6.45 Telephone Switching: 1

7.10 Materials Engineering

7.35 Polymer Production

8.0 The Nature of Heredity

8.25 The Nature of Chemistry

(to 8.50)

with Wayne Jackman and Chloe Ashcroft. Musicians
JONATHAN COHEN , WILL HILL
Story: Gardener George Goes to Town by SUSAN MOXLEY Director SHARON MILLER
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Terry Oldfield has composed the themes of several television documentaries. Among them was Great Railway Journeys, and its music evoked the spirituality of a culture he experienced while studying in India. He talks to Binda Rai about his work and his music.
Loveleena Labroo entertains with a melodious ghazal.
BBC Pebble Mill

A series of six films 5: Crisis
When a teenager attempts suicide or becomes heavily involved in drugs, it is usually a crisis for the whole family. Where can help be found?
Director JEREMY ORLEBAR
Producer JENNY ROGERS (Repeal)

Ten programmes with Chris Serle and Katia Dandoulaki

Likes and Dislikes. Also a survey of Greek dance, and the story of Greek blues: rebetika.

A six-part personal view by Tim O'Shea of computers in education.
5: Having a Bash at BASIC
With a variety of professional programmers, Tim O'Shea presents the case against
BASIC, and looks at recent developments in programming languages. Studio director ROBERT ALBURY Producer IAN WOOLF

for Whit Sunday
From the Miracle Temple, Wandsworth, led by The Rev Dr Prince J. Blackson, Bishop of the Bethany Fellowship
Whitsun is especially important to Pentecostal Christians. The Bethany Fellowship was founded in Ghana in 1960 by The Rev Dr Blackson and there are now more than a million members in Ghana, Togo and the Ivory Coast. In 1979 he felt called by God to bring his church to London. It is now outgrowing its third building.
The congregation have fasted in preparation for today's service. Join them as they gather to worship, both in the church and the surrounding open spaces. At the end of the service they break their fast amid much rejoicing.
Choruses: Let the power fall on me; What a glory that will be; He's never failed me yet.
Hymn: The comforter has come (RH227)
Conductor JOSEPH EMMANUEL GARBER
Producer CHRISTOPHER MANN

A series of five programmes 1: White, Male and Middle-class
How to get into Parliament.
A wide range of MPs and former MPs tell the story. Consultant MALCOLM DAVIES Film editor TERRY WILLIAMS Produced by TONY ROBERTS

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

starring
The Night Virginia City Died The spectre of an arsonist haunts Virginia City when a series of fires breaks out, but should the community start rejoicing when the prime suspect is jailed?
Written by JOHN HAWKINS
Directed by WILLIAM WIARD

An omnibus edition by Bill Lyons and Tony Dennis.
(Ceefax subtitles)

starring
Norman Wisdom
Honor
Blackman Edward Chapman
Accidentally drafted into the army,
Norman Pitkin soon confirms his sergeant's worst fears.
But it is not until he is posted behind enemy lines that
Private Pitkin finds himself in real trouble. There he becomes involved with secret service agent Honor
Blackman, at the centre of a plot to impersonate a Nazi general....
Norman Pitkin /
Screenplay by JACK DAVIES and HENRY BLYTH. NORMAN WISDOM and EDDIE LESLIE
Produced by HUGH STEWART
Directed by JOHN PADDY CARSTAIRS
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The third in a series of four programmes
The Isles of Scilly
They lie 27 miles south west of Land's End, free from frost, famed for their flower industry, their subtropical gardens bathed in colour all year round. Little wonder then that the Isles of Scilly, as Andrew Cooper discovers in this film, became known as 'The Fortunate Islands', set in the dramatic isolation of the Atlantic, home to wandering seabirds and a birthplace for the grey seal.
Photographed and directed by ANDREW COOPER
Producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC South West

The first of three programmes featuring highlights from the 1985 Montreux Rock Festival held recently in Switzerland. Noel Edmonds talks to the groups backstage and introduces their latest releases.

Starring Bronski Beat, Bryan Ferry, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Kool and the Gang, The Pointer Sisters, Chris Rea, REO Speedwagon, Sting and Tears For Fears

Feature: page 12

Introduced by Josephine Buchan from The Studio, Streatham featuring
A World Invitation Rock 'n' Roll Championship
Television cameras join the young audience at Streatham, south London, where 16 athletic rock 'n' roll champions from Austria,
France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Yugoslavia and the United Kingdom compete in this unique competition.
In cabaret:
The World Professional Latin American Champions, DONNIE BURNS and GAYNOR FAIRWEATHER SAMMY STOPFORD and BARBARA MCCOLL
DAVID SYCAMORE and DENISE WEAVERS
Music THE TONY EVANS BAND Lighting PETE WEBB
Sound JOHN CAULFIELD Producer KEN GRIFFIN
(Championship organised by Mecca Entertainment in conjunction with Budweiser)

with Jan Leeming Weather News

for Whit Sunday from Geneva
Once the centre of the Reformation, Geneva is now the place where the superpowers meet to talk about peace and where the churches meet to talk about unity. To celebrate the birthday of the Church, Songs of Praise visits the headquarters of the World Council of Churches, which brings together over 300 Protestant, Anglican and Orthodox churches in over 100 countries.
Cliff Michelmore hears of the Council's search for unity and renewal in the Church and its commitment to justice and service in the world; and the members of the staff and their families sing their songs of praise in the chapel. Assistant producer
LELIA GUINERY-GREEN
Film director OLGA EDRIDGE
Series producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

starring with and Resolution by DON WEBB
Bull Davies has died after being found unconscious in a police cell. Joe Beck was the last to see him. Did he hit
Bull? And why is he thinking of resigning from the force?
Series created by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN
Producer GERAINT MORRIS Director MARC MILLER
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

A Fast Boat to China
A series of four programmes featuring Alan Whicker aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 on her three-month winter voyage around the Pacific. Port Moresby - Pattaya
'She's allowed to - and he's not....'
The third programme in this series goes ashore. Whicker flies into the mountains of Papua New Guinea for an eerie encounter with the Mudmen. On Bali he is stunned by beauty, walks into an ambush and minds his etiquette. After stocking up in Singapore, the QE2 sails on to the sights and sensations of Thailand. For the passengers at Pattaya - orchids and elephants. For the crew - kisses and kicks. Then it's time for another Sailors' Farewell ... Film editor IAN PITCH
Director MICHAEL TUCHNER BBC Bristol

with Esther Rantzen Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send each week. 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 Editor JOHN MORRELL

with Jan Leeming Weather News

A series of eight films on historic ships and maritime museums in Britain, written and presented by Anthony Burton.
4: Full Steam Ahead Film editor KEITH WILTON Producer MICHAEL GARROD
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