6.40 Data Processing
7.5 Ecology
7.30 Quantum Theory and Atomic Structure
James and the Model Aeroplane Written by PEGGY BLAKELEY
Illustrated by KOTA TANUICHI Presenters this week
Chloe Ashcroft , Jona Jones
Ten programmes for physically disabled people.
9: A Right to Love?
Over-protective parents, lack of privacy, unsympathetic staff - the difficulties that disabled people face in developing personal relationships are discussed. Presenters JILL LUMB and CORBET WOODALL
Director CHARLES PASCOE Producer IAN WOOLF
Aspects of Delinquency
Introduced by LAURIE TAYLOR Professor of Sociology, University of York
10: ... Spoil the Child?
In the final film LAURIE TAYLOR examines the extent to which it is practicable to talk of 'solutions' to juvenile delinquency.
Producer GORDON CROTON
Book (same title), 85p, from bookshops
4.55 Carbon Compounds
5.20 Statistics - Binomial Distribution
5.45 Genetics
6.10 Foundation Maths
6.35 Technology
with sub-titles for the hard of hearing, followed by Weather on 2
Ten programmes about communicating through the spoken word. 10 : The Words Behind the Words
What is communication, and why do words sometimes fail us? A look at ' the words behind the words' can give us some important clues about how we communicate and why we often don't. with BEN HOWARD , JOHN GRAHAM
STEPHEN THORNE , SALLY WATTS
Producer BERNARD ADAMS Director TERRY DOYLE
Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler
Newsreader Richard Baker
One year in Heddington, Wiltshire. A documentary serial in seven parts. 4: To Represent the Local Peasants The vet returns to the Browns' farm where two more cows fail the TB test. ' Auntie ' Vi dies, but in spring children dance around the Maypole and in warm sunshine roll eggs down the precipitous terracing of King's Play Hill. A month after Lady Day the tenant j farmers settle accounts with their : landlords, and in early May it's the local elections. There are ten j candidates and only seven seats c on the Parish Council.
Directed and narrated by DAVID PRITCHARD
Film editor JOHN BARNES
Producer MARK ANDERSON
starring Mike Reid with Patsy Ann Scott , Brooks Aehron and Sydney Tafler Jacqueline Clarke
Jacqueline Stanbury
THE GILLIAN GREGORY DANCERS
Choreographer GILLIAN GREGORY
Written by DICK HILLS , LARRY FORRESTER ALEX BROWN and PAT MURRAY Musical arrangements by NORMANPERCIVAL,DENNISWILSON
Orchestra conducted by NORMAN PERCIVAL Designer BARRY NEWBERY Producer ERNEST MAXIN
A six-part series by JOHN CHALLEN 6: Stephen starring Frank Windsor
Colin Douglas , Michael Byrne
Stephen lies, steals and truants. He accuses his maths teacher of brutality and to convince his listeners reveals very real bruises and signs of ill-treatment.
Theme music DUDLEY SIMPSON Studio lighting SAM BARCLAY Designer DAPHNE SHORTMAN Producer RAYMOND MENMUIR Director ROLAND joffe
A 13-part personal view by John Kenneth Galbraith of the rise and crisis of Industrial Society
1 10: Land and the People
' Why are so many people so poor? There is no one answer, obviously. But one cause of poverty is pervasive. That is the relationship, past and present, between land and people. Understand that, and we understand the most general single cause of deprivation.'
In Mexico and the Punjab, on the cotton-fields of the old South and the farm where he was born, PROFESSOR GALBRAITH confronts the tragedy of the landless poor and searches for a solution in the world-wide migration to the cities.
Film cameramen
PHIL MEHEUX, HENRY FARRAR Film editor PAUL CARTER Producer DAVID kennard
Executive producer ADRIAN malone
Book (same title), 17.25, from bookshops
The Centenary Test Australia v England by satellite from Melbourne
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the third day. Commentators JIM LAKER
FRANK TYSON , KEITH MILLER
PAUL SHEAHAN , NORMAN MAY
Presented in association with the ABC Producer DAVID kenninq
Weather
The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public Tonight:
Dr Neil Stevenson , pharmacist presents The Medicine Makers
' Drugs are news when something goes wrong. If you believe the medicine makers are senseless scientists, eccentric experimenters and slick salesmen all profiting from your illness, this programme may change your mind.'
Made by Dr Neil Stevenson with the help of the BBC's Community Programme Unit
Gabriel Woolf reads
R.I.P. by ALAN GARNER
