9.38 Maths Today: Year 2: Both Ways Round

10.0 Science All Around: Wheels

10.25-10.45 Look and Read: Joe and the Sheep Rustlers: 10: The hero
(Colour)

11.0 Watch!: Reflections
Making mirror pictures. The Rain Puddle - a story.
Presented by Andrew Bradford

11.18 Going to Work: What the Eye Doesn't See

11.40 People of Many Lands: Kenya: Mombasa
(Colour)

12.5 New Horizons: China Now

Interviews with guests
(First shown on BBC Wales)

With Bob Langley
Keep Fit with Eileen Fowler
Weatherman Graham Parker

(Colour)

Introduced by Robert Robinson

2.5 Television Club: What Kind of Life?

2.30 Look Out: Routeways

A series of ten programmes about the structure of animals and how problems related to their ways of life have been solved.

Tony Soper looks at the role of fluid in the bodies of sea anemones and at some remarkable hydraulically operated systems in lower animals.
(from Bristol)
(Book, £2.30: see page 14)

with Percy Thrower
Lawn care, herbaceous border plants and pruning summer flowering shrubs...
(From Birmingham. First shown on BBC2)

Julia Child
Today: Napoleon's Chicken
Poulet Marengo, a delicious saute of chicken with fluted mushrooms, shrimps and French fried eggs - invented on the battlefield after Napoleon's victory at Marengo.
(A series made in the USA)

by Sheila Burnford
with Blain Fairman

(Colour)

Stories by Helen Cresswell

Ever since Lizzie had 'lost' her baby brother, her Mother had been nagging at her. 'She wouldn't carry on at me like this if she knew I'd got a witch for a friend' thought Lizzie.
(Book: £1.50; paperback, 30p: page 66)

with Richard Baker; Weather

bringing you news and views in your region tonight
(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

Starring James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Stanley Baxter, Sally Smith

Dexter and Juliet have a problem - how to escape from Juliet's overbearing, interfering father. They move into an idyllic country cottage - but father comes too

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods; Weather

A Special Two-Part Enquiry
Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy

Part 1
An investigation into medical misconduct, by Christopher Brasher
The offences for which doctors can be disciplined are known as 'the notorious five As': Adultery, Advertising, Association with an unregistered practitioner, Addiction to alcohol or drugs, and Abortion - less frequent since the new Act. The body responsible for striking-off those doctors who offend is the General Medical Council, set up by Act of Parliament in 1858 'for the protection of the public.'
In this film report Christopher Brasher investigates some of the more notorious cases of recent years which pose the question: 'who is really protected - the public or the profession itself? 'He also produces disturbing new evidence which shows that three small children might not have died if proper precautions had been taken over registration and references.

In part 2 at 10.15
Ludovic Kennedy chairs a discussion in which practising doctors and leading members of the medical profession discuss the issues raised in the film report. When should a doctor reveal confidential information? Are the five As appropriate to our society today? And where should the responsibility for protecting the public rest? Should it remain with the profession itself -as it has done since 1858 - or are the issues now so important that they cannot be left to doctors alone?

The stars: Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Elizabeth Taylor
The films: Gone with the Wind; The Wizard of Oz; Mutiny on the Bounty; Meet Me in St Louis; Singin' in the Rain; Ben Hur.
For 40 years Hollywood was a dream factory, manufacturing a world not as it was but as people imagined it should be.

(A new series of escapist films begins on Friday 6 April)

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