6.40 Understanding Aggro
7.5 Ignatius Loyola
7.30 Matting Light Work Out of it
English version written and told by Eric Thompson. (Repeat)
by Pat Hutchins
with June Whitfield
Today: Worse Things Happen at Sea
PETER GLAZE and DON MACLEAN cause chaos and laughter when they help with a horse.
A series of comedy cartoons starring superhero Hong Kong Phooey and his very necessary assistant Spot the police cat.
with TONY HART , COLIN BENNETT DAVID CLIFFORD , GARY PRICE and Morph ,
Jazz at the Sfudto-a couple of street musicians take over the show. Morph is not amused and Tony leaves home.
Weather BILL GILES
With Maggie Henderson and Fred Harris
Quiz for local journalists
(Enctish (raosmitfcM ott)M. Fi"' shoMtt] on BBC Ct/mru/Woies)
Songs of Praise Summer Special
Sue MacGregor talks to Archie Craig at his home in the Scottish Highlands.
(Shown on Sunday at 6.30 pm)
A programme for children under 5
with Peter Purves, Susan King and Nigel Starmer-Smith.
Sebastian Coe answers your questions on athletics. Send them on a postcard to Stopwatch, BBCtv, [address removed]
David Wilkie with tips for novice swimmers.
Soccer Skills: A new weekly feature in which top footballers help you to improve your game.
BBC Manchester
by Elisabeth Beresford
with Richard Whitmere Weatherman
Gentleman Jim Steps Out. In the second of two films, Nationwide's own gentleman, James Hogg, completes his excursion into High Society.
with Peter Purves
The last of four dramatised documentaries which re-create history in the places where it was made /tM<OM!0 VtUOtdt tN VetttCe
' The famous Vivaldi, whom they called the Red Priest, very we)! known amongst us for his concerts. was a topping man in Venice.' So an 18th-century traveler said, and red-haired Antonio Vivaldi grew up in the most musical city in the world. As priest, violinist, music master in a convent school, opera composer and impresario, and protector of the popular soprano Anna Giro , he was famous all over Europe.
The Girls of the VENICE CONSERVATORIO ORCHESTRA with voices of GEOFFREY MATTHEWS as Vivaldi and SEAN BARRETT
JOHN NETTLETON , JOHN ROWE
Produced by EDWARD BARNES Directed by SARAH HELUNGS (Repeat)
Starring James Garner
Something about the demise of a colleague in the same dangerous business arouses Jim's suspicion. Despite his self-sufficiency, he reluctantly joins forces with brash novice Richie Brockelman who feels the same way, and together they uncover an amazing conspiracy.
with Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world.
Weatherman
On 26 August 1959 a baby car, the brainchild of Sir Alec Issigonis, was launched on to the world market.
Lord Snowdon and Peter Sellers were just two of the famous owners who helped this revolutionary car achieve a successful acceptance with a reluctant public. But could more than five million have been sold with a different marketing policy?
Raymond Baxter and Gordon Wilkins report on the first 20 years of the Mini.
BBC Birmingham
by Robert Holles
starring Bill Paterson, Ann Beach
"... why don't you keep that missis o' yours under control... she ain't exactly doin' you a packet o' good, is she? If she was mine I'd bloody put 'er right, I'll tell yer..."
"...The Vanishing Army, a fine play shot like a marksman and planned like a battle..." (The Guardian)
"...First-rate piece of story-telling by Robert Holles... well done and well acted..." (Daily Telegraph)
"...Welcome reappearance by one of the great unsung playwrights of the day - Shakespeare of the Barrack Room, Robert Holles..." (Sunday Telegraph)
"...An absolutely first-class look at the second class life of NCOs in the British Army..." (Daily Mail)
