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: Open University
Social Integration: Family Comedy: Chock a Block
A See-Saw programme (R): News
Weather followed by International Golf Bell's Scottish Open ChampionshipIntroduced from the King's Course, Gleneagles Hotel, by DOUGIE DONNELLY
SANDY LYLE returns to
Scotland after his US and British Masters triumphs to battle it out for the Scottish Open title. IAN WOOSNAM led from the front last year to Win. JOSE OLAZABAL , who broke the course record in round two with a 62, is among the challengers from 14 countries, which include TOM KITE, FRED COUPLES, PAYNE STEWART and BEN CRENSHAW from America, DAVID GRAHAM and ROGER DAVIS from Australia,
HOWARD CLARK from England and, from Zimbabwe,
MARK MCNULTY , currently in the top three of the European order of merit. Commentators
BRUCE CRITCHLEY. ALEX HAY and CLIVE CLARK
Contributors
: News and Weather
Regional News and Weather: Abbott and Costello in Here Come the Co-Eds
continues a season of films starring the two funnymen.Bixby College is an exclusive finishing school, until Slats
and Oliver arrive.
Screenplay by ARTHUR T. HORMAN and JOHN GRANT
Produced by JOHN GRANT
Directed by JEAN YARBROUGH
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Contributors
: Artists on Film
Scenes from Working LivesThe last of five programmes In tonight's, four abstract artists each paints a picture and talks about the work.
Paintings are to be experienced. They are not to be understood, they're to be recognised.
(JOHN HOYLAND, 1979)
In 1964 William Hayter (1901-88) was filmed in Paris; in 1979 Victor Pasmore (b 1908) was shown at work in Malta and in the same year
John Hoyland (b 1934) spent six days with cameras in his London studio. In 1983
Patrick Heron (b 1920) could be seen painting in St Ives.
The programme ends with a short quotation from the 1969 film made with the sculptor Anthony Caro (b 1924), in which he speaks with characteristic economy about his working life. Series compiled by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL
Film editor CHRISTY HANNA
Contributors
: Operation Raleigh
With My House upon My BackThe last of six programmes For most young people an Operation Raleigh expedition is a chance to live and work with remote communities all over the world. For a few it provides an opportunity to make a film.
This week, a team from the Australian Film and Television School finds out why young people from
Britain's inner cities have flown 10,000 miles to spend their Christmas digging pits on the bleak moors and mountains of south west Tasmania. The film crew discover that, for this surprisingly good-humoured group, anything is better than unemployment.
'The mud - it's everywhere, in your sleeping bag, in your food, inside your boots. And the dinner - biscuits and Vegemite!'
Directed by DAVID CAESAR and GORDON TAYLOR
Series producer BELINDA ALLEN
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Contributors
: Taking StRps
Isabel is learning to walk. She is 7 years old and has brain damage.While hundreds of parents are turning to Hungary for specialist help unavailable in Britain, Isabel and other children with cerebral palsy are showing that Britain's own state system still has something to offer.
Actor Robert Powell tells their story.
Producer JANE FRENCH BBC South (R)
Contributors
: The Travel Show
Presented by Penny JunorThe weekly holiday magazine full of news and information. The Resort Report
St Tropez in the south of France. Basic facts together with the best and worst points. Plus John Thirlwell 's view of what it's actually like there this summer. Matthew Collins on Special Assignment.
John Kettley comments on the summer weather so far and forecasts what's in store for the weekend.
Plus the late availability bargains and your holiday moans.
Studio director TONY HARRISON
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC North West
(Call the Travel Show Information Line on [number removed])
Contributors
: Exiles
AbbasIranian Photojournalist
The last of six programmes Abbas is an internationally renowned photojournalist living in Paris. In 1980 he published a book of photographs covering two years of the Iranian revolution. During that time Abbas documented what he saw as the 'confiscation' of the revolution by fanatical religious forces. The book led to his exile from Ayatollah Khomeini 's Islamic republic); Barred from Iran, Abbas is now photographing Islam I elsewhere in the world. From his base in Paris, and at work in Muslim West Africa, he seeks to show the reasons for the Islamic resurgence which, in so many countries, has » been fired by events in Irani Sound recordist nAVlD JEWITT Cameraman CHRIS SEAGER Film editor LES FILBY Executive producer DIANA LASHMORE
Director PATCHY WHEATLEY
Contributors
: Newsnight
World events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormickContributors
: International Golf
Bell's Scottish Open Championship from the King's Course, Gleneagles Hotel.Highlights of today's second round, with news of the qualifiers for the final two rounds.
: Weekend Outlook
helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the OpenUniversity on Saturday and Sunday. A BBC/Open University production
: Open University
Planning the Production \ If you know when the components I will be needed, you can order them 'just in time'. \ Producer DAVID SAUNDERSContributors
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