Today: "The Golden Goose" (trad)
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
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Below the light, Dr David Bellamy finds a bizarre life which very few people have seen before.
Natural history film from Norddeutscher Rundfunk (Hamburg)
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with Peter Woods; Weather
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Has a government the power to control its own economy? Over the last few years the growth of multinational companies, some bigger than many countries, has cast doubts on the continuance of national sovereignties.
The companies will go on growing, the sales of General Motors are already greater than the Gross National Product of Norway and Denmark combined. They help to determine our balance of payments and our unemployment. Are they wolves in sheep's clothing? Who owns whom?
The Money Programme looks at the growth of these massive companies and the problems they present. Among those appearing will be the chairman of General Motors James Roche and Folke Lindskug the chairman of SKF.
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with Eric Stevens
The brown trout in the hill lochs of Scotland vary enormously - in weight - in looks - and in habits. They rarely approach in size the large reservoir trout of southern middle England. But there's more - much more - to trout fishing than just trying to catch big fish. There's atmosphere - there's remoteness - an away-from-it-all feeling in waters far removed from the overcrowded waters of the south.
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Topical arts magazine
Introduced by David Jones
A round-up from Washington DC of the latest artistic events in the States including: the new John F. Kennedy Centre in Washington and the pop 'Mass' by Leonard Bernstein
Leroi Jones, novelist and play-wright, now a black nationalist leader with his own theatre in Newark, New Jersey.
Clive Barnes, influential critic of the New York Times on Jesus Christ Superstar and other events of the New York autumn season.
Robert Rauschenberg from Los Angeles on a new venture linking art and technology.
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Written by Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie With Tim Brooke-Taylor
Starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie
with guest stars Joan Sims, June Whitfield
with Roland MacLeod
Our heroes find treachery in the tango and villainy at the valse when they enter the bitter cut, thrust and natty reverse of a formation dance championship.
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with Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley, Ray Taylor
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