7.5 Mechanics: Energy
7.30 Telephone Switching: 1
(UHF only)
from Headingley
The final morning's play
Introduced by Peter West
The Magic Scent Bottle
Weather Keith Best
The afternoon's play on this final day.
A programme for children under 5
and the Magpie
A Czechoslovak cartoon
by Margaret Stuart Barry (in four parts)
with Bernard Holley
Tommy Mac lives in Liverpool and is just an ordinary boy, but he has a talent for getting into the most extraordinary adventures. He usually means well so it's not always his fault when things go wrong.
Introduced by Johnny Morris
A weekly magazine of stories about animals and the people involved with them - in the wild, in the zoo, or at home.
BBC Bristol
by Bob Block
Third of six programmes
Mr Mumford, Mr Claypole and Mr Davenport have no money to pay the rent. But instead of an eviction order, Mr Meaker, their landlord, has a brilliant idea - the ghosts can present a concert starring the world's greatest artists, like Beethoven, Leonardo da Vinci, William Shakespeare...
by Elisabeth Beresford
Angela Rippon; Weatherman
Today's news and views in your corner of England presented by the BBC's regional newsrooms.
Then at 6.25 Michael Barratt, Frank Bough, Valerie Singleton, Bob Wellings and Dilys Morgan take a look at the scene Nationwide
Reporters at large: Luke Casey, Bernard Falk, Diane Harron, James Hogg, John Stapleton, Patrick Stenson, Martin Young
In this, the last programme of the series, Jesse Owens, the greatest athlete of his time, who would have been a champion in any era, retells the story of his triumph in Berlin when he won four Olympic gold medals. But Owens's victories must be told against the political climate of the times, when Nazism was in full spate and intimidation of creed and race was the order of the day. It is hard enough to win an Olympic gold in normal times, but for a coloured athlete to win four in Berlin in 1936, against a background of hysteria and fanaticism, makes his achievement all the more remarkable.
Cappy Productions Inc (New York) and 20th Century-Fox Television
by Alan Janes
A series of 13 programmes
Starring Angela Bruce, Clare Clifford, Julie Dawn Cole, Karan David
An accident in a chemical factory... Nurses Sandra Ling, Jo Longhurst and Shirley Brent all have a part to play in what follows.
Book (same title), based on the original series, 50p from bookshops. Record of theme music, No BEEB 014, 64p, from record shops
with Angela Rippon and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather
Since 1969 more than 15,000 people have been injured in the civil disturbances in Northern Ireland, and almost half of them have been treated at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
The RVH is a distinguished Research and Teaching Hospital. Now in the front line, the staff have had the misfortune to acquire exceptional experience in dealing with disaster and with the type of injuries incurred in urban warfare - so widespread in the world today. The main features of the Belfast experience have been the short time between injury and treatment, and the availability of a first-class casualty centre where emergency sorting is highly organised.
Surgery of Violence includes a sequence filmed one night in the casualty department, when the victims of two bombs were admitted within the space of an hour. The film reflects the horror of that night, and the way the staff cope.
Reporter Richard Ayre.
BBC Northern Ireland
Preview: page 15
Denis Tuohy and Donald MacCormick talk to interesting people about their lives and experiences and look at the events of the day.
With John Pitman, David Lomax, Philip Tibenham, David Jessel, David Taylor, Vincent Hanna, Julian Mounter, Michael Delahaye
including the long range weather prospects/ Regional News
