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Graphs, Networks and Design
John FitzMaurice Mills shows how to repair gold leaf.
A documentary made in 1985 looking back at 1935.
Rpt With John Pitman.
9.00 Lernexpress
9.15 Italianissimo
9.30 Inside English
9.45 Watch (Stereo)
10.00 Look and Read
10 20 Around Scotland - The Clearances
10.40 Over the Moon - At Home
10.55 Science Challenge - By Day, By Night (Stereo)
11.15 English Express
11.35 Seeing through Science (Stereo)
12.00 English File
12.30 Scene -The Diary of Rita Patel (Stereo)
1.00 Short Circuit (Stereo)
1.20 Fingermouse
1.35 Dilly the Dinosaur
1.40 English Time
2.00 News (Subtitled) and Weather; followed by Words and Pictures
Note: repeats are not indicated.
After a parliamentary year that culminated in John Major seeking a vote of confidence in his premiership, today's traditional Leader's speech could determine whether or not he faces a challenge this autumn when Parliament resumes. Presented by Vivian White ,
Sheena McDonald and Huw Edwards.
Including at 3.00
News Subtitled and Weather
Drama starring Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
Dutch Miller 's involvement in a strike at a tuna cannery has tragic repercussions for his wife Hattie.
Director J Walter Ruben (1936)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-52
Chris Goffey examines how drivers can be encouraged to be more responsible towards pedestrians. Tiff Needell road-tests the new Toyota
Supra sports coupe and Jeremy Clarkson celebrates the glorious history of Goodwood. Producer Ken Pollock
Executive producer Dennis Adams
The indestructible Captain
Scarlet must undergo his first real test. The Mysterons have threatened the life of the Director General of the United
Asian Republic, and Captain Scarlet must guard him.
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Starring Robert Vaughn, David McCallum
After a THRUSH defector dies in front of them, Napoleon and Illya follow his trail to an art gallery in Greenwich Village.
(Subtitled)
Unfortunately
McDonald Hobley's introduction of "Sir
Stifford Crapps" seems to have been lost to the nation. But he suitably begins this revealing gallop through four decades of the best and worst of British political broadcasts by announcingthe first-ever such address, by Liberal spokesman Lord Samuel, who forgets his words, shuffles his notes and gets faded out. Jimmy Savile fails to fix it for Jeremy Thorpe , Margaret Thatcher unveils her remodelled voice,
Corin Redgrave speaks up for the Workers Revolutionary Party and John Cleese for the SDP, while film director Hugh Hudson candidly recalls the making of the so-called Kinnock - the Movie. In 40 years the relationship between politician and TV camera has changed from the suspicious and stilted to the slick manoeuvring of image and "sound bite". Narrated by Vivian White.
Producers Bob Clifford and Celia Ellacott
A review of the week's press by Roy Hattersley , MP.
A Granada production for BBCtv
Teenage Kicks
One in four British
15-year-olds has taken LSD. Almost half have experimented with some kind of illegal drug. In the first programme of a new series,
Public Eye looks behind these newly-published figures and discovers that drug use is an everyday part of modern culture for a generation whose menu includes cannabis, LSD, solvents, amphetamines, ecstasy and cocaine. Reporter Su Pennington talks to young people about their secret lifestyles and to parents who had no idea that drugs are passed among their children like sweets in a playground. She also asks teachers and the police what they are doing to tackle this disturbing new drugs craze.
Producer Sam Collyns
Editor Peter Horrocks
Cable Street Community Garden is a small group of allotments cultivated by local people in London's Docklands. Tonight's programme looks at five very different women who talk about the pleasure and satisfaction they derive from tending their plots. Director Amanda Richardson
Producers Penny Forsterand Ann Lalic A PM Pictures production for BBCtv
The third programme in the series that looks behind the scenes of the fashion world. It unravels the complex web of interests among designers, buyers, retailers and the fashion media who share a common goal - to keep afloat a multi-million pound industry.
Directors/Producers Gina and Jeremy Newson A Freelance Film Partners production for BBCtv
Enrico Pascanini invites you to his imaginary opera house to hear two Mozart arias, Voi che sapete from The Marriage of Figaro sung by Susanne Danco , directed by Pascal Roulin , and Du also bist mein Braiitigam? from The Magic Flute, sung by Lucia Popp and directed by Raimund Krumme. Producers Sarah, Sueand Tess Mallinson
The satellite station looks back over the last 1,000 years and discovers that a major contribution to civilisation was made by KYTV itself. With guest Michaela Strachan.
Wntten by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins Director John Stroud ; Producer Jamie Rix
Presented by Peter Snow.
Last in the series of programmes showing highlights of the topical and satirical show of the early 60s presented by David Frost. Original producer Ned Shemn Compiled by Franny Moyle
Last programme in the classic rock documentary series. In this 1967 Man Alive film John Percival focuses on the fans, giving a revealing insight into the lives of the girls who follow the pop groups. All they have in common is their youth and their idols - and that they are part of a world their parents know nothing about.
