6.40 Miracles at Lourdes
7.5 Calling the Tune
7.30 Language in Context
9.5 Encounter: Germany At Work
9.25 Athlete
8: Javelin
9.52 Look and Read
Run-around in Old Town
10.15 Maths-in-a-Box
Weight Watching
10.35 Going to Work
Local Builder
11.2 Hyn o Fyd. Byd Natur 3: Ymosod ac Amddiffyu
(This World) , ,
Take My Hand: 4
ANGELA BRUCE goes for a ride in Uncle Norman's taxi with Melanie, Justine and Janet, and tells a traditional West Indian story about Anansi.
11.40 Exploring Science Stars
Weather JACK SCOTT
Today's programme includes Dig
This presented by Peter Seabrook.
Georgian State Dance Company
Story: Annette devised by MARION WALTER illustrated by NAVAH HABER SCHAIM Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Johnny Ball
Pianist PAUL READE
in Ship oj Spies
.with Ann Morrish
Shadow at Applegarth by MARY COCKETT. 5: The Tewer
Richard Stilgoe referees another speedy jokey electronic contest of skill and wits between
HERNE COUNTY JUNIOR SCHOOL and COLINDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL and offers you a chance to win a Finders Keepers pen.
Format devised by ROBERT GOULD Producer IAN OLIVER
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A series in four parts with John Craven
3: The Little Giant
In today's programme JOHN CRAVEN takes a high-speed train from London to Cornwall to tell the story of the Great Western Railway and the man who planned it - Isambard Kingdom Brunei. His life was packed with triumphs and disasters. The bridges he built were to be the most beautiful, his railway the best in Britain, his ships the largest in the world, yet when he was only 21 he nearly died while working on the first-ever tunnel under the Thames. An energetic, flamboyant little man, known everywhere as the ' Little Giant'.
Film cameraman BRIAN M. JONES Film editor JOHN BARNES Director BARBARA KINDRED ProducerMOLLY cox
House Bound
with Richard Baker Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.20
Nationwide
Including Down to Earth: the guide to easy gardening with Alan Titchmarsh
And at 6.50 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam
Questionmaster David Colcman
Emlyn Hughes and Garcth Edwards captain two .teams of sporting celebrities who'll be puzzling over faces, places, facts, figures and films from 50 years of sporting action.
Directed by MIKE ADLEY
Produced by HAZEL LEWTHWAITE BBC Manchester
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A comedy series by DAVID FITZSIMMONS , starring Sharon Duce , Philip Jackson
Lynda Marchal , Roger Sloman
With sun, sea, wine and paella, Donald and Sheila feel they've got away from it all at last. Little do they know what Ruth has in store for them and how Ted feels about their holiday.
Designer JOHN O'HARA -
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW
Further highlights from a Cliff Richard concert recorded during last year's very successful season at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, London. Cliff sings some of his early hits from the 50s and 60s, including ' Livin' doll', ' The young ones' and ' The moment you're gone ', and songs from more recent years, including 'I'm nearly famous now'.
Television lighting TOMMY THOMAS
Sound KEITH HARLOW
Presented by BRIAN WHITEHOUSE
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with Kenneth Kendall
Weekend Weather JACK SCOTT
Paul Michael Glascr as Starsky David Soul as Hutch The Plague: 2
Hutch is near death as Starsky explores even the most impossible avenues to find the plague carrier.
Directed by ROBERT KELLJAN
written by JIM ELDRIDGE , starring
Mark Kingston and Amanda Barrie and co-starring
Patricia Hayes and Jean Kent
Music by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON
Director MARTIN SHARDLOW
starring Alexis Smith
Eleanor Parker , Sydney Greenstreet Limeridge House, 1850. An unusual group resides in this palatial country home - the eccentric Fairlie, his lovely heiress-niece Laura, her cousin Marian "and the sinister Count Fosco. Into this strange menage comes a young artist and a mysterious woman dressed in white who haunts the grounds and looks strangely like Laura.
Screenplay by STEPHEN MOREHOUSE AVERY from the novel by WILKIE COLLINS Produced by HENRY BLANKE Directed by PETER GODFREY Films: page 13
