A full report on yesterday's Parliamentary proceedings.

Note: repeats are not indicated.
Why does it take so many people to make a film and how are they trained?

The different ways artists tell stories through their pictures.

For infants. Tension mounts when Spike and Dibs quarrel.

Steve and friends find out how to keep warm on a cold day.

Join Doctor Who and play the greatest gameshow in the galaxy.

Air your views about schools television.
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Write to: Q and A, [address removed]

Drama documentary.
Bruce's s Scotland (Part 4) How people lived in 13th-century Scotland.

A puppet version of Jack and the Beanstalk. (Stereo)

White Peak Farm (Part 4)
The future seems uncertain after Mr Tanner 's accident. (Teletext)

Who Burned Mr Brinker 's
Store? (Part 4). The
Ghostwriter team proves that Brinker is a video pirate.

Spanish for beginners. Feliz cumpleanos! It is
Gustavo's birthday - his mother makes a cake and Dad gets the drinks.

Open Space - Bleating over
Europe. The lifting of frontiers in Europe may put at risk the UK's legislation to protect animals travelling long distances. (Stereo)

Aspects of reading.

Today Trundle and all her friends enjoy the snow.

Pinny and Victor fall into Jo's salad and find a friend.

Getting About. Tony Aitken enlists the aid of more maps in his hunt for the treasure.

Followed by You and Me

The final of the Radio Times/
CountryFile Photo 92 contest, introduced by John Craven.
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Followed by Westminster Live lain Macwhirter presents live coverage of Parliament and its select committees.

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Word game with Paul Coia. ● STEREO

Linda Agran chairs a discussion of social and personal issues.

Last of six programmes.
The Modern Game. Dennis
Taylor examines the modern game with the help of snooker coach and TV commentator
JackKarnehm. (Rpt;

Kametaro Unuma claims his shop serves the best salmon in Japan, particularly his salt preserved salmon used for sashimi.

The cult 1960s series.

A mass-murderer, believed dead, may still be alive.
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Sicily. Magenta De Vine and Rajan Datar check out windsurfing in Palermo, and an ice-cream obsession in Catania. Plus Latin love, Arab music and Greek theatre in Siracusa.
Producer Bridget Boseley
Series producers Sharon Ali and Dave Stewart * STEREO

Programmes made by the public under their own editorial control.
Hybrid City. In the 1980s every major city saw the rise of huge corporate building complexes, designed to link the finance houses and multinational companies which today form the new global economy.
Architects, Designers, Planners for Social Responsibility, an awareness-raising group based in America, examines how cities have been restructured, not for the public's benefit but for powerful corporations. Producer Fred Johnson
Series producer Giles Oakley
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The Poet, the President and the Travelling
Players follows the English
Shakespeare Company on their tour of rural Malawi with Macbeth, finding parallels between the Scottish tragedy and Malawi's current political situation under dictator
Dr Hastings Banda. And exiled
Malawian poet Jack Mapanje , who spent nearly two years in Mikuyu prison as a result of Banda's censorship policy, reads some of his poems. Producer John Purdie
Series editor Nigel Williams
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Yankee Doodle Doctor. Only Henry is impressed with the smart-aleck director making a film about the 4077th.

First of a three-part dark comedy written by Guy Hibbert, author of Bad Girl, and starring Paul McGann.
Joe has a successful international career, a perfect marriage and a 1-year-old child. His brother Paul manages a retirement village in the heart of Little England, a place to re-create old family values - except Paul is infertile. So big-hearted Joe suggests to Paul's wife that he act as secret sperm donor - a "gift" with catastrophic effects.
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Drama: page 4

A series of personal perspectives. Editor Anne Tyerman

Presented by Peter Snow.

Late-night arts magazine. • STEREO

The world of media and arts.