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on BBC One London

2.5 Going to Work: Dealing with People
Written by Johnny Kershaw.

Introduced by Peter West.
The ability to 'get on' with all sorts of people is an important part of many jobs.
Repeated on Tuesday

2.30 Signpost: Christmas at Ingatestone
Hugh Ross Williamson describes how the Petre family celebrated Christmas in 1589.
Previously shown in June 1963
Repeated on Thursday

2.55 Middle School Mathematics: 10: Towards Freedom
When both size and shape are free to change, does anything stay the same? Introduced by Ian Harris.
Repeated on Friday

3.20-3.40 Living in the Presenter: Belief
This programme examines the pattern of religious beliefs in Britain today and contrasts the views of an eminent churchman with those of a humanist.
Previously shown in November 1964
Repeated on Tues., Wed., and Thursday

4.15-4.45 How and Why?: An Approach to the Atom
An enquiry into physics teaching.
Introduced by W. Ritchie and John Lewis.
Previously shown in January

Contributors

Writer (Going to Work):
Johnny Kershaw
Presenter (Going to Work):
Peter West
Producer (Going to Work):
Gordon Croton
Presenter (Signpost):
Hugh Ross Williamson
Producer (Signpost):
Felicity Kinross
Presenter (Middle School Mathematics):
Ian Harris
Producer (Middle School Mathematics):
Peter Weiss
Commentator (Living in the Present):
Sallyann Blair
Commentator (Living in the Present):
Patrick McGeeney
Producer (Living in the Present):
Alan Hancock
Presenter (How and Why?):
W. Ritchie
Presenter (How and Why?):
John Lewis
Producer (How and Why?):
John Cain

BBC One London

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