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A weekly programme made by groups who have something to say.
Every week The Money Programme team unravels the tangle of people and pressures, pjans and guesses that make up the political economy of Britain and the world. Never before have making and spending money provoked so many conflicting views and theories. The programme tries to make some sense of it all.
The Pygmies, one of the world's oldest and most extraordinary people, are on the verge of extinction.
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic - plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear.
With Peter Woods
Weather
Reflecting the religious world of a new generation. Presented by Alex Dolphin and Alastair Pirrie
Not all penguins live in the icy waters of the Antarctic. Some like it hot, and one species, the Black-footed or Cape Jackass penguin, breeds on a handful of tiny islands under the warm South African sun. Once numbered in millions, they seemed unaffected by a long history of penguin slaughter and egg-collecting until recently when a new threat appeared - oil.
This is the story of the Jackass penguins - who bray like donkeys - and of an amazing rescue operation last year that saved many of them from disaster.
A Berwick Films production
(From Bristol)
by Rosemary Anne Sisson
with James Maxwell as Henry VII
The first of eight episodes from this highly acclaimed historical series which was originally shown last year.
On the battlefield at Bosworth, Henry Tudor finds the crown of England. There are, however, three people who have a stronger claim to it: a man, a boy - and a woman.
Book, 30p, available from booksellers
David Munrow and the Early Music Consort of London play music commissioned by Kings and Queens of England in the Elizabethan setting of Montacute House, Somerset
Music from the Renaissance and Reformation has become something of a cult, and has already been absorbed into the 'Pop' scene. David Munrow introduces music from as early as the reign of Henry II through to the period of Elizabeth I, ranging in style from the elegant and courtly to the bawdy and scandalous.
He also conducts viewers round this National Trust property, which has strong connections with James I and the Gunpowder Plot.
A church bell in 1973 is made according to the instructions laid down eight centuries earlier by a medieval monk.
Commentary by Theophilus the Monk
Written by Eddie Braben
[Starring] Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
with Helen Reddy, Alex Welsh and his Band
featuring Allan Cuthbertson, Frank Williams, Michael Brennan, Raymond Mason and the voice of Mike Yarwood
with Grazina Frame, Christine Shaw
Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye, Wayne Rogers as Trapper John
Christmas in Korea. Not exactly peace on earth. But there is still a Santa Claus - sort of.
Weather
At The Traverse
John Wells, William Rushton, John Fortune, Clive James and James Cameron return to your screens in a new series which, alleges Rushton, 'will captivate your heart with its wit and charm.' In this first programme from Edinburgh's celebrated theatre of the avant-garde their special guests will be Barry Humphries, Madeline Smith and Bill Barclay.
