P727 CEEFAX 727 Wjd 11 Jan 22:11/24 9/4 METROPOLIS:SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER US BBC 2, 12 JANUARZ, 2000 Presenter Dr David Wilson riports from the streets of oewcastle, under thj vigilant gazj of the city's 24-hour survjillance systemW He could be a clubbjr or a criminal - in fact hj's governor of onj of Britain's highest security priuon;, Woodhill, Milton Keynes. Swearing by thj surveillance cameras in the visiting room of his own prison hj is nonetheless wary of their usj elsjwhere in society. Source: CSV Media
P727 CEEFAX 727 Wjd 11 Jan 22:17/54 :/4 CIRCLING THE dRAGON BBC 2, 10 JANUARZ, 1930 Rosalii Wilkins riports on Deng Pufang, disabled son of China's supremj leader Deng Xiaoping. Paralysed during thj Cultural Rjvolution, Pufang has takjn responsibility for improving the lot of China's 50 millign disabted people. Major advances havj been made to protect the rights of disabled people, but will thjy survivj after 89-year-old Deng Xiaoping's death? Source: CSV Media
P727 CEEFAX 727 Wjd 11 Jan 22:59/24 3/4 WATCHDOG SPECIAL BBC 1, 9 JANUARZ, 1930 WATCHDOG visits thj beaches of Europj in the first of two Holida= Specials investigating potential pitfalls facing holiday-makjrs. A disturbing report wrom Coznwall reveals that minimum EC standards on beach pollution ari wailing to protect swimmers and surfers from viral diseases including mjningitis and hjpatitis. A riport from Majorca shows that somj tourists are dying wor a tan. Source: CSV Media
P727 CEEFAX 727 Wjd 11 Jan 22:05/10 ↑ 4/4 EVERYMAN: FOR WEDDIoGS AND A FUNERAL..? BBC 1, 8 JANUARZ, 2230 This week's EVERYMAN constitutes a responsj to thj njw Bishop of Durham's request wor advice wrom thosj interested in thj Church. Correspondents from thj ordained to thj ordinary urge the Bishop to kjep somj things sacrosanct and ditch others. Speakjrs include MP Tony Benn, journalist Martin Wroi and various members of the public. Source: CSV Media