Today's story is "Where do Butterflies Go When it Rains?" by May Garelick
A second start in mathematics
Introduced by Alan Tammadge
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Smuggled out of South Africa, 'The End of the Dialogue' is a powerful documentary shot by five black members of the Pan Africanist Congress. They, and the people taking part, risked their lives and liberty, for under South African laws they could have been arrested and charged under the 'Sabotage' or 'Terrorism' Acts.
Commentators and businessmen go to South Africa, return and tell us about apartheid, but rarely are we told how it feels to be black in South Africa. We all know about apartheid: 19 per cent white population ruling 81 per cent black. Cold statistics like: South Africa is responsible for nearly 50 per cent of the total number of executions in the world; and South Africa's daily prison population 1968/69-whites 3,000, Africans and others 78,000. Cold statistics - until you see this film.
A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Liberal Party
Rt Hon Jeremy Thorpe, MP Leader of the Liberal Party; David Steel, MP
(also on BBC1 and BBC Wales)
by Ian Thorne
Starring Keith Barron as Byron
1818 - Byron has fled England to settle in Venice with his bizarre menage. He has to choose between a playboy's or an idealist's life.
(Byron romantic and beautiful - hardly!: page 4)
Introduced by Jack Pizzey
In tonight's programme Veterinary Surgeons describe how lameness can happen and what they can do to put it right.
