Story: "Six White Boomers" (Harris and Brown)
Told by Rolf Harris

(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
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Reflections on Neo-Classicism
Michael Ayrton discusses the recurrence of classical ideas through the ages with particular reference to 18th-century Neo-Classicism.

[Repeat]
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with Clive Jacobs
Reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
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By next Christmas this country will have spent another £235-million of public money on aid to the poorer nations. Britain is not alone - all rich nations give aid to poor, under-developed countries. But do aid programmes really alleviate the poverty of nations?
Paul Griffiths reports how Indonesia raises the £270-million a year that it needs to maintain its present low standards of living, and how it is spending money to achieve economic take-off.
Also, there are reports on aid from Britain and Europe.
Presented by Brian Widlake
with David Taylor and Robert McKenzie

(Repeated next Sunday afternoon)
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A profile of this noted French film-maker by Sheridan Morley and Philip Jenkinson which introduces the first of two of his films
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Starring Anouk Aimee, Jean-Louis Trintignant

One of the most successful French films ever shown in Britain, A Man and a Woman is a mature love story set against a backcloth of the Cote d'Azur and the Monte Carlo Rally.
(Christmas Films: pages 17-19)
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Busby Berkeley, the legendary choreographer and director, has production numbers from six of his films featured on a new LP.
Philip Jenkinson introduces several scenes from the Berkeley extravaganzas, including Gold Diggers (the 1933 and 1935 versions), Dames, Footlights Parade, and 42nd Street.

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The Welsh look wryly at themselves and others in the second of two programmes of verse recorded in the company of the 'regulars' at the Rose and Crown Inn, Eglwys Ilan, Glamorgan.
Spoken by Ryan Davies, Geraint Wyn Davies, David Lyn
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