6.40 Elementary Maths - Limits
7.5 History of Mathematics
7.30 The Electron Microscope
9.38 Science All Around
Light and Shade
10.0 TV Club. A Place Like Home: Janice by DAVID COOK
10.23-10.43 Hyn o Fyd
Stori a Chwedl. Trysor Dan Y M6r - Trinidad Valencera Cyflwynydd
MEIRION EDWARDS Cynhyrchydd ROBIN ROLLINSON
11.0 British Social History The Queen's Peace
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11.23 Words and Pictures
What is it?
11.40 Biology
Artificial Selection
Weather MICHAEL FISH
including The Musicmakers
Ladybird Ladybird
The woodland is full of life-but you have to look closely. Wood ants, ladybirds, butterflies, hedge-hogs and mice go their way, sometimes crossing the path of Wag-the red setter. Music and narration by DEREK GRIFFITHS
Film editor MARTIN smith Research ROBIN HALDANE Producer MICHAEL COLE
2.1 Watch. Donkeys
2.18 Scan
Craft, Industry, Landscape
2: When Coal Began to Burn
by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS
with Freddie Jones
Mr Hardisty 's Kind Offer by JENNY OLDFIELD
Today: The Companion
Splats Back: parts 1 and 2 with Grape Ape and Beagley Beagley
by MICHAEL BOND
Paddington Recommended
Narrated by MICHAEL HORDERN
Music by HERBERT CHAPPELL
Animated and directed by IVOR WOOD
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
Thousands of nominations were sent in by viewers for the Nationwide Champion Children Competition - children outstanding in sport, music, intellect or simply in the kindness they show to others. Today at a luncheon at the Hilton Hotel in aid of Dr Barnardo's, HRH The Princess Margaret presented awards to the winners chosen by RICHARD BAKER
JOHN CONTEH
BISHOP TREVOR HUDDLESTON
GAYLE HUNNICUTT and LADY MASHAM.
Recorded highlights are introduced by Valerie Singleton and Bob Wellings.
with Kenneth Kendall
Weather
Introduced by Harry Carpenter including tonight:
The Greyhound TV Trophy Final live from Walthamstow
Six of the leading long-distance greyhounds in the country, who qualified in three heats, compete over 820 metres for the coveted trophy and prize money of £1,500. Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
Cockney v Country Boy
A look ahead to British boxing's fight of the year between former world champion JOHN STRACEY from Bethnal Green and European champion DAVE GREEN from Chatteris - and the astonishing parallel of the Boon/Danahar fight nearly 40 years ago.
Gillian Gilks
An action profile of the world's No 1 lady badminton player and last year's Sportswoman of the Year'. This week at Wembley in the All-England Championships she defends the three titles she won last year.
Greyhound TV presentation ALEC WEEKS Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
The arts in action
Introduced by Humphrey Burton Walton No 1
'An amazing symphony to have been written in Britain.'
Andre Previn on Walton's First
Symphony, one of the landmarks in British music which, 40 years after its composition, still poses daunting problems in performance. To mark Walton's 75th birthday next Tuesday, Omnibus invited Previn to talk about the work and rehearse it with the London
Symphony Orchestra (leader JOHN GEORGIADIS ), for a complete performance to be shown on Sunday in The Lively Arts. There are comments, too, from Sir William himself, filmed at his home in Ischia.
Lighting GERRY MILLERSON Designer KEITH CHEETHAM Sound RAY ANGEL
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN Producer RODNEY GREENBERG
(Walton Birthday Concert on Radio tomorrOti, at 7.45 pm. Next Sunday in The Lively Arts on BBC2: a birthday tributetoWalton, including the Symphony No 1)
with Raymond Baxter and Michael Buerk
The New Frontier
Peterhead, a fishing town on the exposed north-east shoulder of Scotland, was the ' capital' of Britain's whale oil industry 150 years ago. Today it's in the front line of another oil boom, with two specially-built bases for North Sea supply boats.
Tonight's Energy File goes to sea on one of these boats in a Force-ten storm and also finds out how the lives of people and communities on the oil frontier are being affected by the onslaught of huge developments.
Director ROGER CASSTLES
Producers ARTHUR BINNIE , DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland
JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY with DONALD MACCORMICK and Tonight's reporters at home and abroad, look at the people and topics that provoke, entertain, worry or amuse us.
Including News Headlines
