 You and Me
10.00 Mathscope: Time and Travel
10.15 Over the Moon
10.30 The Global Environment: A Breath of Fresh Air
Air pollution and the struggle for clean air in Mexico City and northern Europe.
10.50 Mathsphere: What Luck
11.10 Landmarks: Victorian Children: Queen Victoria's Children
How their lives contrasted with children forced to work.
11.30 Soviet Union - and After: Siberian Riches
An engineer at a wood pulp factory voices concern for the environment.
11.50 Job Bank: Forestry Work; Nature Conservation
12.10 Sports Science: The Energy Machine
How to balance a body's energy supply with its output.
12.30 Science in Action: Body Machine
Muscles
12.50 Teaching Today: Reading
Pupils discuss a Blake poem.
1.20 The Adventures of Spot
1.25 What's Inside
1.35 Jimbo and the Jet Set
1.40 Music Time: Loud and Quiet (Stereo)
2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me
The story of a family on a pilgrimage to Lourdes.
Followed by Westminster Live
Prime Minister's Questions and other Parliamentary highlights.
Highlights introduced by Alan Coren with comment from
Darryl Francis.
A knockout competition.
Presented by Rory McGrath.
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In the first of three programmes, Cornish water diviner Donovan Wilkins and his family try and find water for a thirsty dairy herd.
Screen adaptation of H G Wells's classic novel, starring Gene Barry Ann Robinson
The Close Encountersseason continues with the story of the earth in peril from ruthless aliens bent on total destruction.
Director Byron Haskin • FILMS: pages 55-60
The Crow and the Canary. A boy learns to respect his elders.
Second of eight programmes. The excitement of the first plant collectors is relived at
Chilton as Harry Dodson awaits his new arrivals - banana and grevillea for the tropical Stove House, insect-eating bog plants and a collection of delicate auriculas. With Peter Thoday. Producer Keith Sheather • STEREO
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In this week's edition: a report on car auctions; a profile of Francine Bogg , the winner of this year's Radio Times Rally Quest Competition, and a test drive in the new Honda Civic.
Producer Jon Bentley
Executive producer Dennis Adams 0 CAR LINE: ring 0[number removed]for information on this week's new cartest; and 0[number removed]for information on secondhand cars. Call costs 36p per minute cheap rate. 48p other times.
Last in the comedy series. Director/Producer Marcus Mortimer • STEREO
Anyone for Tennis?
A quirky picture of the Muswell Hill United Reformed Church
Lawn Tennis Club's triumphs and disasters in the summer of 91. Producer John Pitman Editor Caroline Pick
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Six journeys through colour. 4: Green is.... envy, environmental issues and men from Mars. With Jonathon Porritt and David Bellamy. Producer Julia Simmons
Series producer Andy Batten-Foster
Stories behind the news.
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David Dimbleby , Kirsty Wark and Vivian White report on the parliamentary by-election results in the contested seats of Kincardine and Deeside,
Langbaurgh and Hémsworth. Editor Peter Horrocks
