6.40 Urban Development: Chicago

7.5 Curriculum Design and Development

7.30 Mechanics - Fourier Series

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with Olu Jacobs African Legends by AMABEL WILLIAMS-ELLIS
Masilo and his family worked every day to clear their strip of weeds and stones. Then, each evening, down came the Magic Bird and back rolled all the stones and all the weeds. Masilo decided that the time had come to take action. Today: The Magic Bird

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A serial from France in 13 episodes.

The Commissioner from Paris has arrived in the village just as disaster has hit the chalet.
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Weather BILL GILES

By satellite from Edmonton, Canada, the outstanding events on the third day of competition.
Athletics Finals
Men's 10,000m
Women's Pentathlon Men's Hammer plus
Men's 100m Quarter-finals Women's 100m Semi-finals Men's 400m Quarter-finals Women's 400m Semi-finals
Men's 110m Hurdles Semi-finals Men's 3000m Steeplechase Heats
Commentators in the Commonwealth Stadium DAVID COLEMAN, RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
Swimming Finals Men's 200m Backstroke Men's 100m Freestyle Men's 200m Butterfly
Women's 100m Butterfly
Men's Springboard Diving Commentators ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND
Gymnastics Final
Women's Team competition Commentator RON PICKERING
Badminton Final
The Team competition
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
Weightlifting Finals Middleweight
Light Heavyweight
Commentator DAVID VINE
Shooting Final Clay Pigeon
Plus action and news from boxing, bowls and cycling.
Introduced by Frank Bough
Producers ALAN CHIVERS, JOHN SHREWSBURY, JOHNNIE WATHERSTON, BOB DUNCAN, MARTIN HOPKINS
Studio producer JOHN PHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Executive producer ALAN HART

When Roobarb Turned Over a New Leaf

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A series of five programmes with John Noakes
John joins the volunteer navvies blasting a new railway tunnel in the mountains of Wales.
BBC Manchester
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Down the Hatch

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

The Britain Nobody Knows
In the first of two programmes to be shown today and next Monday Luke Casey travels to the furthest outposts of the British Isles and unearths some remarkable tales.
Film cameraman PAT WOOD Sound BERNARD MATTIMOE Film editor JOHN KENT Producer KEITH HULSE

Frank Bough introduces the outstanding events from the third day of competition in Edmonton
Athletics Finals
Men's 10,000m
Women's Pentathlon Men's Hammer
Swimming Finals
A report from the Commonwealth Pool.
Gymnastics Final
RON PICKERING reports on the Women's Team competition.
Plus action, news and results from boxing, badminton, bowls, cycling, shooting and weightlifting.

A five-part series by JOHN CHALLEN 3: The Public Image starring Frank Windsor
Colin Douglas , Michael Byrne
The school's public image is taking a battering. A feud has developed between the boys of the school and those of one nearby.
Theme music DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer RAYMOND MENMUIR Director GERALD BLAKE

with Peter Woods ; Weather

I How can. we convince people that instead of voting for their traditional candidates, they should vote for nature - not a political party.'
Earlier this year, Captain Cousteau returned from his search for Atlantis to campaign in the French national elections in support of Ecologie 78 - a political association formed to fight the election specifically on environmental issues. Cousteau's personal theme was based on his fervent opposition to the expansion of nuclear power in France.
Tonight Julian Pettifer , together with representatives of environmental pressure groups, trades unions and members of the public on this side of the Channel, discusses with CAPTAIN COUSTEAU ways in which public opinion can best be mobilised.
Director ROBIN HELLIER
Producer PETER CRAWFORD. BBC Bristol