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7.5 Maths: Linear Programming
7.30 A Model of Punctuality
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6.40 Haydn
7.5 Maths: Linear Programming
7.30 A Model of Punctuality
Story: Pimpernel Petroleum by WILMA HORSBRUGH With BRIAN CANT Presenters
JULIE STEVENS , BRIAN CROUCHER
5.0 Pure Maths: Rings
5.25 EEC: Worker Participation
5.50 Maths: Complex Analysis
6.15 Designing in Plastics
Ten programmes presented by Bob Symes-Schutzman.
Track laying and the stage-by-stage construction of a 00 gauge layout based on Horsted Keynes Station on the Bluebell Line.
Book (some title) £1.60 from bookshops.
with Michael Charlton
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary
Preceded by Weather
Robert Robinson introduces a further selection of highlights from past editions of The Book Programme.
This week, Jan Morris talks about her remarkable autobiography, Conundrum. Jan Morris was formerly JAMES MORRIS , the writer and journalist, who, at the age of 45, finally, achieved a purpose and ambition, felt since childhood, to become a woman. ' I think it's a magical thing that has happened to me - to have such a happiness and fulfilment given to one halfway through life.'
Also, the late Cyril Connolly on F. Scott Fitzgerald , Margaret Powell on Marcel Proust , and Nicol Williamson reads from Tolkien's The Hobbit.
Producer Philip SPEIGHT
Executive producer WILL WYATT
Tonight's film in the season Images of Childhood starring Jean-Pierre Leaud.
Twelve-year-old Antoine Doinel meets with sarcasm and ignorance at school and indifference and conflict at home. He seeks escape in playing truant with his friend.
This Week's Films: page 13
Narrated by PHILIP WAYRE
Otters are most entertaining animals. They're also intelligent and beautifully adapted to living on land as well as in water, so it seems that they would make excellent pets ... but otters are so demanding that only the most patient and understanding of animal lovers can keep them without their homes being torn to pieces and their daily routines shattered by the otters' inquisitive and playful antics. In this film we meet some of the small but happy band of otter enthusiasts who have a house full of otters.
Producer CHRISTOPHER parsons (Bristol)
Peter Dorling ; Weather
LESLIE SANDS reads A Gentleman Comes To Tea by DEREK NEVILLE ;