6.40 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall
7.05 What Psychologists Do
7.30 Industrial Architecture
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6.40 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall
7.05 What Psychologists Do
7.30 Industrial Architecture
5.00 Open Forum
5.25 Clean Air Success
5.50 Art and Environment
6.15 Urban Insurrection
6.40 The Necessity for History
A series of five programmes on skills for trade unionists 3: Getting Organised
Written by BOB HOULTON Director CHARLES PASCOE Producer TONY MATTHEWS
with Ludovic Kennedy , Robin Day Richard Kershaw , Richard Baker every weekday evening brings you the News and a longer look at the important questions of our time with the men and women involved.
with Percy Thrower
A gardener should always be looking ahead. PERCY THROWER and ARTHUR BILLITT discuss their plans for the coming season in the vegetable garden at Clacks Farm and give advice on crop protection.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR. BBC. Birmingham
A fortnightly look at the world of the visual arts, fashion, photography and design.
Tonight's Arena is about some of the latest developments in sculpture and features Robert Janz and Dante Leonelli , two artists concerned with incorporating a fourth dimension, the dimension of time, to their work.
Studio director NIGEL FINCH
Executive producer DAVID CHESHIRE Producer MARK KIDEL
Next week from Paris, Arena: Theatre looks at the French theatre
on behalf of the Labour Party (Also on BBC1)
Nana Mouskouri stars in a new series presenting her own special kind of music and some international guests.
This week:
Morris Albert, The Spinners and Wayne Sleep from The Royal Ballet
Featured musicians:
Nicolas Lavranos With Youssi Allie
Nicolas Karaxalios
Giorgos Kokkinos
Andreas Metalidis
(Wayne Sleep appears by arrangement with the General Administrator, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden)
This week Derek Nimmo devotes the entire programme to the most entertaining conversationalist in the world, Peter Ustinov.
Programme associates
NEIL SHAND , OLGA KERSNER Design ROBERT BERK
Producer GARETH GWENLAN
A series of six plays by FREDERIC RAPHAEL 6: A Double Life
1976. Adam Morris , now a rich and successful writer, has more than his share of the ' glittering prizes.' He is happily married, with two children. Despite all this, Adam is still not satisfied, and he attempts to come to terms with his material success by leading 'a double life.'
Script editor RICHARD BROKE Make-up SANDRA SHEPHERD Designer SALLY HULKE Producer MARK SHIVAS Director ROB KNIGHTS Preview: page 15
Presented by Richard Baker; Weather
JULIAN GLOVER reads The Veiled Sitter by JACK CLEMO