6.40 Baroque Wind Instruments
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6.40 Baroque Wind Instruments
7.05 Maths: Numerical Methods
7.30 Introduction to Logic
The Five Foolish Fishermen Presenters
SARAH LONG, JOHN GOLDER
Five films which explore the traditions of black involvement in British society.
5: Revolution and Manchester .
Executive producer john RADCLIFFE Producer TONY LARYEA
A series of five programmes 5: The Deskmen
A chief sub-editor gets his paper out. Sir Max Aitken (its owner) and Alistair Burnet (its editor) talk about the way they run the Daily Express.
Producer ROGER OWEN
5.0 Maths - Topology 2
5.25 Science and Belief: Fontenelle
5.50 Maths Analysis - Bounds
6.15-6.40 Technology - Mechanics 1
7.5 Science Foundation Course
with Michael Charlton. An interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary. Preceded by Weather
Magic moments from great sporting occasions chosen by the experts to be relived once more.
Tonight: John Arlott introduces The 1971 Gillette Cup Final Lancashire v Kent
A match distinguished by sparkling innings from Clive Lloyd for Lancashire and Asif Iqbal for Kent, and a match-winning catch by Jackie Bond , of Lancashire.
' A memorable final in prospect and performance.' (THE OBSERVER) Producer LESLIE KETTLEY
Introduced by Robert Robinson
This week the second volume of Michael Holroyd 's biography of Augustus John is out. He has already done Lytton Strachey. Next he tackles George Bernard Shaw. MICHAEL HOLROYD talks about how he approaches his work.
Remains of a Revolution is a new study of the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution. The author Anthony Burton presents on film one aspect of the story - the developments that moved the textile industry out of the home and into the factory.
' Apart from the Bible and Shakespeare ... '-Dr Roy Strong , Director of the Victoria and Albert Museum, reads from a favourite book.
Director MARTIN L. BELL Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT
Executive producer WILL WYATT
starring Cary Grant with Katharine Hepburn James Stewart
Socialite Tracy Lord is about to embark on her second marriage when her first husband C. K. Dexter Haven arrives with two reporters from a national picture magazine to cover the great event. From here on, things begin to get a little complicated.
Director GEORGE CUKOR
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Presented by Angela Rippon Weather
JOHN WESTBROOK reads
Humming-Bird by D. H. LAWRENCE