6.40 Orpheus Britannicus

7.30 Freedom and Parenthood

(UHF only)

by Elisabeth Beresford

(Repeat)

With Sarah Porter
(Repeat)

Introduced by Paul McDowell 4: Regional Finals
Southampton, Belfast and Cardiff
Director RICHARD SIMKIN Producer CLIVE DOIG
(In association with Nabisco Ltd) (Part 5: tomorrow at 10.15 am)

with Tony Hart

(Repeat)

Weather JACK SCOTT

A See-Saw programme. (Repeat)

A series of ten programmes

Explanation and advice on effective use of a hearing aid for those who have recently acquired one.

(Repeat)

(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)

(Repeat)

by Pamela Brown
Starring The Blue Door Theatre Company
Dramatised in four episodes by Julia Jones

The children have started rehearsing for a charity concert for which their parents have given their approval, while making clear their opposition to their offspring taking up stage careers. All is thrown into confusion with the news that the town council are giving the lease of the theatre to Mrs Potter-Smith and the Ladies' Institute Dramatic Society.
(Repeat)

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

Bill Kerr Elliott meets four ladies who, though quite sane, between them spent 140 years shut away in mental institutions and have now rejoined the outside world. Plus the latest news from London and the home counties presented by James Hogg.

The show that helps you make the best of what you've got.
Last of five programmes with Richard Stilgoe , Gillian Reynolds and Dr Mike Smith
We meet Harris Shoerats , still hale and hearty at 109, and learn how he does it. We do lunchtime physical jerks with people working in an underwear factory, seek advice at a centre for alternative medicine, and Gillian goes to an Italian health spa to take, among other things, a bath in radioactive mud.
Assistant producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS Studio director MIKE DERBY
Producer KEITH SHEATHER. BBC Bristol

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: Lenny Henry, David Jacobs, Roy Kinnear, Beryl Reid, Madeline Smith, Tracey Ullman

Presented by arrangement with Goodson-Todman Inc and Talbot TV Ltd

(Feature p 6)

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

The last of four films about the common experiences which highlight people's lives.

Death is the one experience of life in this country which few people face up to frankly. The last film meets undertaker Paul Mills for whom death is a way of life, and Dr Derek Doyle of St Columba's Hospice in Edinburgh, who ensures that his patients can die with dignity. But mainly it is about Scots actor Victor Carin, who faced up to his imminent death from cancer with inspiring courage, wit and cynicism.

Reporter Bernard Falk found it the most moving encounter of his long career. He talked to Victor at home with his teenage daughter, Kate, in a monastery trying to find some peace of mind, and at the Hospice where he finally died on 2 January this year.

BBC Scotland

by ROBERT HOLMAN with David Daker
A school leaver joins the Army.
Producer RICHARD EYRE Director GILES FOSTER

in Q9. Written by SPIKE MILLIGAN and NEIL SHAND With JOHN BLUTHAL
BOB TODD , KEITH SMITH
ALAN CLARE , JULIA BRECK
DAVID RAPPAPORT , JOHN WITTY Musical item ED WELCH
Produced by DOUGLAS ARGENT Directed by RAY BUTT

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