6.40 Revolutionary Theatre
7.5 Woyzeck
9.41 Merry-go-Round
Dutch Treat
10.3 Scan: Dinosaurus-rex?
Gone But Not Forgotten - the Dinosaur
10.25 Near and Far
Not On the Level
The last of 19 programmes for childminders
Where Do We Go From Here?
Childminding is now better understood and enjoys a higher status than ever before. But childminders are still badly paid and poorly supported. So what can they do to help themselves? What more can the local authority be expected to do? And do we need changes in the Law?
BRIAN REDHEAD investigates.
Series producer DAVID ALLEN
11.0 Scene
A Different Sort of Family
11.30 Music Time: programme 25
The Penfold PGA Championship
HARRY CARPENTER reports from Sandwich, Kent, where a starstudded field, including half-a-dozen Open champions, compete for a first prize of £10,000. This is the second day's play in this 72-hole stroke-play tournament held at Royal St George's GC.
Commentators HENRY LONGHURST
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK and MARK MCCORMACK
Television presentation by RICHARD TILLING and FRED VINER Producer A. p. WILKINSON
A lively look at words and letters With DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and GAY HAMILTON, MARTIN SHAW
Script BARRY TOOK
Weather BARBARA EDWARDS
BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD
DAVID SEYMOUR , MARIAN FOSTER and JAN LEEMiNG with the personalities and talking-points of the day, including Grace and Flavour
With MAGGIE HENDERSON and FRED HARRIS
Play words with Bubble, Humbug and the Spoons.
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Introduced by Christopher Neil.
2.14 The Electric Company: 15
2.36 Merry-go-Round: Keep Up with the Times
An eight-part cartoon series on multiplication. 5: Six times
2.45 Treffpunkt: Deutschland: Freizeit
Regina beim Einkaufen; Regina in der Kirche; Martin als Pfadfinder; Olaf bei der Feuerwehr.
The Penfold PGA Championship
A further report on the second day's play.
(Continued on BBC2)
Going into hospital? Advice from patients and staff about things to remember when you go in and when you are coming home again; more tips on adapting your garden too. Presented by ROY HUDD and IRENE THOMAS
Director BRYN BROOKS
Producer BRIGIT BARRY
Story: Who Holds Up the Traffic? Written and illustrated by ULF LOFGREN Presenters
FLOELLA BENJAMIN, STUART MCGUGAN
A film from Yugoslavia.
Julia is riding her horse and is involved in an accident with an old peasant woman.
with John Noakes Peter Purves Lesley Judd
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCK Editor BIDDY BAXTER
A Mouse at Midnight
The adventures of Captain Pugwash and his daredevil crew.
VOCIES PETER HAWKINS
Written, drawn and produced by JOHN RYAN
with Angela Rippon Weatherman
The Story of Britain's Royal Builders and Collectors in nine films
Told by Huw Wheldon
He was gifted, wayward and original. He spent a fortune on paintings and palaces. In his youth he loved driving fast carriages, gambling and horse-racing. His affairs scandalised polite society. Prince Regent during the Napoleonic Wars, he gave his title to a street, a park, an age. No monarch has had a sharper eye for works of art. The Brighton Pavilion is a brilliant tour de force, exotic and yet built with the most modern materials.
Sir Huw Wheldon takes us through the private apartments at Windsor Castle and looks at some of the treasures of Sevres china, French furniture and sculpture they contain. Even more in the rebuilding of Windsor Castle George IV left a permanent memorial to the splendid self-confidence that followed the defeat of Napoleon.
Book (same title), £10.00, from bookshops from 2 June.
with Angela Rippon ; Weather
In a series of major interviews with David Frost , Richard Nixon is breaking the silence he has kept since he left the White House in disgrace in 1974. He talks about the achievements, and the humiliations, of his time as President.
What sort of man is RICHARD NIXON , and how did he bear the pressure of a White House under siege, and the threat of impeachment? He talks about his final days in Washington, before he flew off to exile in California.
Three programmes about the arts in Italy
Introduced by Humphrey Burton Tonight:
Florence - After the Flood
Robert Hughes revisits Florence after the devastating floods Which wrecked so many of the city's great treasures in 1966. He reports on the progress of the massive restoration work and casts a critical eye on the uses and abuses of culture by the tourist trade.
Director BRIAN ADAMS
An Australian Broadcasting commission/KM (Munich co-production
Executive producer for Omnibus BARRIE GAVIN
JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY with DONALD MACCORMICK , and Tonight's reporters at home and abroad.
Robin Day examines a topical issue. Including News headlines.
