6.40 A Woman's Work
7.30 Imagery and Imagism
5.20 Solids, Liquids and Gases
5.45 Dynamics of an Affluent Region
6.10 Psychosexual Differences: 1
6.35 An Architect at Work
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
with ZENA SKINNER , cookery expert GEOFFREY SMITH , gardening expert ROY DAY , do-it-yourself expert
VAL HUDSON , consumer journalist
Directors BRIAN DAVIES , ERICA GRIFFITHS Producer PETER RIDING
Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler including Westminster Report presented by David Holmes Newsreader Peter Woods
TONY, MICK, CLIFF and HUGHIE are joined by their singing audience for the final programme in this series from the Grange Arts Centre, Oldham.
Double bass JOHN MCCORMICK
Producer BARRY BEVINS. BBC Manchester
In the second report from Northern Ireland Rt Hon Roy Mason , MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, talks to James Bellini about the economic prospects for the Province.
Producer ANDREW CLAYTON Editor PAUL ELLIS
BBC2 Snooker Championship
The seventh frame in the 16-week series for the 1977 Pot Black Trophy. Tonight's game from Group Three features
Perrie Mans , the South African Snooker Champion, against
Fred Davis , former World Champion MANS, from Johannesburg, makes his first appearance in the competition. DAVIS is already one game ' up ' against the other player in this group - Ray Reardon. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham
The Guinea Pig and the Law
Experiments "calculated to inflict pain" is how the law describes scientific experiments on laboratory animals. But the law is now 100 years old and the Home Office is under pressure to change the way it is applied. The number of experiments has increased from 270 to 51 million each year. Almost all are for the benefit of the public -- either to relieve human disease or ensure the safety of drugs or other products. Yet many scientists believe that if the public were better informed they might accept a different balance between animal welfare and human safety.
How are animal experiments carried out in Britain and what would be at risk if they were controlled more strictly?
Narrator: PAUL VAUGHAN
Film cameraman: KENNETH LOWE
Film editor: MICHAEL RIGG
Editor: SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Written and produced by STUART HARRIS
by Jean-Paul Sartre, dramatised in 13 parts by David Turner
starring Michael Bryant, Daniel Massey, Georgia Brown
Ivich has failed her examinations and Mathieu has failed to persuade her to stay in Paris. He has also just stolen money for an abortion and given it to Marcelle.
The last in the present series of investigations into the paranormal. Introduced by Colin Wilson In the Mind's Eye
The mile or so of dockland that borders the Thames from Tower Bridge to the Isle of Dogs attracts ghosts, it seems, as the Tower itself attracts tourists; so it was a good starting-point for an examination of the psychology of ghost stories and the people who believe them. The investigators include a writer, Frank Smyth, and a hypnotist, Dr Ian Fletcher, from the Society for Psychical Research.
Tonight's programme traces the history of one rather unorthodox ghost that has now become part of the folklore of the riverside.
Photography BERNARID HEDGES, STAN SPEEL Film editor ANDREW NAYLOR Series editor ANNE OWEN
Director COLIN GODMAN. BBC Bristol
Weather
RONALD PICKUP reads
Enion's Song by WILLIAM BLAKE
