Story: "A Shadow Story" by Judy Whitfield
Who got the tea? And who got the compensation? The pay-off in the Controlled Pace Negotiation exercise started last week.
Book 80p: page 62
The first of two programmes for teachers of further education.
Two teachers who appear to be involving their students and one who admits to failing.
Let's Speak Welsh
'We have noted some anxiety among non-Welsh speakers that the fostering of the Welsh language could lead to discrimination against them.' (Kilbrandon Report, October 1973)
Who are the Welsh speakers and what do they want for their country? Michael Dean talks to some of them and to others who fear their new found strength.
Of the three Scandinavian countries, only Denmark joined the Common Market. Now after a year. a neighbour, Sweden, asks if the Danes got a good deal and if the Swedes were right to stay out. Tonight's Swedish TV film entitled 'On Tuesday We Wake Up' (the Danes voted for entry on a Monday) suggests that, instead of her enthusiastic dreams, Denmark has been left with broken illusions and rising prices.
Derek Hart, in Copenhagen, asks the Danes what they think.
by Henry James
Dramatised in six parts by Jack Pulman
Starring Cyril Cusack as Bob Assingham, Daniel Massey as Prince Amerigo, Gayle Hunnicutt as Charlotte, Barry Morse as Adam Verver, Jill Townsend as Maggie, Kathleen Byron as Fanny
Maggie has begun to feel uneasy about her father's marriage and her own. She decides to try to avert the danger she senses.
(Repeated next Saturday evening)
with Robert Erskine
The alien world of Central America reveals its personality.
[Repeat]
A wide range of music with a freshness of interpretation.
leader William Armon
Guest artists The King's Singers
Another chance to see this personal view by J. Bronowski
Fire and flame are the elements of magic and of science as Dr Bronowski examines Man's probing of the hidden structure below the visible world. The beginnings of chemistry; from the techniques of ancient metallurgy, the casting of the great Shang bronzes of China and the ritual forging of the Samurai swords.
Presented by David Holmes with Peter Dorling; Weather
Chris Dunkley examines the world of television.
