6.40 Complex Human Ecosystems (1)
7.5 Maths - Numerical Methods
7.30 Handicapped in the Community
Kontaktc. 22: Was machen Sie den ganzen Tag?
Complementary radio programme today,
6.30 pm, Radio 3
Weather MICHAEL FISH
including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith
3.5 The Daily Express Triumph Hurdle Race (2m 200yds)
3.40 The Piper Champagne Cheltenham Gold Cup Steeplechase (3m 2f). (E35,000 added)
(Also on BBC2)
Story: The Cornfield
Written and illustrated by VANESSA LUFF Presenters
Carol Leader, Brian Cant
South American Slip Up
Gold Fever Goof Up
A series in six episodes by BRIAN WRIGHT
In an attempt to make friends with Tom and Dan, Betsy Russell pretends to be a parlour-maid, but then the boys find out who she really is!
1:A Gongoozler
Producer ANNA HOME
Director JOHN PROWSE
with Richard Baker Weatherman
FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY, VALERIE SINGLETON , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS are the team that mix together coverage of topical events, investigative reports, plus features and films for your tea-time viewing.
with Terry Wogan
Beauty is in the eye of the be-holder - that's never more true than in a beauty competition, where argument usually goes on long after the fortunate or unfortunate judges have announced their decision. The Welsh and English judges have already announced theirs. Will you agree with the Scottish judges tonight when the final stage of the competition to find 'Miss Scotland 1978' is held at Tiffany's, Glasgow? The compere with TERRY WOGAN in Glasgow tonight is David Findlay Music by PHIL TATE and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE with SUNSHINE and the STRATHCLYDE POLICE PIPE BAND
THE GEOFFREY RICHER DANCERS
Arranged by ERIC D. MORLEY Designer HELEN RAE
Series producer KEN GRIFFIN Producer CHARLES CLIFFORD
A Mecca promotion in association with Camay
with Richard Baker ; Weather
The Rt Hon
Sir Geoffrey Howe , mp for the Opposition
Repeated on BBC2 at 11.10 pm)
Nine documentary programmes 7: Country Coppers
After the bustle of Hong Kong Island and down-town Kowloon, the villages and hamlets of the New Territories are oases of calm and order. Crime is not a problem here. But it pays to send out patrols into the hinterland, to act as the government's ears, eyes and PROs. If all seems calm on the surface, there are tensions. The people here, like all Chinese, believe in ' Fung Soy ' - the natural balance and harmony of their surroundings. So when a policeman at Lok Ma Chau blows out his brains in a sentry box, the young British station commander feels compelled to call in the local geomancer to exorcise his police station.
Film cameraman PATRICK TURLEY Film recordist MIKE SAVACE Film editor BRIAN TOMKINS Producer JOHN PURDre
Introduced by DENIS TUOHY Including News Headlines
