6.20 Head Start: Children of the Dream
1681620 6.45 The Traditions and the Environment 7024533 7.35 Family Life and Social Policy: Somewhere a Wall Came Down
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The young puppet is lost at sea. Does Pinocchio realise how close Gepetto is to finding him, and what advice will the Oak Fairy give?
Arthur decides to enter the Celesteville competition for inventors with his own flying machine.
Born and raised in Paris, Evelyne Rey changed her life and moved to the mountains to become a farmer. She has never regretted the choice she made even though she is busy from dawn to dusk. In French with English subtitles.
Live coverage of today's debates from
Blackpool. Issues under discussion this morning include equal rights, racism, the Child Support Act, the rights of women and disabled people at work.......68737939
Songster of the Night. The song of the nightingale on a light, Finnish summer evening. Rpt ..................................1364397
Captain Mildred and her first mate Mary the Hover Fairy decide to go off for a little holiday. How will Edward the sleepy ape manage as captain for the day? With the voices of Michael Williams, John Wells and Barbara Leigh-Hunt. (Rpt) (Stereo)
This week's programme includes a report on rural issues in France.
Shown on Sunday at 12 noon on BBC 1
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Subtitled (news) Followed by TUC94
From Blackpool. Including coverage of this afternoon's debates on training and full employment. Presented by Donald MacCormick and Vivian White with former
Trade Union leaders Brenda Dean and Derek Gladwin
Includingat
3.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Looking back on the events of this week in 1954, through Pathe newsreels.
In Japan, where exam results determine a child's career, schools are in a state of war. Competition is hard and at one private coaching establishment where clever children are taught in their holidays, the work schedule lasts 17 hours a day for nine days, making it one of the toughest schools in the world.
On a trip along Alsace's wine route, Mireille Johnston samples choucroute - a local version of Lancashire hotpot and joins a town festival devoted to a breakfast pastry called kugelhopf.
(Continued tomorrow at 5.30pm)
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Starring Patrick Stewart
The Wounded. Picard learns that a renegade Federation ship has destroyed an unarmed Cardassian science station.
* See This Week: page 8
Mas means masquerade or carnival, and one of the most massive carnivals is held each year in London's Notting Hill, home of Europe's biggest street festival. Last year 1.6 million people from all over the world travelled to celebrate this unique spectacle. But the carnival is bigger than the Bank Holiday weekend festivities. There are many exciting preludes to the main event: costume galas, calypso competitions and the steel band contest. This programme follows six people as they prepare for the various carnival events, ranging from 11-year-old Juanita Constantine, a gala hopeful, to Rudolph Crosnierde Bellaistre, a Parisian reveller.
A series about fishing presented by Jack Charlton.
The Female Angle. Do women make the best anglers? Jack Charlton investigates, hoping to find out if pheromones have anythingto do with the intriguingfact that the three biggest salmon netted in the UK - all male fish - were caught by women.
Director/Producer Tony Francis , Executive producer RobertCharles Stereo Subtitled ..............303
The personal stories of a group of young would-be doctors.
In at the Deep End. A vivid picture of the stresses suffered byjunior hospital staff as Dr Sarah Holdsworth and Dr Will Liddell face the wards.
Producer Susan Spindler ; Series producer
Edward Briffa
Last of six profiles of very English things and those obsessed with them.
The Beach Hut. There are beach huts all around the coast of England - the most exclusive now sell for over
£20,000. English weather and modesty have made them a permanent feature of our resorts.
Producer Phillipa Lowthorpe ; Series producer
Sam Organ
American comedy series.
Sister, Sister. It's Grace's birthday and she is in for some sisterly surprises.
See today's choices.
In the last in the series of dramas, a brother and sister travel from London to India for the funeral rites of their estranged Sikh father. For her, it is an opportunity to discover more about her homeland. But for the son, Devinder, the confrontation with foreign customs and the burden of new duties is unwelcome and traumatic.
Harwant Bains's screenplay tackles the contradictions in the life of a second-generation immigrant. Saeed Jaffrey ("Little Napoleons", "The Buddha of Suburbia") appears as the ghost of the father to guide his wandering son through an alien, threatening world of rites and responsibilities.
Does the Channel Tunnel spell the end for the romance of the ferries? In this
Late Show report, David Stafford looks back at the traditional means of crossing to the Continent.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
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With Jeremy Paxman.
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In today's Army, many long-serving soldiers are taking part in a dangerous exercise - redundancy. Director Ian Levison
The lives of Muslims in European countries
