Today's story is "The Wobble Board" written and told by Rolf Harris
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Today's story is "The Wobble Board" written and told by Rolf Harris
(Colour)
from Perth: fifth day
by Satellite
Recorded highlights of the day's play presented by David Kenning and Denis Kelly in collaboration with the ABC
The final programme
Introduced by Alan Tammadge
(Repeated on Saturdays at 9.35 am, BBC1)
with Peter Woods
Weather
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They have treasured memories.
In the race for today few of us spare enough time to listen -even to learn - from people who also know about yesterday.
(Colour)
Cartoon: Prehistoric Eohippus
(Wenvoe West and Wales)
Reporters Jim Douglas Henry, Jeremy James, Jeanne La Chard, Gillian Strickland, Desmond Wilcox, Harold Williamson
This week: Good Intentions: 1: The Race Relations Industry
Race relations in this country today is a growth industry. Books surveys, committees, trusts, regulations - abound. Tough immigrant controls on one hand are said to betray a fear of future racial strife. On the other hand good intentions towards immigrants, particularly black immigrants, are expressed in the Community Relations Commission.
This was established by the Race Relations Act in 1968 and charged with a wide brief: 'To encourage harmonious Community Relations and to encourage measures adopted for that purpose by others'. The intentions are good, but how effective is the Commission?
This week, in the first of two programmes, Man Alive examines the work of Community Relations Officers in the field, and the attitudes of immigrants to them.
(You can't be rational...: page 12)
(Colour)
8.5-8.55 Man Alive (as above)
8.55-9.0 A Party Political broadcast on behalf of Plaid Cymru (as BBC1)
(Wenvoe West and Wales)
Introduced by Jack Pizzey
Animals make delightful presents, but is Christmas the right time to buy? How do you choose a suitable, healthy animal?
(Colour)
by Evelyn Waugh
Starring Anthony Valentine as Basil Seal, Hildegard Neil as Angela Lyne, John Wood as Ambrose Silk
'Basil must be 35 or 36 now. That's rather old for starting as a soldier.'
'Nonsense, Jo, men of 45 or 50 enlisted in the last war and died as gallantly as anybody else.'
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