6.45 Klein's Unification of Geometry
7.10 Black Girls in Search of Learning
7.35 Volunteering and Social Action
8.00 Chemistry: Metals with Wings
8.25 A Tropical Rainforest

The Tent Stop
Humphrey and Wobble Clown join Trish Cooke ,
Ricky Diamond , Helen Griffin with Wesley Serrant to tell the story Anansi Goes
Fishing, a traditional West Indian story re-told by Trish Cooke.
Music
RICHARD BROWN Director BRIAN JAMESON Producer ANN REAY (R)

How can you make friends with someone a continent away, and why was a Jewish boy frightened to meet the king?
With Bryan Murray
Brenda Garratt-Glassman and Mark Chatterton. Director CELIA THOMPSON Producer JUDY MERRY BBC North West (R)

The Kingdom of God Tony Phelan joins Priscilla Nkwenti. a community worker based at the Church of the Ascension, Hulme.
They consider how God's kingdom relates to contemporary life in the city. Producer NOEL VINCENT BBC North West

starring
Jessie Matthews as Susie Dean
Edmund Gwenn as Jess Oakroyd John Gielgud
——— as Inigo Jolifant. The Dinky Doos pierrot troupe have fallen on hard times, but help is at hand from three chance- met travelling companions. A
Yorkshire joiner, middle-aged spinster and disillusioned music teacher are determined to make the renamed 'Good Companions' a success
Screenplay by w. P. LIPSCOMB
ANGUS MACPHAIL. IAN DALRYMPLE from the novel and play by J. B. PRIESTLEY
Produced by T. A. WALSH and GEORGE PEARSON
Directed by VICTOR SAVILLE
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Good Little Monkeys and First Swallow (R)

A chance to see a previously broadcast programme, this time with subtitles and sign language interpretation.
Open Space - Licence to Kill Another campaign to reduce drinking and driving is under way, and today's programme looks behind the accident statistics to the human suffering.
Sign language interpreter John Lee (e)

Country File has been on the screen exactly one year, and it has been a year which has seen an unprecedented interest in the safety of food. John Craven , who joins the Country File team this week, asks if the growth of organic farming to 20 per cent of the total food production is either desirable or attainable.
Plus at 12.55pm the weather for the countryside with Suzanne Charlton. Producer PHIL FRANKLIN
Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill

with Lisa Davidson

followed by:
The High Chaparral: Follow Your Heart
[Starring] Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito
(R)

Franken Stymied
Real Gone Woody (R)

by Graeme Curry and Charlie Humphreys.
"Love honour and obey. I know he hasn't been the perfect husband but I took me vows."
(Ceefax subtitles)

starring
Glenn Ford as Lt Cmdr Barney Doyle
Ernest Borgnine as Lt Archer Sloan.
The Pacific, 1942: in pursuit of the Japanese aircraft carrier Shinaru, flagship of the attack on Pearl Harbor, US submarine commander Barney Doyle must risk everything - his family, crew and vessel - to destroy the enemy aircraft.
Screenplay by RICHARD SALE WILLIAM WISTER HAINES
Produced by EDMUND GRAINGER Directed by JOSEPH PEVNEY
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Smoking, drinking, diet and exercise - these are the 'big four' for Go for It! contestants. Having logged their lifestyles in a 'tell all' diary, contestants battle it out, with extra points to be won in the studio game and the healthy quiz.
This week the guests are:
Peter Smart, an entertainer from Tamworth; Hazel Evans, a sewing machinist from Newcastle upon Tyne; and Sam Mitchell, a house-husband from Lurgan, Northern Ireland. Presented by Gloria Hunniford and Dr Alan Maryon Davis.
A Hawkshead production in association with Prospect Pictures for BBC tv (e)
Health: page 81

starring and Different Habits
David and Molly unearth a time capsule their father buried years ago and find a well-kept secret.
Written by william COLOMBO

'Five pounds of potatoes and a Picasso. A packet of Cezannes and a Daily Miro.' Armed with a handbag and 500 one-pound coins, Margi Clarke discovers the art of shopping as she sets off to Liverpool's Church Street and learns that painting has replaced pop music.
Fast forward to London and the Young Unknowns Gallery where she meets a pair of talking chairs. After a detour via Cork Street ('only
5,000,000 quid short, John'), she does a 'dusty' down the road to India and the studio of Garry Mouat to look at his collection of lingums ... Photography CHRIS SADLER Film editor MIKE CROZIER
Producer KEITH ALEXANDER Director MAY EAKIN
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with Lisa Davidson Weather

Thora Hird presents a selection of hymns which viewers have requested on the theme of friends and friendship - not forgetting our animal friends.
She goes to Windsor Safari
Park to meet Johnny Morris with some disappointed elephants, and she takes us back again to Martin House to meet Lenore Hill who leads the care team at this hospice for sick children.
For all the saints (Sine Nomine); Love divine (Blaenwern); All creatures of our God and King
(Easter song); Come to us creative spirit (Angel voices); In heavenly love abiding (Penlan); Great is thy faithfulness; The servant king; Be still my soul (Finlandia); God be with you till we meet again. Assistant producer
VALETTA STALLABRASS Producer NOEL VINCENT BBC North West
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starring with
Ted Kramer is obsessed with his career as a successful advertising executive. His wife Joanna is left to raise their 6-year-old son until the day she walks out leaving
Ted to discover the hardship and joy of looking after the boy himself. Then, 15 months later, Joanna returns, claiming custody of the child and sparking off a bitter courtroom battle ...
This moving and funny tug-of-love story was the winner of five Oscars.
Produced by STANLEY R. JAFFE Written and produced by ROBERT BENTON
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with Michael Buerk ; Weather

A drama series in eight parts devised by John Hawkesworth and Brian Thompson , written by Brian Thompson. Starring and featuring with 4: The Rich Can Do Anything Several months have passed and Chelworth is beginning to exert a powerful influence over the Hincham family. But not all of them are seduced by its spell.
MUSIC JAMES STEVENS Film editor JERRY LEON
Photographer KEVIN J. ROWLEY Designer JOHN BONE
Produced by JONATHAN ALWYN Directed by ROGER BAMFORD
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Romania: State of Fear While much of Eastern
Europe is looking towards democratic reform, President Ceausescu's Romania is pointing in the opposite direction. Traditional village communities are being destroyed, food is severely rationed and women of childbearing age are required to have at least five children. Romanians believe the rumour that one in five people is an informer for the securitate, the secret police. Filmed secretly inside Romania with tourist cameras, and in Hungary with refugees who have escaped across the border, this special edition of Everyman reports on the victims of President
Ceausescu's reign of terror, in particular the people of Transylvania who are struggling against the odds to preserve their cultural identity.
Picture editor DAVID HEAD Associate producer MICHAEL STEWART
Producer JOHN BLAKE
Everyman editor JANE DRABBLE A JBA production for BBCtv
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A series ofsixprogrammes presented by Jonathan Miller. 2: Ask! Ask! Ask!
People looking after relatives face a triple bureaucracy of social security, social services and health services. Film editor PETER RINGSTED
Producer TONY MATTHEWS (R)
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Eclipse of the Moon
The eclipse of the Moon, due on the early morning of 17 August, will be well seen from all over Britain (clouds permitting). It is a fascinating spectacle; slowly the Earth's shadow creeps across the Moon's face, blotting out the mountains and craters.
Patrick Moore talks about the eclipse, and H. J. P. Arnold explains how to take good photographs of it with an ordinary camera.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO