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6.45 Telephone Systems
7.10 Loch Lomond Glaciation
7.35 Steel Castings
8.0 Polymorphism in Snails
8.25 The Nature of Chemistry
(to 8.50)
Floella Benjamin and Stuart Bradley say Hello Again with songs, games and play ideas.
Musicians PETER PONTZEN
ROBIN WILLIAMS
Story: Patrick by QUENTIN BLAKE
Producer BARBARA RODDAM Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE
The First King
Chris, Joy and Gizmo accompany the young Saul as he follows a strange series of clues that lead eventually to his coronation as Israel's first king.
You are united with your fellow viewers in a simple service of prayer and fellowship.
Today's worship comes from the Roman Catholic
Chaplaincy at Liverpool
University and is introduced by Michele Guinness. The preacher is
Fr Oliver McTiernan.
TV presentation NOEL VINCENT BBC Manchester
The month of June sees the end of Ramadhan when millions of Muslims throughout the world celebrate the festival of Eid. Join in the festivities with a naat by Ghulam Farid Sabri and Party.
Produced by KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill
Five personal views of maternity services in the 80s by Peter Huntingford
4: The Dignity of Labour Ten years ago labour was induced in 40 per cent of women. Today some obstetricians at least are trying to take into account the wishes and expectations of women having babies. Director CATHERINE ROBINS Producer BRYN BROOKS
To Make a Start
Anne, Phil and Julie all left school some years ago with no qualifications. Now they've taken up a second chance to learn. Anne, a single parent, is on a 'new horizons' course; her brother, Phil, is learning to read; and Julie, an air stewardess, is getting ready to become a full-time student.
Produced by TONY MATTHEWS
Directed by KATHERINE EVERETTE
Four programmes on the Youth Training Scheme in action
3: A Package for Living?
'We're not just training them to be workers - we're trying to help them grow up as well.' Film editor JANE WOOD
Producer IAN WOOLF
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Five programmes on survival and success in small business
3: High and Not-so-High Technology
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JOHN TwrrCHIN Book, £4.50 from booksellers
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Last in a series of five programmes examining the role of Members of Parliament
Carry on Governing
How much power does the House of Commons effectively wield, confronted as it is, by a strong
Executive, an entrenched civil service and EEC legislation?
MPs and ex-MPs taking part include:
Joel Barnett , Jo Grimond Lord Wilson of Rievaulx, Enoch Powell , Tony Benn and Edward Du Cann. Consultant MALCOLM DAVIES Film editor TERRY WILLIAMS Produced by TONY ROBERTS
for farmers MICHAEL FISH
on Bass Rock
As you get closer to Bass
Rock you can see big white patches which eventually resolve into a huge colony of gannets. Tony Soper reports live from this busy, noisy seabird city. BBC Bristol
(Birdwatch continues at 3.50)
Omnibus edition by Harry Duffin and Jane Hollowood.
(Ceefax Subtitles)
on Bass Rock
Bird life in the colonies. Tony Soper at the very summit of Bass Rock, describes the hurly burly which adults and baby gannets have to survive on their cliff-top nursery. Tony Soper is joined by Bryan Nelson , a naturalist who has devoted years to observing these magnificient seabirds. BBC Bristol
(Highlights of the week's birdwatching on the Fame Islands and Bass Rock tonight at 9.
starring
Charlton Heston
Julie Adams
Major 'Barney' Benson is none too happy about his assignment as training officer at
Sheridan Military Academy. He's a tough army man and a hard taskmaster, but his new cadets are kids, and the school is run by an order of nuns. Major Benson's no-fun methods make him thoroughly unpopular in this light-hearted family comedy.
Screenplay by WILLIAM ROBERTS and RICHARD ALAN SIMMONS
Produced by HOWARD PINE Directed by JERRY HOPPER
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by JAMES HILTON
Dramatised in six episodes by ALEXANDER BARON
4: Shattered by Katherine's death in childbirth, Chips struggles to find the courage to face life alone. At first it seems as if not even his beloved Brookfield School can provide consolation. and Music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Producer BARRY LETTS Director GARETH DAVIES
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with Jan Leeming Weather News
with Thora Hird
There are some winners among the hymns which
Thora includes in her final programme. 'The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended' was number one in the Songs of Praise Top Ten you voted for earlier this year. 'Sing to God with gladness' won the Songs of Praise new hymn competition. Thora receives a visit from Cyril Taylor , who was one of the judges of that competition, and is himself the composer of another of tonight's popular hymn tunes, Abbot's Leigh. But, of course, Thora couldn't end the series without including the hymn for which she receives the most letters every year: 'The old rugged cross.'
Alleluia, sing to Jesus (Hyfrydol); When I survey the wondrous cross
(Morte Criste); The old rugged cross; St Patrick's breastplate; Sing to God with gladness; Glorious things of thee are spoken (Abbot's Leigh); Be still, my soul (Finlandia); The day thou gavest. Lord, is ended (St Clement)
Director valetta STALLABRASS Producers
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An Australian drama series in three parts adapted from MARCUS CLARKE 'S classic adventure story starring
Bebe Taylor and 2: A strange twist of fate forces Rufus Dawes and Maurice Frere into an uneasy alliance. For Dawes, it is an opportunity to prove his integrity and heroism and his only chance of ever earning a free pardon; but he is soon to learn that Frere is not a man to stand by his word. And
Dawes knows only too well from experience that few are willing to believe a convicted man's version of events. Written and produced by WILTON SCHILLER and PATRICIA PAYNE
Directed by ROB STEWART (Part 3 next Sunday)
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with Jan Leeming Weather News
One of the longest days of the year draws to a close. The lighthouse keepers on Bass Rock prepare for the 'time of lighting' at 10.4, half an hour before sunset.
Meanwhile 19,000 pairs of squabbling gannets continue to tend and feed their young. And Tony Soper looks back on eight days of birdwatching off the North Sea coast-on Staple Island, Inner Fame and now Bass Rock.
With Bryan Nelson and Peter Hawkey.
BBC Bristol
with Esther Rantzen Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour.
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
The Price of Life
The doctor as mechanic is now quite capable of keeping the body as machine ticking over for an unnaturally long span. Norman St John-Stevas asks 'Is the price of life ever too high?' — a pressing question for families like the Duffys of Redditch, whose baby son [text removed] has an incurable liver condition.
Mrs Rita Duffy has decided against a transplant: 'Is all that pain and hospitalisation worth it if it will only give
Jonathan a year or so more?' Director CHRISTOPHER MANN Producer FRANCES GUMLEY
Series producer JAMES MURRAY
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