6.40 A View of Middlemarch
7.5 Organisations of Peace
7.30 Lens Design
9.38-10.0 Out of the Past Charles Dickens
Storyteller Extraordinary - Part 2 Written by MICHAEL AND MOLLIE HARDWICK
10.25-10 45 20th-century History One Man's Revolution: Mao Tse-tung
11.0 Watch
Lighthouses
11.18 Going to Work
Council Work
John Tidmarsh explains how Mao Tse-Tung's 42-year leadership of the Chinese Communist Party changed the face of China.
Weather BILL GILES
with DONNY MACLEOD , DAVID SEYMOUR MARIAN FOSTER and JAN LEEMING including The Music Makers This week:
Jazzman Ronnie Scott
Editor TERRY DOBSON
With MAGGIE HENDERSON and FRED HARRIS
Music by PETER GOSLING and DAVE MOSES Devised and produced by MICHAEL COLE
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Book, It's Ragtime, 55p, from bookshops
You and Me Book 5, 50p, from bookshops
2.32 Merry-go-Round: It's All Right: Part 6
2.40 TV Club: Fakes, Frauds and Fiddles
Conjurers, con-men and stick insects
Introduced by David Freeland
With Dawn Perllman, Fergus Anckorn and Mark Blackwell Baker
Dechrau Canmol
Welsh hymn-singing
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)
A programme for children under 5
Story: Daisy Drip the Painter by JUDITH SHONE
Presenters Karen Platt, Brian Cant
Calhoun Rides Again
An old friend runs into trouble when he again visits Ricky and Sandy North but Rebel and Champion are there to help.
An action-packed cartoon series starring Goober the hound who can make himself invisible and Gilly, Tina and Ted who work for The Ghostly Review.
Stop with Peter Purves and Joanne Watson Watch
Swimming:
CHERYL BRAZENDALE prepares for the ASA Championships in Black-pool this week Soccer: another chance to win our World Cup quiz
Skateboarding:
SIMON NAPPER demonstrates 360s and 540s and news, views and results
Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer HAZEL LEWTHWAITE BBC Manchester
When Roobarb didn't see the Sun Come Up
Told by RICHARD BRIERS
Written by GRANGE CALVELEY
Animation BOB GODFREY
with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman
All this week Nationwide comes live from Brussels, headquarters of the European Community. More and more decisions that affect us all are made in Europe - and the programme will be looking at the things we have in common as well as the differences between Us and Them.
Including tonight: An outside broadcast from the beautiful mediaeval city of Bruges and a film with the group Genesis on tour in Europe.
Editor GORDON WATTS
A series in 13 episodes
Colette O'Neil , Neil Stacy
Tom Watson and Patrick Malahide in 8: Strictly Confidential by CLIFF HANLEY
A young trainee reporter finds himself in big trouble when he leaks an ' exclusive ' to a rival newspaper - but discovers who his friends are.
Cast in order of appearance
Series created by PETER MAY and ALASTAIR BALFOUB Script editor MAGGIE ALLEN Designer DAVID MCKENZIE
Producer RODERICK GRAHAM Director GERRY MILL BBC Scotland
with Kenneth Kendall Weather
Every time we take a drug, we take a calculated risk. All drugs are 'useful poisons' and some are more useful than others.
Medicines have a touch of magic - a genie in the bottle; a pill for every ill. And each time we take the tablets we expect them only to do us good.
Every day we in Britain collect one million prescriptions; every year we swallow 7,000 million pills. In a very real sense we are all on drugs.
Last month the Government launched a campaign to persuade us to cut down on our demands for unnecessary drugs. Our society's addiction costs millions of pounds a year in wasted pills.
In tonight's programme Caroline Medawar presents four aspects of the pharmaceutical industry. The film tells the story of four vitally important drugs in use today, and shows how the powder on the laboratory bench becomes the pill in the chemist's shop; how danger lurks in even the most familiar bottle; how the drug industry has become one business apparently certain of profit; how doctors, industry and patient all conspire to promote powerful drugs that many people don't really need. Narrator William Franklyn.
Including News Headlines
with Peter Alliss
A series of ten programmes for those who want to take up golf and for golfers who want to improve their game. And an opportunity for everyone to watch top players demonstrate their skills. 2:A Swing that Lasts
PETER ALLISS and his four regular pupils are joined this week by guest professionals Jean Donald and John Panton.
Producer GORDON MENZIES. BBC Scotland
(International Golf: The Colgate PGA Championship on Friday BBC1, BBC2)
