Story: "Bod's Apple" by Michael and Joanne Cole
Bod throws an apple up into the air-and waits for it to come down again. But it doesn't. Why?
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
In-Service Education Project for Teachers
A series of ten programmes
Youth workers often rely on young people 'coming to them,' or on relationships developing 'naturally.' Is this enough?
A look this week at some different styles, approaches - even techniques - of 'making contact.'
Animal behaviour and survival.
To most of us a strip of seashore may seem a barren, unlived-in place; but to someone with the time and the skill to see, grubbing under rocks and through tide pools can turn up a host of weird and wonderful creatures.
From the underwater world of a Cornish beach the magnifying camera lens brings out the grace and beauty of creatures that we usually pass over as inanimate sand grains.
(from Bristol)
...that rather depends on how you look upon people who are totally involved in what they are doing-whether it's a hobby, a sport or a way of earning a living.
West and East European Television reports on a varied collection of fanatics.
Introduced by Derek Hart
by Colette
Dramatised in five parts by Michael Voysey
Starring Yvonne Mitchell, Scott Antony, Brenda Bruce
(Brenda Bruce is a member of the RSC)
Colette: pages 60-62
Mary Bayman Housemaid to Queen Victoria, talking to Joan Bakewell
(Colour)
Helgafell suddenly erupted on 23 January; now Iceland's major fishing port lies buried under volcanic ash. Volcanoes shape and move our continents; some scientists say they supply our air and water, even that they are connected with the origins of life itself.
'It's so hard to say "au revoir". Let's just say "hors d'oeuvres".' Say hello to Martin - he's fun.
(Colour)
by Dave Humphries
The midday 'croust' on the building site in Cornwall is its usual tea-and-sandwich ritual until Bill starts the argument.
with David Tindall
Weather
Michael Dean surveys the week's TV output and invites others to assess its achievements and effect. Among his guests tonight George C. Stoney, Professor of Film at New York University, a pioneer in community television.
(Colour)
