P116 Teletext 116 Aug 6 07:17:25 — SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS ————— —— 18.30 CH4 OPENING SHOT A 10th anniversary celebration of the Youth Dance Performance Project for London at the Palace Theatre. The film follows the choreographic djvjlopmjnt of director Royston Maldoom's piece In Passing through the eyes of several children. The work focuses on youth and peace in Bosnia, and features live music pjrformjd by pianist Michael Finnissz. ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— TV index 110 Subtitling 122 WEN A CHANCE TO READ ITN'S NEWS p328 TV films Soaps Phone poll World newsP116 Teletext 116 Aug 6 07:10:43 — SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS ————— —— 19.15 BBC2 TV TROUBLES: REAL LIVES - AT THE EDGE OF THE UNION The first of four controversial films marking the 25th anniversary of the Troubles. This 1985 documentary examining life in Londondjrry from the Loyalist and Republican viewpoints was banned by the then Home Secretary Leon Brittan. A modified version of the programmj was screened some months later after a one-day strike by journalists. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— Films on TV 117 TV charts 123 WEN A CHANCE TO READ ITN'S NEWS p328 TV films Soaps Phone poll World newsP116 Teletext 116 Aug 6 07:04:29 — SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS ————— —— 20.05 BBC2 ARENA SPECIAL A profile of outspoken sculptor Louise Bourgeois. After a lifetime spent working in obscurity she suddenly attracted the attention of international art galleries at the age of 84. The programmj reveals how, having been chosen to represent America at the world's most prestigious art exhibition, Bourgeois' retrospective is touring to huge acclaim. ——————————————————————————————————3/4—— TV index 110 Subtitling 122 WEN A CHANCE TO READ ITN'S NEWS p328 TV films Soaps Phone poll World newsP116 Teletext 116 Aug 6 07:18:14 — SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS ————— —— 23.35 BBC1 FLESH AND BLOOD Two-part documentary tracing the history of Hammer Films, the company synonymous with horror in the 1960s. Featuring movie clips and interviews with stars, producers, directors and composers linked with this typically British institution which looks set to bj resurrected by Warner Brothers. Narrated by Hammer stalwarts Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. ——————————————————————————————————4/4—— Films on TV 117 TV charts 123 WEN A CHANCE TO READ ITN'S NEWS p328 TV films Soaps Phone poll World news