Poetry: Language and History

Parliamentary update.

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Word game with Paul Coia. ● STEREO

A summer in the life Richard Seabrook
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Producer Charles Beckett Editor Nigel Chapman

Geoff Hamilton visits Heather Hiley's
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A Catalyst Television production for BBCtv ● GARDENING: page 15

Her 1985 comedy series, with Julie Walters , Celia Imrie ,
Patricia Routledge , Duncan Preston and Susie Blake.
Director/Producer Geoff Posner

Otto Dix : a Tale of Two Germanies
"I'll either be famous or infamous," declared the controversial German painter who died in 1969. His subjects range from tranquil landscapes to frenzied sex murders, from brutalised war criminals to religious allegories.
In his lifetime he found little favour on either side of his divided country. He was hauled before the courts on charges of obscenity, and his paintings were burned by the Nazis as being degenerate, and yet he has more recently been hailed as the "last great German artist of our times".
A rena examines the work of an artist who, in the new
Germany, is seen as both an influential and unifying figure. Director Nicola Roberts
Series editors Nigel Finch and Anthony Wall

With Peter Snow.

Jane Thynne of The Daily
Telegraph on the week's press. A Granada production for BBCtv

lain Macwhirter follows the parliamentary committees. Editor Geoffrey Sumner

First showing on network television for this period romance. Starring Helena Bonham-Carter, Michael Maloney
A dissolute young nobleman is rebuffed by an actress.
In Italian with English subtitles. Director Fiorella Infascelli
FILMS: pages 35-42