6.40 Project Tutoring

7.5 Reading Development

7.30 Heart and Lungs

(Full details on BBC1 at 4.20 pm)

5.0 The Handicapped - Working Together

5.25 Rivers

5.50 Shapes in Atoms

6.15 Foundation Maths - Growth

6.40 Work Study at Hoover Ltd

1: Getting Started
Five programmes on how people develop new interests.
GEOFF REYNOLDS a pigeon fancier, HAZEL SPARKES a shop steward and ALBERT SMITH who fought to save the local allotments, tell how they got going.
Presented by BOB HOULTON
Producer TONY MATTHEWS
Book (same title), 85p from bookshops

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or The Art of the Tin Toy
A toy's-eye view of childhood presents from the past that have survived the Victorian and Edwardian heyday of the tin toy. Narrated by NIGEL STOCK
Such a wealth of spidery machinery, such chipped and battered charm!
(SHAUN USHER, DAILY MAIL)
Written by JOHN LLOYD
Producer RAMSAY SHORT

Without question, one of the finest singers of popular songs in the world today, making a rare appearance in a solo performance at the New London Theatre.
Among the songs included i-n the programme are: 'She loves me She ', ' Send in the clowns ' What are you doing the rest of your life ', ' If ', Wives and lovers ' and 'Once in a while.'
Musical director JOE kloess Designer MICHAEL YOUNG
Producer STEWART MORRIS

based on the novels of ANTHONY TROLLOPE The BBC2 serial
Written for television in 22 parts by SIMON RAVEN starring
Susan Hampshire , Philip Latham
Silverbridge, who is about to stand for Parliament, was rejected when he proposed to Mabel. Subsequently he met Isabel Boneassen and Mabel viewed Isabel's effect on Silverbridge with concern: pt 21
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE
Director RONALD WILSON

Presented by Barbara Myers

Electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) is one of the most criticised treatments in modern medicine, although the many psychiatrists who use it believe that it's an essential treatment for some forms of mental illness. Thousands of patients receive it every year, and it's often used repeatedly on the same patient. Inside Medicine examines the arguments surrounding its use.

A series of ten programmes 9: Accurate at a Mile
Introduced by Christopher Roads
Of all the forms of shooting, the rarest and most exclusive is the sport of ' Match Rifle '. To achieve accuracy at distances of nearly a mile is the highest test of both marksman and rifle, demanding rigorous intellectual concentration from the firer and mechanical perfection from the gunsmith.
It was this rare sport, where absolute accuracy was obtained at the incredible distance of 2,000 yards as early as the 1870s, which bred the Enfield Rifle, familiar to every British serviceman of this century. Narrated by DUNCAN CARSE
Film editor DICK ALLEN Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE

Introduced and conducted by Christopher Seaman

Virtuosity: music by Paganini, Tchaikovsky, Bach and Elgar

Maurice Hasson (violin) Margaret Marshall (soprano) Nigel Boddice (trumpet) Heather Corbett (percussion) Jack Keaney and Jean Hutchison (pianos)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

BBC Scotland

Richard Baker ; Weather

I Dreamed that in a City Dark as Paris by LOUIS SIMPSON