6.35 Electrons and Atoms 7.00 Caringfor Data 7.25 Child's Play
7.50 Words to That Effect 8.15
Physiology 8.40 Technology 9.05 Oceanography 9.55 The Planet Earth 10.20 The Present in the Past 10.45 Social Problems and Social Welfare 11.10 Open Advice
11.35 Managing Customer and Client Relations
Weekly political review.
Presented by Laurie Mayer. 0 REGIONAL PROGRAMME
New Zealand v England
From Auckland. Highlights of the fourth day's play.
Musical starring Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers.
When Vernon Castle, a clown in a vaudeville show, meets Irene Foote, a romance and dancing legend is born. But there is tragedy waiting in the wings.
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The Masters from Wembley Conference Centre.
Mike Hallett begins his campaign against Dean Reynolds , while earlier today Tony Knowles faced wild-card James Wattana in a preliminary round.
Introduced by Eamonn Holmes. Commentary by Ted Lowe ,
Jack KarnehmClive Everton, Ray Edmonds and John Spencer. Editor Rick Waumsley
A Grand Slam Sports production for BBCtv
England Ireland Wales v France
Highlights of yesterday's Five Nations matches. In the Save and Prosper international at
Twickenham, England played their first home game since losing in the World Cup. France opened their account in the ADT international at Cardiff.
Commentary by Bill McLaren and Nigel Starmer-Smith . Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Women's downhill action from
Grindelwald in thejungfrau region of Switzerland, and a preview of the potential Olympic champions in the men's downhill event. With David Vine.
Commentary by Julian Tutt. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside
Top stories from the worlds of business and finance.
Editor David Nissan
The last of three programmes exploring the raw forces that control life on earth.
Energy Wars. The sun's energy, in the form of plant fuel, is such a precious commodity that creatures will fight for it. But is the energy war one that's worth winning?
"The problems of the next century will not be pollution, but the quantity of energy we handle," says producer Keith Scholey. "Yet no one in the western world wants to question industrial growth." Narrated by Robert Lindsay. Series editor Mike Salisbury
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This animation won the 1991 Cinanima Grand Prix.
Animated and directed by Ken Lidster
Another witty tale of angst from the USA.
Bedtime Story. Gary is kept awake by his fear of fatherhood.
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Jeremy Paxman and guests review TV programmes. Editor Anne Tyerman ●STEREO
A new BBC film starring David Calder
Fourteen-year-old Tyron Woolfe - himself profoundly deaf - plays the mysterious deaf-mute Joseph in this true story set in France just before the Revolution. Screenplay writer David Nokes was co-adapter of the recent BBC drama serial Clarissa.
With pupils from the Royal School for Deaf Children, Margate and Burwood Park Schools.
(Stereo)
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First showing on network television for this charming film.
An aspiring singer on the fringes of the New York rock scene impulsively responds to a "wish you were here" card from a friend in Japan, where a new world opens up for her.
With Carrie Hamilton and Yutaka Tadokoro.
Screenplay/Director Fran Rubel Kuzui STEREO
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