6.40 Educating the Workforce
7.5 Baroque Wind Instruments
7.30 Maths: Complex Functions
9.5 Engineering Craft Studies
Process of Engineering Production
9.35 Exploring Science: Soil
9.58 Let's Go. 18: Let's Go to a Football Match
10.12-10.30 Words and Pictures
Who Took the Farmer's Hat?
11.2 Science All Around Rain
11.40 Resource Unit 11-13: History Pax Romana: the Romans introduced towns and villas to Britain; and some people enjoyed a highly luxurious life-style. Written and presented by ROBERT ERSKINE Producer JILL SHEPPARD
12.5 pm Russian - Language and People. 10: Russian leisure activities; a look back at the language covered so far. And
' Goodbye, Summer ': Episode 5
Weather MICHAEL FISH
Including A Taste of India: Lalita Ahmed prepares in the Pebble Mill foyer a range of Indian dishes you can make in your home.
(Repeat*
2.1 Watch. Dinosaurs: 2
2.18 Near and Far
Living in the Alps
2.40 Communicate!
9: A Short Story
3.53 Regional News (exc London)
Today: Caught in the Act
with Paul Copley The Runaway by GILLIAN CROSS Today: Part 3
With Tony Hart, Colin Bennett and Morph.
Tony makes an elephant out of foil, paints a huge wallpainting and crushes up tracing paper. The Caretaker climbs in through the window and tells Tony the remarkable story of 'Jumbo' the elephant. Morph, meanwhile, builds his very own Safari Park!
If you're aged 15 or under [address removed] is the address to send paintings for the Gallery. There's a prize for any that are shown, as long as you put your name, age and address, but we're sorry we can't promise to return any.
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
presenting the British scene to the British people.
With FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY HUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS Including today: The Living Sea
From the tiny sea anemone swaying gracefully in the current, to the vast fish shoals of the English Channel, Britain's sea life can rival anywhere in the world for variety and colour. In the second of this series about the undersea life around our coasts, Duncan Gibbins and underwater explorer Dr Horace Dobbs travel from the shallows of the Isle of Man to the depths of the Eddystone Reef to seek out the unusual and exotic.
Written by ROY CLARKE starring Arthur Lowe with John Barron , Noël Dyson
Costume designer MARY HUSBAND Make-up artist MARION RICHARDS Designer GLORIA CLAYTON Producer PETER WHITMORE
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
A report by Peter Williams
Are we born with our sexual identity? Or do we learn it?
In 1963 a twin boy, just a few months old, had his penis accidentally burnt off during circumcision. The parents were advised to reassign the baby as a girl. Ten years later the child was, according to Time magazine, 'psychologically, at least, a girl'. Last year sex researchers Masters and Johnson, in a new textbook, referred to the case as 'dramatic documentation'. But how successful has the reassignment been? And what can it teach us? Peter Williams looks beyond the first question - boy or girl?
(Postponed from 12 March)
Introduced by Harry Carpenter featuring
European Cup Football
Highlights of one of tonight's quarter-final second leg matches. Commentator JOHN MOTSON
British hopes for European Cup honours rest with Nottingham Forest, the defending Champions, who play Dynamo Berlin in East Germany, and Celtic, winners in 1967, away to Real Madrid, six times winners of the trophy.
The only British club left in the Cup Winners' Cup, Arsenal, travel to Sweden for the second leg of their tie against Gothenburg.
Producer JOHN PHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCR 348) Jrom record shops
