6.40 Nutrition Feeding and Digestion in Animals

7.05 Mining

7.30 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

Story: Boy on a Hill Top Words by PEGGY BLAKELEY
Paintings by KOTA TANIUCHI Presenters
CHLOE ASHCROFT , BRIAN CROUCHES

Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
2.15 George Fordham Plate (5f)
2.45 Steve Donoghue Plate (1m)
3.15 Fred Archer Handicap Plate dim and 131yds)
3.45 Field Marshal Stakes (5f) Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN , JIMMY LINDLEY
Producer RAY LAKELAND

5.0 Language and Learning

5.25 Frank Lloyd Wright

5.50 Urban Education: Amsterdam and Haarlem

6.15 Innovation and Farmer's Decisions

6.40 The Innocent Eye

Ten films of caves and cavers
1: The Cave of the Black Spring Members of the SOUTH WALES CAVING CLUB are slowly unravelling many of the secrets of the longest cave in the UK.
Director PETER RAMSDEN
Producer MICHAEL GARROD
Light on our darkness : page 4

with Michael Charlton
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary
Preceded by Weather

Getaway with animal lover Phil Drabble to the Loweswater and Brackenthwaite Annual Show to see what explains the life-long interest of Lake District people in hound trailing.
A thousand enthusiasts stand in the rain of an autumn day to watch 20 hounds race each other over a mountain trail of aniseed for a top prize of £10. Is the strength of the sport the betting, a liking for dogs, or the urge to breed a winner whatever the cost?
Director PETER CLEAVER Producer TONY SALMON
Editor BRIAN ROBINS

Canadian Viewpoint
' The Canadian circumstance is a tricky one (huge country, small population, two languages, a big neighbour), a situation that calls for tough, made-in-Canada, positions.' A quote from the 1974 handbook of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and in tonight's programme - how do Canadian television networks tackle the problems.
Introduced by Frank Gillard
Producer MARYSE ADDISON

with Bob Langley The Old Road
There is still one man who can guide a stage coach across the treacherous sands of Morecambe Bay and to the gateway to the Lake District.
Director PETER HERCOMBE

A six-part dramatised documentary series

In 1787, two Yorkshiremen - William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson - dedicated their lives to the task of abolishing the slave trade. Their efforts to collect evidence for the first great Parliamentary Debate were to bring them both close to the point of death.

Introduced by Evan Jones

Vivian Stanshall
The phonofiddler and hopeful turtle breeder looks back over a fragment of his life.
Producer IAN KEILL

Angela Rippon ; Weather

MANNING WILSON reads The Geate A-vallen To by WILLIAM BARNES. 11.25 Close