6.20 The Changi ng Face of Poverty
1727476 6.45 Build a Better Business:
Making Financial Decisions
7.10 Arts: KingCotton's Palace
7.35 Chardin and the Still Life

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Cartoon. Pinocchio and his friends have to steal.

Animation. Zephir radio show makes people angry. (Rpt) 3047940

Comedy drama. A railroad engineertakes pity on a down-and-out - who then falls for his rescuer's fiancee.
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Crime drama starring
Robert Beatty
A surgeon gets caught up in a plot surrounding an accident victim and the woman who leaves flowers for him in the form of a broken horseshoe.
Director MartynC Webster (1953) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54

Crime drama.
A district attorney finds himself prosecutingformer clients - the people to whom he owes his success.
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Shown yesterday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
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Live coverage from Blackpool on the opening day of this year'sTrades Union Congress, the first with John Monks as General Secretary. Includingdebateon this year's relaunch of the TUC and its future role. Presented by Donald MacCormick and Vivian White , with formertrade union leaders Brenda Dean and Derek Gladwin.
Director Geoff Wilson ; Editor
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3.00 News and Weather submied (news)

Looking at the pain and distress felt after a burglary, emotions which can last for years. The problems worsen when the victim knows the offender.
Producer Robin Jackman
First shown on BBC West

The first of five programmes looking at how Italian companies operate and what motivates them.
Image Is All. Including a report on how the right image has helped Bugatti recreate a legend with new super-cars and beautiful objects. And image-maker Angelo Sensini conceives a new look for his high fashion menswear company. Producer Jeremy Orlebar
BBC BOOK AND AUDIO CASSETTE: Business
Language and Culture, for anyone doing business in Italy. Send cheque made payable to BBC Education for£ 13.99 to [address removed]. Stereo .....................................230

A multi-Emmy award winner, this sophisticated sitcom starring Candice Bergen has consistently topped the ratings chart in the USA since it was first televised there in 1988. The primetime show is so influential that two years ago, when it was announced that Bergen's unmarried character was pregnant, the then vice president Dan Quayle accused it of being a symbol of the collapsing family values that were partly to blame for the Los Angeles riots.

Set in a newsroom in Washington DC, the series centres around the strong-willed, 40-ish star reporter of FYI, a successful news-magazine show. This episode, Respect, is the pilot and sees the highly-strung Murphy Brown returning to work after a brief stay at the Betty Ford Clinic.

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Take My Cousin ... Please. When one of Will's professors gets depressed over his recent divorce, Will hopes to improve his own failing class grade by introducing him to his cousin Hilary.
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M is for M25. The surprising sights to be glimpsed from the vilified M25 are explored by Lucinda Lambton. Producer Neil Crombie
Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff

Another chance to see the acclaimed documentary series in 26 episodes telling the history of the Second World War.
Germany, a nation stricken by humiliating defeat and emerging from economic depression, looks to one man for a resurgence of hope. That man is Adolf Hitler.
See today's choices.
(First shown on ITV)

Narrated by Laurence Olivier, produced by Jeremy Isaacs, with music by Carl Davis and featuring an interview with Traudl Junge, Hitler's private secretary - The World at War had a lot going for it. Now Thames TV's award-laden 1973 history of the Second World War returns, this time to BBC2, in all its 26-week glory.

Tonight's first episode, A New Germany, traces the emergence of the nation from its crippling defeat in the First World War. It is 1930, and a bewildered people are turning to one man to help them out of their financial and social crisis: Adolf Hitler. Home movies of Hitler and Eva Braun contrast with the sinister machinations of the Nazi publicity machine, already gearing itself up for the "final solution".

An eight-part series charting the history of technology.
The Butcher's Blade. Archeologists learn about cultures by examining the things civilisations leave behind. Will the objects we discard reveal as much about us as ancient tools do about past civilisations? Tonight's programme reveals the hidden complexity behind even the simplest stone blades and plots our path to modern technology through guns, tools, cars and even the way we work together.
Director/Producer Chris Durlacher

A profile of the 19th-century
Glaswegian who is regarded as one of the greatest architects of his era. First shown in One Foot in the Past.
Director Basil Comely

The first of a two-part story about a family pulled apart by the special needs of an autistic child.
Starring Angelica Huston Sam Neill
1983: Nina Eberlin reflects on forty years of herfamily's history. Her parents, David and Lainey, appeared to have the perfect marriage, but when theirthird child was born suffering from autism their reactions on how to cope sparked off three decades of turmoil. For part two and the cast list, see tomorrow at 8.30pm.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts Subtitled

With Jeremy Paxman, including a report from the Philippines on the conflict between the Catholic Church and the family planning agencies.

The work of Dr Peter Green , a police surgeon working in South London, in the first of four programmes this week from the 40 Minutes series.
Director Ben Fox

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