7.40 Foundation Maths - Differentiation

8.5 Instruments of the Orchestra

8.30 Maths - Permutation Groups

8.55 Applicant Advisory Programme: 1

9.20 The Public Library

9.45 Tropical Forest

10.10 Curriculum Design and Development

10.35 Maths: Dual Spaces

11.0 Urban Education: Catch as Catch Can

11.25 The Conduct of War

11.50 Volcanoes

12.15 Nasser 1967

12.40 Data Transmission Networks

1.5 The Victorian Reading Public

1.30 Respiratory Mechanisms

Starring Robert Taylor, Rithard Widmark, Patricia Owens

Outlaw Clint Hollister is rescued from jail by his one-time partner Jake Wade. Having performed this service Jake is determined to go straight, but like so many before him, finds his outlaw past hard to shake off - particularly as there is some hidden loot, the whereabouts of which only he knows.

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A close look at the politicians, tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by Noel Lewis.

The effects of divorce on families.

(Shown last Saturday)

Review of the International Season 1976

Wales proved to be worthy champions in 1976. Not only did they defeat every other country but, in so doing, scored a record 102 points and equalled England's seven Grand-Slam victories.

From the Trophy Room of one of the most famous clubs in the world, Cardiff, Nigel Starmer-Smith reflects on this achievement with members and friends of the victorious Welsh side.

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The BBC2 Serial
Starring Dandy Nichols, Michael Bryant, Leslie Dwyer
From the novel by Angus Wilson dramatised in four parts by Dennis Potter

Sylvia and Arthur Calvert face problems when circumstances force them to live with their son and his children in Carshall New Town.
(Repeat)

An extraordinary miscellany of identifiable flying objects.

A film produced and directed by Robin Lehman

A play by Peter Terson
Starring Martin Jarvis, Jane Freeman and Mark Dignam
with Peter Turner

Harry's great love is football - it's the only real thing in a world that doesn't care about him.

Peter Terson's classic play, originally written for the National Youth Theatre, is given a new setting.

People make Television
The Birmingham Clarion Singers, a socialist musical group, present a programme for May Day. Now to become a national holiday, 1 May has progressed from medieval fete to a symbol of Trade Union and Labour aspirations.
In this presentation Clarion will trace the story of May Day in contemporary music and song on this the 50th Anniversary of the General Strike.
Made by the Clarion Singers in cooperation with the BBC's Community Programme Unit.

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Starring Robert Mitchum, Marilyn Monroe
with Rory Calhoun

Widower Matt Calder and his young son are hard at work developing a farm on the borders of the River of No Return when into their lives comes a young saloon singer and her gambler husband.

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