Play School visits the Scottish fishing village of Dunure. Story: King Canute
Presenters this week Toni Arthur, Brian Cant

For Colleges

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Spin, blind Wheel
MOGG WILLIAMS was a miner in South Wales for 25 years until he was disabled at 40. His poetry reflects his feelings about coal and miners and the close-knit valley community where he still lives.
Producer JENNIFER JEREMY
Darker than dead of night: page 5

A film series
The Baldwin sisters, two charming elderly ladies, are famous for their recipe - a drink made from secret ingredients.
Based on Earl Hamner Jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain

with Derek Nimmo
Although we all eat and drink, very few of us are able to wine and dine. Derek's guests tonight discuss their involvement in gastronomy.
Barbara Mullen
Humphrey Lyttelton
Silvino Trumpetto , Maitre Chef des Cuisines, Savoy Hotel
John Axon , Master of Wine
Script SPIKE MULLINS
Designer STEVE brownsey
Producer VERNON LAWRENCE
(Derek Nimmo is in ' Why Not Stay for Breakfast? ' at the Apollo Theatre, London)

The Future Goes Boom!
In a hundred years' time 90 per cent of the world could be living at much higher than current American standards of living. Each family with two cars, a helicopter and a submarine. So say the Hudson Institute, who are making the most cheerful forecasts about the 21st century - including the boom of Scotland, even though it is at England's expense.
At the centre of this exercise in ' futurology ' is Herman Kahn , whizz-man with an IQ that no one can equal.
But does it really reflect what is most likely to happen, or is it a commercial propaganda exercise? Narrator PAUL vaughan
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer Brian J. GIBSON

A season of six original plays from Birmingham
3: Bold Face - Condensed by PETER RANSLEY
' Waiting for pages half my life ' - but this time the printer is drunk and the editor has a deadline to meet.
Script editor TARA PREM
Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS Producer barry HANSON Director JOHN BRUCE

Presented by David Holmes with Peter Dorling ; Weather

The Homoeopathic Research and Educational Trust
A different approach to the treatment of illness which does not rely on powerful drugs. It is available under the NHS but has its full value been recognised?