6.40 Signals and Noise
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6.40 Signals and Noise
7.5 Urban Education: Metro Curriculum Issues
7.30 Sheep Production
"Tobias Pilgrim builds a Star Ship", written and illustrated by Malcom Carder.
Presenters Carol Chell, Don Spencer
5.0 Teaching Industry
5.25 Properties of Water
5.50 Statistics - Linear Regression
6.15 Foundation Maths - Algorithms
6.40 Computer Systems
7.5 Social Skills Therapy (1)
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An adventure series, starring William Shatner as Jeff Cable, Doug McClure as Cash Conover
Jeff puts his own head in a noose to save an innocent man - the only way anyone could ever get the drop on him - but as far as Cash is concerned no noose is good noose!
based on the novels of Anthony Trollope
The BBC2 Serial: written for television in 22 parts by Simon Raven
Starring Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham
The party at Gatherum is in full swing and Ferdinand Lopez has managed to secure an invitation. Glencora faces the task of telling Plantagenet that Silverbridge has been sent down from Oxford.
Presented by Barbara Myers examines the latest issues from the world of hospitals and doctors, diseases and cures, patients and policy.
A series of ten programmes
Introduced by Christopher Roads
The revolver and the automatic pistol are now such commonplace guns that it seems unthinkable there was ever a time when they did not exist. Yet until the middle of the 19th century the pistol was regarded as no fit weapon for a soldier, suitable only for acts of highway robbery or affairs of honour. Its unreliability left many a would-be robber empty-handed and many a duellist unscathed. All this changed with the legendary Colonel Colt and the revolver, but contrary to the stories in the Westerns, he was not alone in bringing about this revolution in the design of what was to become every soldier's close companion.
Directed by Adrian Shepherd
Cantilena was founded in 1971 and is made up of 15 key players from the Scottish National Orchestra. The members of the ensemble worked together for two years before undertaking their first public concert in September 1973. Since then Cantilena has become recognised as one of the finest and most exciting chamber ensembles in the country.
Tonight they play:
Vivaldi Sinfonia in G
Marcello Oboe Concerto, Soloist Susan Tyte
Widmann Three Dances
Vivaldi The Seasons: Winter, Soloist Michael D. Davis
BBC Scotland
Richard Whitmore; Weather
Martin Jarvis reads "Lucy" by Christy Brown