6.40 Role Playing
7.5 Kinship and Propinquity
7.30 Vibrations
"Fred's Friends", written and illustrated by Anna Pugh
Presenters: Julie Stevens, Brian Cant
Book, Storytime from Play School, 35p, from bookshops
from Trent Bridge, Nottingham
The early afternoon's play on the fourth day.
Introduced by Peter West
from Trent Bridge
The final session of play on the fourth day.
On the wall of a cave dating from the Stone Age is painted a woman holding the horn of a bison and about to blow it...
David Munrow recreates the music and myth of early instruments.
With Alan Lumsden, guests Michael Laird and Roger Brenner
with Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw, Angela Rippon
Throughout the week Newsday brings you the news and a series of personal and topical interviews and discussions with leading personalities in this country and from all over the world.
starring Vince Hill and The Young Generation
with their guests The Bay City Rollers, Polly Brown, Dionne Warwicke
Based on the novels of Anthony Trollope
The BBC2 Serial: written for television in 22 parts by Simon Raven
Starring Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham and Roland Culver as the Duke of Omnium
Mme Max has rejected the Duke of Omnium's invitation to Como. Phineas is now Under-Secretary of the Colonies but his career is in danger because of his views on Irish Tenant Rights.
(Repeat)
A Story of Four Children
"I don't know who my mummy is and I don't know where she lives - why did she go away from me?" asks eight-year-old Eva who was abandoned as a baby. Her nine-year-old brother still finds the past too painful to talk about. Eight-year-old Gary, in homes since he was four, feels it must be his fault that he is not with his mother like his brothers and sisters. Five-year-old Peter, withdrawn from nursery school for disruptive behaviour, developed his own private language and cannot make himself understood.
These are normal children subjected to abnormal stresses at a critical stage in their early life. This film observes their daily life in a specialist home where they can begin to develop normally. It explores the relationship between abnormal delinquent behaviour and emotional disturbance in childhood.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Presented by Angela Rippon; Weather
from Trent Bridge Nottingham.
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the fourth day's play.
John Westbrook reads "You, Andrew Marvell" by Archibald MacLeish.
