6.40 Fourier Analysis and Transducer Response
7.05 Urban Education
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6.40 Fourier Analysis and Transducer Response
7.05 Urban Education
7.30 Telecomunications
5.0 Practical Electronics
5.25 Limestone Deposition
5.50 Statistics
6.15 Foundation Maths
6.40 Composite Materials
In a recorded programme David Munrow recreates the music and myth of early instruments with Alan Lumsden, guests John Leach and Rudrani Balakrishnan
with Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw, Richard Baker
Starring Vince Hill and The Young Generation, with their guests Mother's Pride, Johnny Nash, Tammy Wynette
Based on the novels of Anthony Trollope
Written for television in 22 parts by Simon Raven
Starring Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham
and Roland Culver as the Duke of Omnium
The Duke of Omnium is convalescing at Matching. Having helped Laura flee from Kennedy, Phineas turned to his own financial and political problems, but found himself unable to accept Marie's solution.
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For over four-and-a-half thousand million years the sun has been pouring out heat and light on our planet. In just one second this vast sphere of boiling gas radiates more energy than Man has used since the beginning of civilisation; energy that comes from the 15-million degree nuclear furnace in the heart of the sun. Until recently the sun was thought to be well understood, but now scientists have begun to question some of the basic theories about how it works. New observations are beginning to throw doubt on the comforting view of our sun as a constant and well-ordered star, and to suggest that the sun, on which all life depends, is not behaving as it should.
'Right now, Indians can't survive in America physically, mentally, emotionally or artistically.'
'What kid wants to be told in school that his grandfather was a savage?'
In this film, Canadian Cree Indian Buffy Sainte-Marie states her case for the American Indian.
An OECA production in association with the BBC
Presented by Richard Baker
Weather
Gwen Watford reads "Mrs Blow and her Animals" by Stevie Smith.