6.45 Combined Heat and Power

7.10 Microfossils

7.35 Nuclear Power USA

8.0 Properties of Enzymes: 1

8.25 The Nature of Chemistry

(to 8.50)

Elizabeth Watts
Wayne Jackman and Brian Jameson say
'Hello again' with songs, games and play ideas. Story: The Loud Baby by BERNARD MCLAVERTY
Musicians PETER PONTZEN , PETER HOWLAND Producer PENNY LLOYD
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

sponsored by Mars
The day is here that 22,000 people, the largest marathon field in history, have dreamed about and dreaded. By five o'clock this evening all of them, in some way, will be touched by the magic of the marathon.
They will have joined the ranks of an ever-increasing, but still exclusive band who have achieved a milestone in life they will never forget. BBC cameras cover the whole race live, from the start at Blackheath to the finish, 26 miles later, on Westminster Bridge.
DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING and BRENDAN FOSTER commentate on the event, and BOB WILSON ARCHIE MACPHERSON and DAVID DAVIES talk to the competitors and their supporters.
(Further coverage at 12.40 pm)
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The series for Sunday morning in which you are united with your fellow viewers in a simple service of prayer and fellowship.
On this day of the London Marathon, the worship comes from a viewer's home in east London and is introduced by Ann Easter . The speaker is Therese Vanier
Television presentation SIMON HAMMOND

with Philip Wrixon and Dan Cherrington Producers
KEN POLLOCK. MARTIN SMALL
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

for farmers BILL GILES

Bad Day at the Cat Rock
Is there a Doctor in the Mouse?

and guest starring
Dead and Alive
The Duke boys are in trouble with the law and their only alibi is Hazzard's resident painter. But Boss Hogg has developed artful ways and believes that an old Master is more profitable when he's also a dead one! Written by MARTIN ROTH Directed by JAMES BEST

Design for Leaving Along Came Daffy

sponsored by Mars
Highlights of today's spectacular run through the capital, when a record entry of about 22,000 set the streets buzzing with excitement. Commentators
DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING
BRENDAN FOSTER
Interviewer BOB WILSON
ARCHIE MACPHERSON
DAVID DAVIES
Technical co-ordination
ALAN WOOLFORD , JOHN CARTER Television presentation
ALEC WEEKS, FRED VINER. JIM RESIDE RICKY TILLING , HUW JONES Producers
JOHN SHREWSBURY, MARTIN HOPKINS

Introduced by Hugh Scully Plymouth, where English porcelain was first produced, makes an ideal visit for the Roadshow experts. Among their discoveries, a massive and ornate grandfather clock so tall that its owner had a hole cut in his ceiling to accommodate it; fine furniture and intaglio jewellery; and a large oil painting brought to the hall on a public bus and valued at £10,000-£15,000.
Director DAVID MITCHELL
Producer CHRISTOPHER LEWIS BBC Bristol
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with Jan Leeming Weather News

from Greenock
In 1711 John Scott founded a small herring-boat building firm that was to become one of the great shipyards on the Clyde, providing work for thousands. But just over a year ago the Scott Lithgow yards faced the axe and the loss of over 4,000 jobs.
Tonight Ian Gall meets some of the local Christians who were directly involved in the struggle to preserve hope and save the yards. They join congregations from many of the Inverclyde churches in the Old Kirk to sing their choice of hymns.
Ye gates, lift up your heads on high (St George's. Edinburgh); Lord, who in thy perfect wisdom (Blaenwern); What a friend we have in Jesus
(Converse); Almighty Father of all things that be (Chilton foliat); Mine eyes have seen the glory (Battle hymn); 0 for a closer walk with God (Martyrdom); God of concrete, God of steel (Parkhill); Thine be the glory (Maccabaeus)
Conductor IAN MCCRORIE Organist DAVID MURRAY
Producer MICHAEL A. SIMPSON
Series producer STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Scotland
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with Magnus Magnusson
The last place in the final of this year's competition is at stake at the Taliesin Centre for the Arts, University College of Swansea.
The contenders are the four best-scoring losers from the first-round programmes. Ronald Fraser
(freelance journalist) The life and works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh Rex Walford
(university lecturer)
The history of British musicals, 1945-1980 Clive Evans
(unemployed cost clerk) British politics, 1905-1979 Roger Stein
(schoolteacher)
The life and works of Edward Elgar
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director LAURENCE VULLlAMY Producer PETER MASSEY

by FRITZ HOCHWAELDER starring
Alan Howard
Michael Gambon Patrick Stewart and Mike Gwilym
It is 16 July 1767. In Buenos Aires, the Father Provincial of the Jesuit Mission awaits an investigating commission sent by the King of Spain. It precipitates a confrontation which tests his vow of obedience and his faith in God to its foundations ... Fr Provincial SJ
ALAN HOWARD
Don Pedro de Miura
MICHAEL GAMBON
Lorenzo Querini
PATRICK STEWART
Fr Oros SJ MIKE GWILYM Fr Clarke SJ PETER GALE Fr Lieberman SJ
JOHN GRILLO
Capt Villano TIM WYLTON Capt Arago JULIAN SANDS Andre Cornelis. ..BERT PARNABY Bishop of Buenos Aires
JOHN WESTBROOK
Jose Bustillos. ..GODFREY JAMES Garcia Queseda. BiLL STEWART AcatU PAUL WHITWORTH Candia JAY RUPARELIA Naguacu...FRANCISCO MORALES Indians ...... PETER SILVERLEAF
ARTURO VENEGAS , PAUL GEE
KUMALL GREWAL
Fr Claussner SJ
DENNIS EDWARDS
Fr Torres SJ .... BRIAN ABBOTT Fr Reinegg SJ ...... KEN DRURY Music composed by STANLEY MYERS Make-up designers
SUZAN BROAD. CECILE HAY-ARTHUR Costume designer RICHARD CROFT Designers
BOB STEER. PETER BLACKER
Script editor RICHARD LANGRIDGE Producer ALAN SHALLCROSS Director DAVID TUCKER

with Esther Rantzen
Reporters Bill Buckley Gavin Campbell Michael Groth
And at the That's Life newsdesk Maev Alexander and John Gould
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN 1 Editor JOHN MORRELL

Jan Leeming ; Weather News

A series of five programmes 4: Dementia
About 20 per cent of old people eventually suffer from senile dementia. The stress on those close to them can be enormous. People who look after their relatives suffering in this way share their experiences, and Professor Elaine Murphy , a leading psychogeriatrician, gives a view of how best to cope.
Film editor PETER DELFGOU
Researcher MAGGIE WINKWORTH Series producer BERNARD ADAMS Produced by LUCY PARKER
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