6.40 Maths Analysis - Approximations
7.5 The Small Household
7.30 Maths - Vectors
Story: The Gingerbread Man Presenters
SARAH LONG , JON GLOVER
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD Designer KEN STARKEY
Scriptwriter/director BARBARA DEEHAN Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
5.0 Social Consequences of World War 2
5.25 Biological System Respiration
5.50 Rotating Frames
6.15 Flevoland Polders
6.40 Genes and Development
7.5 Lyell on Etna
with Alan Watson
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary
Preceded by Weather
The Shoot at Misson Springs
A group of small farmers, egged on by a schoolteacher, decided to revive the shoot that died out 30 years ago when the gentry departed. They gave their work to rear the birds, their diplomatic skill to curb the poachers, and each chipped in ten E5 notes - hardly enough for a serious shooting gentleman to light his cigars from. The results on any of their shoots are unpredictable; the camera followed them through a memorable day, hard, bright and short, the coldest of the winter. Commentary read by DERYCK GUYLER
Producer DON HAWORTH
A repeat showing of four of the documentaries featuring some of the world's leading orchestras. 4: The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Claudio Abbado
Founded in 1842, this orchestra has come to be regarded as one of the grandest in the world.
The music includes extracts from: Beethoven Symphony No 3
Berg Three Orchestral Pieces Bruckner Symphony No 7 Schubert Symphony No 2 Mozart Symphony No 40
J. Strauss Die Fledermaus Narration JOHN DRUMMOND
Producer IAN ENGELMANN. Co-produced by BBCtv and RM Productions Munich
Hopeful Lunatics
Two ice-skaters who train between midnight and dawn and eight soldiers who volunteer for five years of self-torture.
These may be Britain's only hope for medals in the Winter Olympics next February. Are they mad or is this the peculiar British way of building champions?
In the second of his Sporting Profiles, Vincent Hanna probes the lives and minds of ice dancers GLYN WATTS and HILARY GREEN , who have neither jobs nor money because of their devotion to their sport, and the British Biathlon team who, to train, have to stay in the Army.
Producer BOB ABRAHAMS
The Glass House
A report from Hungary by RICHARD WAKELY
Presented by ALAN WATSON
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS
Editor JOHN DEKKER
starring Leonard Rossiter with Michael Elwyn as the Hon Greville Carnforth in The Aristocrat by ALLAN PRIOR
While trying to help another ' aristocrat' - a full-blooded Romany-the Hon Greville Carnforth's identification with him leads to a dangerous encounter.
Producer COLIN MORRIS
Director CYRIL COKE
Richard Whitmore ; Weather
Georgine Anderson reads "Flower and Jar" by Robin Skelton
