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Twelve-year-old
Thomas Szekeres reads Clive and the Missing
Finger by Sarah Garland.
Animation set in a contaminated future.
Lucinda Cowden and Rick Adams host the comedy sketch show. Stereo...............................................
The new school magazine gets off to a controversial start.
Written by Rosemary Mason
The current Grange Hill is on Tuesday at 5.10pm, BBC 1
Dangerfield star and pop singer Sean Maguire guests on the entertainment show hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly (alias pop duo PJ and Duncan).
Investigations into children's consumer rights. This week's issues include why regulations are not stricter regarding body piercing, and a look at agony aunts,
The fourth of a six-part introduction to opera looks at the importance for singers of keepingin good physical shape. Hosted by Jeremy Guscott and featuring Luciano Pavarotti.
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A freak force of gravity throws the Enterprise back into the past to become a UFO in the 1960s.
Star Trek: the Next Generation, Wednesday at 6.00pm
Live coverage of the singles final at the World Championships from the Guild Hall, Preston. A first prize of £27,000 awaits the winner. Hosted by Dougie Donnelly.
As coverage of the bowls is live subsequent programmes may change.
Featuringthe men's slalom in the World Championships from Sierra Nevada, Spain. David Vine introduces the last in the series.
Highlights from one of the weekend's Pilkington Cup quarter-final fixtures, plus action from the otherthree games and a lookforward to next week's Five
Nations Championship matches. Presented by John Inverdale.
EditorGerardLane
The Indian Monsoon is the most powerful weather system on Earth. It affects not only the people but also the wildlife of the entire sub-continent.
Every year, around the beginning of June, it unleashes itself against the south-west coast and, for the next few months, sweeps northwards until it finally collides with the Himalayas. The wildlife of the region has evolved with this extraordinary weather system.
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Sixth of an eight-part travel series.
Andrew and Matt visit Dominica in the Caribbean where they sample the local delicacy - frog - while in Guadeloupe theyjump into the turbulent jungle rivers.
In Morocco, Adeand Paul head for
Marrakesh where they meet some deceptively docile snakes, while on Redang Island in Malaysia, Helen and Alison watch the rare sight of an endangered turtle laying her eggs. Series producer Nicola Moody
Second in a five-part series in which Charles Wheeler looks at US society. A Great Society? Archive film charts the origins and decline of Lyndon Johnson 's Great Society programme, the president's attempt to bring the US into the 20th century.
Wheelertraces a member of a family featured in a BBC film about white poverty in Kentucky in the sixties. Janet, now over 40 and a single mother-of-two, reveals how Lyndon Johnson 's domestic programmes transformed herfamily's life. Director/Producer David C Taylor
Japanese bankers fear that some of their biggest clients are from the feared Yakuza, and that most of the billions lent to them for property speculations were lost forever when the market collapsed. Michael Robinson reports on the financial crisis that is undermining Japan's post-war success.
Highlights from Rawalpindi, Pakistan, of today's England v South Africa qualifier. With Tony Lewis. .........
THE TROUBLE WITH MEN
Heart disease is the biggest killerof men in the UK. This blend of personal testimony, humourand hard facts seeks to encourage men to consider the implications of ignoring their hearts. Stereo
John Boorman 's examination of the clash of two cultures, starring
Powers Boothe , Charley Boorman
The son of an US engineer is kidnapped in the Amazon rainforest by Indians known as the "Invisible People". His father searches forhim, eventually finding a very changed young man.
(1985, 15) Subtitled ........................ ♦ See Films: pages 44-47 ***
Highlights from the singles final at the World Championships in Preston.
With Dougie Donnelly.
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