6.40 Air Pollution Dispersion
7.5 The Search for Oil
7.30 Are Four Colours Sufficient?
(UHF only)
by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS
Music by MIKE BATT
Animated and directed by IVOR wood
With Sarah Porter
Today: The Tale of the Pie and the Patty Pan
'A little dog indeed! Just as if there were no cats in Sawrey! And a pie for afternoon tea! The very idea!' said Cousin Tabitha Twitchit. And when the pie in question is mouse pie, an embarrassing situation develops.
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Introduced by Paul McDowell 3: Regional Finals
Liverpool and Welwyn
(In association with Nabisco Ltd) (Part 4: tomorrow at 10.15)
With TONY HART and COLIN BENNETT as the Caretaker and Morph
Director JANE TARLETON
Producer CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON
Weather JACK SCOTT
A See-Saw programme
Story and design by .JOANNE AND MICHAEL COLE
Directed by MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON
A programme for children under 5
(.Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)
The first of seven programmes
Sport has always been concerned with speed, with who can run, swim, ride or drive the fastest.
Daley Thompson, probably the greatest athlete in the world, looks at the art of sprinting and the ways in which runners improve their times.
June Croft, Britain's fastest lady swimmer, talks about speed through the water.
And we'll also be looking at some of Britain's youngest speedway riders at the King's Lynn school of Swedish star Olle Nygren. Introduced by Peter Purves, Daley Thompson and Janice Long
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with Jan Leeming Weatherman
James Hogg presents the latest news from London and the home counties, and Bob Wellings makes a visit to the border country to join The Fun of the Fair.
The second of three films: Sumo
An expectant roar goes up from the 5,000 crammed into the stadium. Across Japan, millions more sit transfixed in front of their televisions as two scantily-clad men, weighing 25 stones apiece charge each other across the earth ring. Seconds later, it's all over with the loser picking himself up from the dirt. To the newcomer, Sumo often seems ludicrous or repulsive. But Donny MacLeod soon finds himself enthralled by this ritualistic sport.
Film editor MERRICK SIMMONS Producer JONATHAN FULFORD
(Part 3: tomorrow at 6.20)
The last of three programmes starring Dick Emery and featuring
Michael Robbins , Michael Knowles Ray McAnally , Josephine Tewson with JOHN CATER, GRETCHEN FRANKLIN DENYS HAWTHORNE
MICHAEL O'HAGEN , HILARY PRITCHARD and Ron Flanagan , Philomena McDonagh , Maggie Mullarky
John Pennington , Patrick Waldron David and Tony Webb Debbie Wheeler
Film sequence written by JOHN AND STEVEN SINGER Additional material
PHILIP CAMPBELL. TERENCE MURPHY
TOM MAGEE-ENGLEFIELD and KENNETH ROCK Producer HAROLD SNOAD
In the last of the series Marti's special guests are: Rita Moreno Roy Hudd , Judie Tzuke and GEOFF RICHER'S FIRST EDITION
Written by SPIKE MULLINS
TERRY RAVENSCROFT. JOE STEEPLES Choreography GEOFFREY RICHER
Musical director RONNIE HAZLEHURST Vocal backing
JEAN GILBERT , LINDA JARDIM , VICTY SILVA Designer GARRY FREEMAN Producer STANLEY APPEL
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
The last of nine programmes starring Trevor Eve in I'm a Believer by JIM HAWKINS with Michael Medwin
Doran Godwin and Liz Crowther
The Starshine cult hates all material things except Maddy Hopkins 's money ... and Radio West's newsroom hates Eddie.
Music composed by GEORGE FENTON Producer ROBERT BANKS STEW ART Directed by MIKE VARDY
Books, Shoestring, £4.75 hardback and 90P paperback; Shoestring's Finest Hour, £5.95 hardback and £ 1.00 paperback, available from bookshops. Theme music on a single (RESL 67), from record shops
Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Is there really anyone else out there?
If so, why haven't they been in touch yet? This week Sagan examines some famous UFO sightings - and asks if We or They might, in the eventuality, be able to crack the cryptogram of interterrestrial communication.
Presented by Carl Sagan
A joint production of KCET and Carl Sagan Productions Inc in association with BBC tv
The fifth of nine programmes The Room
A show business story by Verity Anne Meldrum and Carl Davis
The television premiere of a song cycle about the joys and agonies of a life in the theatre.
Lyrics by VERITY ANNE MELDRUM Music by CARL DAVIS
Sung by VERITY ANNE MELDRUM With RAY RUSSELL, RON ASPREY CLIFF HALL, TIM RENWICK, FRANK RICOTTI , BARRY DE SOUZA PAUL WESTWOOD
Lighting TEDDY WILLIAMS Sound JOHN WILSON
Designer STEPHEN BROWNSEY Director BARRIE GAVIN
BBC Bristol
