Story: "Desmond the Dinosaur" by Althea
Presenters this week Julie Stevens, Don Spencer
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
Every evening this week a special series examines the education and training we need for life inside the EEC.
What's your qualification worth abroad? What's being done for your children?
Glyn Hughes was born on a Manchester housing estate, but he was drawn 'by the magical world of the farms.' He became a small-holder and grew everything he needed on his land. But now he has become a poet, and most of his income is from readings in universities, schools or wherever he is invited.
Starring Pete Duel as Smith and Ben Murphy as Jones with guest stars Walter Brennan, Dick Cavett, Steve Forrest, Pernell Roberts
Although their experience as cowboys is practically non-existent, Smith and Jones persuade a trail boss to hire them for a cattle drive to Tenstrike. But an unknown murderer starts systematically killing off the men in the outfit one by one
A cartoon film from the drawings of Gerard Hoffnung
In which a housewife makes an unusual choice.
Produced by Halas and Batchelor in association with BBCtv
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir, Cyd Hayman, George Cole and Patrick Campbell, Hattie Jacques, John Reed
Referee Robert Robinson
(from Manchester)
Featuring the 44-strong James Last Orchestra and Chorus in a programme of their highly individual music recorded during James Last's recent successful tour of Great Britain.
In 1943 Brigadier Wheeler was called away from the battlefields of North Africa and Italy to become Director-General of Archaeology for the Indian subcontinent.
Tonight the second of Chronicle's two films on the life of our greatest living archaeologist takes him from a Roman trading station on the Bay of Bengal to Mohenjo Daro - queen of cities of the great Indus Valley civilisation.
Back in England, in 1954, he was voted Television Personality of the Year for his starring role in Animal, Vegetable, Mineral; almost 20 years later, on the steps of the Parthenon, he still holds an audience in the palm of his hand.
At 82, Sir Mortimer Wheeler is still crusading, still voicing his battle cry: 'One's whole life is devoted to recreating the past and making it live.'
Introduced by Magnus Magnusson
(Colour)
with John Edmunds
Weather
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