(UHF only)
(to 7.55)
9.5 Location Britain: Lynemouth
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9.27 Brazil: Amazon Frontier
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9.48 Out of the Past: Mistress Anne's Diary
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10.10 Science Workshop: Materials: 2
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10.32 Scene: Victim
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11.5-11.20 Maths-in-a-box: Down on the Farm
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11.30 Search: Transport in Wales: The Sea
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11.55 The Past at Work: 4: Spindle and Shuttle
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Book (same title) £8.95, from retailers
with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather Anne Purvis
12.57 Regional News
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
With DONNY MACLEOD , MARIAN FOSTER and BOB LANGLEY, joined today by Tony Bilbow , who'll take his weekly glimpse into the world of theatre and cinema, interviewing the stars who capture the headlines and the acclaim.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham
A See-Saw programme
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A series for 4- and 5-year olds and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Michael Maynard and Duncan the Dragon.
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The historical drama for schools takes a closer look at Glasgow in 1834, when the city filled with Highlanders, Lowlanders and Irish people, all looking for work.
A series of ten programmes
The strain that deafness can place on a marriage is one of the topics in today's programme.
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(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)
A cartoon series.
with Kenneth Williams
Agaton Sax and Lispington's Grandfather Clock by NILS OLOF-FRANZEN
4: Another Agaton Sax?
with Simon Groom, Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Straight and Narrow!
There's more to ploughing with a team of horses than meets the eye, as Simon discovers when he joins some of Britain's top plough-men in the 1981 Championships in Oxfordshire.
With the voices of Kenneth Williams
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.25
Nationwide
Including coverage of the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool.
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: Pat Coombs, Sandra Dickinson, Jack Douglas, Carol Drinkwater, Patrick Moore, Jimmy Tarbuck
Presented by arrangement with Goodson-Todman Inc and Talbot TV Ltd
Written by John Wyndham
The last of a six-part adaptation by Douglas Livingstone
Starring John Duttine as Bill Masen
with Maurice Colbourne as Jack Coker and Emma Relph as Jo
Six years later in the Sussex farmhouse, Bill and Jo find themselves cut off by growing numbers of triffids...
with John Simpson ; Weatherman
A Victorian romance by MICHAEL SADLEIR
The last of four parts dramatised by ANTHONY STEVEN
For Fanny , an idyllic holiday in France, a chance meeting in Paris. and suddenly Manderstoke appears - bent on revenge!
Music composed and conducted by ALEXANDER FARIS
Studio sound TREVOR WEBSTER Film editor DICK ALLEN Designer PETER BLACKER Producer JOE WATERS
Director PETER JEFFERIES
Robin Cousins
The fifth in a series of ten programmes about how leading figures in the creative arts approach their work.
At the age of eight Robin Cousins took his first tentative steps on ice at the Westover Rink, Bournemouth. Last month he returned there after 16 years to star in the Robin Cousins Ice (;ala.
This programme follows Cousins behind the -scenes working with choreographer Bill Drysdale for the first time as they prepare a new ice ballet together. It is set to variations on Saint Saens's The Swan. Composed by David Cullen with solo cello played by Julian Lloyd Webber.
Narrated by MICHAEL TUDOR
Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL
Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN Directed by KEITH CHEETHAM
starring
Andy Griffith, Ida Lupino with Michael Brandon, Susannc Hildur James A. Watson Jr, Tim Mclntire Artie Sawyer, the caretaker of an apartment building, gets more than he bargained for when he lets a young woman stay overnight in an empty apartment. Three of her friends turn up. intent on robbing the bank next door ...
Screenplay by ERIC ROTH from the novel byFIKLDKNFARRIfYC.TON
Directed by PAUL WENDKOS
Produced by MARK CARLINER
(First showing on British television) Films: page 20
