6.40 Brain Structure and Behaviour

7.05 Paleontology and Geological Time

7.30 Enthalpy

Story: Do You Want to be My Friend? by ERIC CARLE

5.00 Education: Just Space

5.25 Imperial Roman Army

5.50 Demographic Crisis

6.15 An Abattoir for Ibadan?

6.40 Reading a Poem

with Michael Charlton. An interview follows the News Summary Preceded by Weather

The last of eight programmes 8: Colour and the Camera
' Soon the world will be color-mad, and Lumiere will be responsible.' (ALFRED STIEGLITZ: 1907) Narrated by BRIAN COE ,
Curator of the Kodak Museum
Series adviser AARON SCHARF
Rostrum cameraman IVOR RICHARDSON Film cameraman PETER SARGENT Film editor ALAN j. CUMNER-PRICE Producer ANN TURNER

1906-1945
In 1939, just before the outbreak of war, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was pressed to stay on in the United States, where he was lecturing. He refused, saying ' I must live through this difficult period of our national history with the Christian people of Germany.' Had he stayed, America might have gained a theologian; but the world would have lost a Christian martyr. On the eve of the 30th anniversary of the death of Bonhoeffer - he was hanged for his opposition to the Nazi regime - Malcolm Muggeridge tells the story of this Lutheran pastor whose prison letters have been read all over the world.
A TIME-LIFEproduction

A comedy film series starring Valerie Harper with David Groh, Julie Kavner
Guest star Richard Romanus
Rhoda discovers that at least one very attractive skeleton in Joe's closet has a key to the apartment and decides to find a new 'home sweet home' for herself and her husband.

A six-part dramatised documentary series
2: One Man's Property Written and introduced by EVAN JONES
In the 18th century, sugar planters in the West Indies had the power of life or death over their slaves.
But was it lawful for one man to be the property of another on the soil of England? That question had to be decided in 1772 by the Lord Chief Justice in the first great milestone in the fight against slavery - the Somerset Case.
Also appearing
JACQUELINE STANBURY
DENIS THORNE , RAYMOND MASON INEZ HIBBERT , JOHN BAKER
DAVID HYDE , CHRISTOPHER MUNCKE DAVID PELTON , NATHAN DAMBUZA COLIN BOWERS , JULES WALTER
Music JOSEPH HOROVITZ
Film cameraman TONY PIERCE-ROBERTS Film editor BILL WRIGHT Make-up CHERRY ALSTON
Assistant producer CHRISTOPHER GRIFFIN Producer CHRISTOPHER RALLING

Spike Milligan
In which a McGonagall-haunted Milligan finds himself on a week-long journey from London to Norwich on the only British Railways train to contain a TV studio, a hotel bedroom, an abominable X-Ray machine, the Scots Guards ... and on which a book is written and Peter Sellers draws.
Producer IAN KEILL
Director STEVE ROBERTS

Angela Rippon ; Weather

JOHN WESTBROOK reads
Jig by C. DAY LEWIS . 11.25 Close