Story: "Venice"
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
In-service education project for teachers
Issues in moral and religious education discussed by Peter McPhail, Ninian Smart and others.
Chairman George Scott
Weather
The fourth of six films that show the beautiful intertwinings of the living things on our varied earth.
Tropical rain forest is superlative. It's got the biggest flower, the longest snake, its orang-utan is the heaviest creature of the trees. It is the richest, most favourable environment for life on land with the greatest number of different plants and animals anywhere.
And yet all this complexity is an ordered balanced system of checks and counter checks. What is more, it is a system that man unbalances at considerable risk, for it is the lung of the world - but a lung in reverse that breathes out the oxygen that we breathe in.
(from Bristol)
The final report in this four-part series.
A man is buried alive for eight hours and comes up smiling. This extraordinary feat by a Yogi is one of the many remarkable events Italian Television witnessed in India.
Introduced by Derek Hart
People with unusual enthusiasms
Farmer Norman Tulip from Northumberland carves rams' horns into exquisite shepherds' crooks. Each one takes over 300 hours to create and his home-made collection is unique.
(from Birmingham)
Match your musical wits tonight against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray, Derek Hart
Guest musician Isobel Baillie
Chairman Joseph Cooper
A spectacular sight and sound as this orchestra play Fame and Glory, Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Chopin's Nocturne in E flat, The William Tell Overture and a calypso, 'The Rope' - all on percussion instruments made from oil drums. Not one of the 18-man group can read music; their mainly classical repertoire is specially arranged for them by their conductor Raymond Shaw.
with David Tindall; Weather
A weekly round-up of issues concerning the world of television. Michael Dean surveys the week's output and invites others to assess its achievements and effect.
(Colour)
