6.40 Coal Power
7.5 Purification of an Enzyme
7.30 The Urban Migrant
in Skylark
During One Afternoon
With Judi Dench
Today: A Dog Behind Glass
(Rpt)
starring Keith Chegwin with special guests including The Undertones
Matchbox, The Wurzels
The irrepressible Cheggers is assisted by Vivienne McKone and Gordon Astley leading their twin teams the ' Yellows' and the 'Reds'.
with Tony Hart
COLIN BENNETT and Morph
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Headingley Final day
PETER WEST introduces live coverage of this morning's play.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TED DEXTER
TOM GRAVENEY , TONY COZIER
TV presentation NICK hunter, BILL TAYLOR
Weather JIM BACON
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies
From Headingley. Final day Further coverage
An animated series of science fiction adventure stories.
(Repeat)
One Over Par
Written by HITCH HITCHENS Music IAN SAMWELL Director DICK HORN
Producer GRAEME SPURWAY
with Peter Woods Weatherman
A round-up of the day's most important events in the South East - together with interviews with people in the news.
with Juliet Prowse
As GI Tulsa McCauley, Elvis takes the US Army by storm in one of his most successful movies, featuring numbers like 'Wooden heart' and 'Blue suede shoes'.
Films: p 13
Written by Roy Clarke
Starring Arthur Lowe
with John Barron, Noel Dyson, John Warner
When the Potter clan gathers for the christening of their first grand-daughter, Potter practises his usual managerial expertise...
with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman
All over the world people believe they can contact the dead. More remarkably, evidence is being offered that composers and other creative personalities of the past are still at work.
In tonight's documentary
Hugh Burnett meets three people who are certain they are in touch with dead musicians. Rosemary Brown claims a large variety of contacts and John Lill , the distinguished concert pianist, explains his own experiences.
Clifford Enticknap has actually recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and the Arnbrosian Singers part of a new oratorio which he says has come through from Handel.
'It's all to do with cleaning a window.' says JOHN LILL , referring to ROSEMARY BROWN , 'and some, windows are cleaner than are cleaner others.
Photography KENNETH LOWE Film editor LES NEWMAN Produced by HUGH BURNETT
Woddis on ...: page 62
by Rachel Billington
with Susan Fleetwood as Pamela Redman
Pamela: "...It's something about me that irritates him. He hits me instead of talking to me. Perhaps he's unhappy himself. I don't know... You're like everybody else. You think it's a joke. But I'm frightened. The children know. They sense something..."
"Not least among the strengths of Rachel Billington's play about wife-battering. Donât Be Silly was its unexpected location among the affluent and educated middle classes..." (Daily Mail)
"Rachel Billington's first TV play Don't Be Silly, was a beautifully clear and convincing account of wife-battering among the well-bred." (The Guardian)
