in Wrong Direction
An RKO film
with John Stapleton and Kirsty Wark
Weather followed by The Pink Panther Show
with Robert Kilroy-SUk
Weather followed by Four Square
with Andy Crane starting with - Play School
Presenter Carol Leader Guest Simon Davies Story: Mick the Mess by MARGARET JOY
Producer PENNY LLOYD (R) and Paddington by MICHAEL BOND
A Visit to the Hospital (R)
with Rosalie Crutchley
The experts have discovered that our health is closely linked to the food we eat.
Clare Connery demonstrates some new, and some not so new, recipes adapted to a healthier way of eating. The first of six programmes features breakfast recipes including full fruit muesli, oat crunch with nuts and raisins, dried fruit compote, wholemeal bread and Clare's special 'vitality cocktail'. Producer IAN HAMILTON
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* FEATURE: page 14 INFO: page 77 and RECIPE TIMES: page 78
The Bat That Cracked the Frog Code
Narrated by David Attenborough
In the Panamanian jungle 'batman' Merlin Tuttle has made contact with a strange intelligence - Trachops, the fringe-lipped bat. This space-age flying machine is equipped with an array of echo location and decoding devices as elaborate as any spy plane. Now, high-speed photography shows Trachops closing in with deadly accuracy to seize a croaking frog. Incredibly, it can even swim and launch itself vertically from the water surface.
Photography RODGER JACKMAN Written and produced by KEENAN SMART BBC Bristol (R)
Weather followed by Bodymaners with Dr Graeme Garden
Dr Alan Maryon Davis Dr Gillian Rice
5:On Your Knees
With the help of a chorus line and a flea, Bodymatters explores the twisting hinge in the middle of our leg. Producers DEBORAH CADBURY and HENRY CAMPION (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
In the first of three live broadcasts introduced by Joan Bakewell , HRH The Prince of Wales visits the Albert Dock complex in Liverpool which will house displays and exhibitions from the Tate Gallery's national collection of 20th century painting and sculpture.
Technical co-ordinator
BERNARD FINLAY
Directors TONY HARRISON PETER HAYWARD
Executive producer JOHN ARCHER Producer CYRIL GATES BBC North West
with Michael Buerk
Weather MICHAEL FISH
Paul gets some interesting facts from the prison. Written by RAY HARDING
(For cast see page 37. Shown again at
5.35pm)
Presented by Michael Groth
[Starring] Leif Erickson as John, Cameron Mitchell as Buck, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito, Mark Slade as Billy Blue
(R)
with One of a Kind
Written by IRENE MECCHI
Directed by PETER BALDWIN (R)
with Andy Crane - followed by
Laurel and Hardy: Prairie Panicked
(R)
(R)
This week Doodle travels to Salford and Abercarn to see more young artists at work.
A 13-part serial by Valerie Georgeson from a story by Margaret Stuart Barry
What do you do with a witch who has trouble with her 'spelling'?
(R)
Real-life stories about children today, told by children themselves.
Football is a tough business and that's the first lesson new boys learn at the Football Association's (GM)Ã National School at Lilleshall. Coaching sessions are fitted in after lessons and during the first months the strain begins to show. The Lowdown follows their progress as, away from home. the glamour of the first division seems a long way off.
Info: page 77
(Ceefax subtitles)
(Shown at 1.30pm)
with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Weather Ian McCaskill
by Richard Ommanney
(R)
(Ceefax subtitles)
by Jane Hollowood.
"There's a rumour flying around that you're staying on at the Vic, Dennis."
(For cast see page 61)
(Ceefax subtitles)
by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Starring Harry H Corbett as Harold Steptoe and Wilfrid Brambell as Albert Steptoe
featuring Kenneth J. Warren
with Edwin Brown
(R) (Ceefax subtitles)
with Michael Buerk and Philip Hayton
Regional News; Weather
The Cannes Film Festival with Barry Norman
This exclusive resort in the south of France hosts the world's premiere film festival where artistry combines with commercialism and glamour. As the world's press descends on this small town, Barry Norman files his report on the films, the stars, the directors and the hype that make up this occasion.
This year in the competition, British interest is represented by three films - A World Apart, directed by Oscar winning cinematographer,
Chris Menges and starring Barbara Hershey ; Pascali's Island, directed by James Dearden , writer of Fatal Attraction, and starring Ben Kingsley and Charles Dance ; and Peter Greenaway 's Drowning By Numbers. Other films on show include Bird, directed by Clint Eastwood ; Miles
From Home, starring Richard Gere ; The Milagro Beanfield War, directed by Robert Redford ; and The Raggedy Rawney, directed by and starring Bob Hoskins.
Researcher AMANDA KASTERBROOK Director BRUCE THOMPSON Producer JANE LUSH
Introduced by Steve Rider Football
England entertain Colombia in the Rous Cup at Wembley in another significant match - with the European
Championships just over a fortnight away. The skilful Latins will be a formidable opposition, and they hope to include the South American footballer of the year in CARLOS VALDERRAMA.
Commentator JOHN MOTSON Swimming For Gold
The Olympic Games is the ultimate test for any sportsman and swimmers are no exception. For
ADRIAN MOORHOUSE , a fourth place in the World Championship
100m breaststroke final two years ago was even more of a disappointment, so the games in Seoul may represent his last chance of major international success. HAMILTON BLAND caught up with the Yorkshireman's preparations in Florida.
Plus a round-up of the week's news from home and abroad. Television presentation
Football JOHN SHREWSBURY Assistant editor GRAHAM FRY Producer CHARLES BALCHIN Editor JOHN ROWLINSON
