Listings
: News
: Red Sails and ShoalWaters
Memories of the Vigilant, the 83-year-old Thames Spritsail barge.Written and produced by Brian Fawcett (R)
Contributors
: Daytime on Two: Zig Zag: The Arabs - 1: Islam
Some Daytime on Two programmes are aimed at teenagers and may be unsuitable for the very young.The Arabs. 1: Islam(R)
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: Storytime
The Hungry Giant (R): Stop and Think: Beyond Today
New series. A number of sequences designed to be used by young people in collective acts of worship, including 'Video-Psalm 22' with Commander James B Irwin of the Apollo 15 space mission, some illustrated words from Dr Martin Luther King and the first in a series of The Gospel According to Melv.Contributors
: Mathsphere -Year A
New series. A Need for Data followed by For Good Measure.: Storytime: Footprints
The King decides to give the Queen a surprise birthday present. With Jaye Griffiths. (R)Contributors
: Music Time
A Space Journey: Job Bank
New series. Computer Consultant and Primary School Teacher.: Zig Zag: Inset - A Classroom Safari
New series.: Thinkabout Science - B: It's Freezing!
New series.: Sports-Science
Fully Fit (R): Art Work
Seeing and Believing (R): History File: The World Since 1945
A personal interpretation of aspects of the Cold War.Contributors
: Daytime on Two: Greenclaws
An adventure with Nick Mercer and Stella Goodier.(R)
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: News
Weather followed by Storytime Footprints (R): Songs of Praise
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: Behind the Screen
Fiona Adam meets actorIan McShane filming on location for the new series of Lovejoy on Sunday at 8.05pm on BBC1. Producer Catherine Elliott-Kemp
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: News
Weather followed by DartsEmbassy World Professional Darts Championship.
Tony Gubba introduces highlights from the Lakeside Country Club.
Contributors
: Catchword
Paul Coia hosts the word game. Director Justin C Adams Producer Leslie MitchellContributors
: Behind theHeadlines
Today Jane Corbin hosts a lively debate on a topical issue of the week.Editor Charles Miller
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: Tarzan's MagicFountain
Starring Lex Barker Brenda JoyceTarzan penetrates a hidden jungle valley in search of a long-lost woman aviator, only to discover a fountain of youth.
Director Lee Sholem
0 FILMS: pages 27-32
Contributors
: DEFIIFirst Bite
Terry Gilliam , director and animator of Monty Python 's Flying Circus fame, presents the six winning films in the First Bite 1990/91 Student Animation Competition. Director Sebastian Scott Producer Jenny BarrettAn Initial production for BBCtv 0 PICTURE STORY: page 69
Contributors
: Cricket: Third Test
Australia v EnglandRichie Benaud introduces highlights of the fourth day's play in Sydney.
: Black Britain
First of six programmes.Mother Country. Thousands of black families have built their lives in the land that they were taught to regard as the mother country. Four families help to trace this personal history of black Britain.
Producer Faith Isiakpere
(Part 2 tomorrow at 7.40pm)
: Horizon
Sudden DeathEvery year, sudden death kills over 100,000
Britons. In the US, that figure is a quarter of a million. Many of the victims have some history of coronary heart disease, but it's not the classic heart attack that kills but a rapid onset of fatal electrical activity in the heart. Horizon follows a bizarre trail to pick up clues to the nature of sudden death.
Written and produced by Jeremy Taylor Editor Jana Bennett
* TRANSCRIPT: send a cheque for £2.00, payable to BSS. to [address removed]. • HEALTH: page 14
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: Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit: 3
The conclusion of Jeanette Winterson's film.Jess realises that to be free she must separate from the church, her home town and her mother. (R)
(For cast see Saturday at 9.05pm)
Contributors
: Bird Detectives
Egg thieves, bird smugglers, illegal dealers in endangered species: they are the quarry of the investigation officers of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, known in the trade as the BirdDetectives. The programme spent a year watching them at work. Narrated by Jack Pizzey. Producer David Harrington 0 NATURE: page 12
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: Darts
Highlights introduced by Tony Gubba , with commentary by Sid Waddell and Tony Green.Contributors
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