P727 CEEFAX 727 Fri 20 May 21:11/22 1/4 LATE SHOW: DEBATES VIDEO VIOLENCE BBC 2, 17 MAY, 2315 Public demands for changes in legislation have arisen ever since the James Bulges murder trial. This week the LATE SHOW debates the possible link between children'u access to violent videos and thieu subsequent behaviour. Melvzn Bragg chairs THE DEBATE OVER VIDEO VIOLENCE and uses newly commissioned research undertaken for the programmj by MORE to reveal the latest public opinion. Source: CSV MediaP727 CEEFAX 727 Fri 20 May 21:14/14 2/4 LIFE STORIES: A MOTHER'S LOVE BBC 1, 17 MAY, 2000 Mary Doyle, is a 54 year old primary school head teacher with six adopted children. Ranging in age from 12 to 31 they are all scarred by unhappy experiences of children's homes and unsuccessful foster placements. Despite Mary's limitations as a single white mother (five of her children are mixed race) the Doyles benefit from the loyalty, care and support of a mother'u lo6j. Source: CSV MediaP727 CEEFAX 727 Fri 20 May 21:03/55 3/4 DENIED THE 9 to 5 BBC 1, 1030, 15 MAY Ian Duty looks at how employers can support staff disabled by accidents or who experience progressive or intermittent disabilities. Fashion model Heather Mills who lost part of her leg in a road accident, and disabled aerobics instructor Simone Galloway who teaches from a wheelchair, tell their personal stories of how they have kept working. The series continues next week. Source: CSV MediaP727 CEEFAX 727 Fri 20 May 21:27/52 O 4/4 EVERZMAN: FOR WORSE BBC 1, 2250, 15 MAY $5 A second marriage, according to Dr Johnson, is "a triumph of hope o6ju experience." The second in this two part series talks to people whose experience of divorce might have put them off marriage for life, and asks what is it they hope to achieve after repeated marital failures. For remarriages the divorce rate is even higher than in first marriages - so why take the risk? Source: CSV Media