6.40 The Adelaide Centre
7.5 The Paris Pantheon
7.30 Computers - Future Developments
Mr Noisy and Mr Sneeze
Weather JIM BACON
(Repeat)
And We Went to ... Hong Kong This week Helen Oakes tells the story of the boys and girls who are abroad with their parents in the British Services in Hong Kong. In their spare time they go sailing; help the Vietnamese Boat People; take a ride on the world's newest underground railway and explore a remote island.
In this, the final programme of the series, we see what their parents in the Navy and Army do for Hong Kong, the most distant place to which children travel with the British Forces.
Photography MAURICE FISHER Film editor DAVID BARRETT Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol
by Michael Bond
(Repeat)
with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman
The Nationwide team of Frank Bough, Sue Lawley, Richard Kershaw, Hugh Scullyà and Sue Cook
Including tonight: Grass Roots
A new weekly series in which a presenter from one of the BBC's regional programmes joins the Nationwide team to give an insider's view of what's been happening, and what people feel is important up and down the country.
Presented this week by Mike Neville from Look North in Newcastle.
Introduced by Dave Lee Travis
Legs & Co
The first of 16 programmes
Terry Wogan hosts the comedy quiz game all the family can play at home - in which contestants attempt to match their 'blanks' with six star guests: Katie Boyle, Janet Brown, Lorraine Chase, Barry Cryer, Val Doonican, Kenny Everett
Presented by arrangement with Goodson-Todman lnc and Talbot TV Ltd
starring
Paul Eddington
Nigel Hawthorne in Open Government by ANTONY JAY and JONATHAN LYNN With Derek Fowlds , John Nettleton
Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer JIM CLAY
Produced by STUART ALLEN 'first shown on BBC2)
with John Edmunds ; Weatherman
A serial in 12 episodes by Andrea Newman, starring Jack Galloway as Robert Mackenzie, Kara Wilson as Jean Mackenzie
with Lynda Bellingham as Ruth Isaacs, Sheila Ruskin as Diana Crawley
and Toby Salaman as David Isaacs, Richard Marner as George Kovacs
'Robert is going to drag Jean off to London and she doesn't want to go. He's a bully and I don't think he cares, so long as he gets his own way.'
'Nonsense, he's just ambitious.'
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with Russell Harty
People have strange fears - fears of ice, lice, meat and rain. Joy Melville has catalogued these strange phobias in a new book.
Sir Peter Scott , the royal photographer Norman Parkinson , and the author Thomas Hinde talk about their latest work and some of their own phobias.
Research DOROTHY SPOKES, CHRIS WILSON Director HELEN MORTON
Producer NIGEL WILLIAMS Editor RUSSELL HARTY
Meteor Crater
In Northern Arizona there is a vast hole in the desert, almost a mile across and 600 feet deep, known as Meteor Crater. It was blasted out in prehistoric times by a huge iron meteorite, and is the most perfectly preserved impact area known on Earth. Patrick Moore visits Meteor Crater, and goes down into what has been described as the oldest of all natural museums.
Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer PATRICIA WOOD
