6.40 Computing - Noughts and Crosses (1)
7.5 Exocrine Secretion
7.30 Art and Environment
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6.40 Computing - Noughts and Crosses (1)
7.5 Exocrine Secretion
7.30 Art and Environment
Today's story:
Sadhappy Alice
Written by SUE O'BRIAN Presenters this week
Delia Morgan , Johnny Ball
A series of five training films 2: Fred Barker goes to China
What's it like to be an immigrant worker? Fred finds out when he takes a job in a Chinese hospital. His story is told as a case study for supervisors, personnel staff and shop stewards needing better understanding of the foreign workers in Britain's public services and manufacturing industry.
Introduced by ELIZABETH LAIRD of the National Centre for Industrial
Language Training.
Director PAUL KRIWACZEK
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
For details of tutor/training notes write to Worktalk, [address removed]
A series of five programmes
2: Standards and the Curriculum
PROFESSOR DENIS LAWTON discusses his case for a ' common curriculum ' with MARY WARNOCK , a former Headmistress, and ROBERT BELL of the Open University.
Producer ROGER OWEN
4.55 Entropy
5.20 Partial Differential Equations
5.45 Made without Flaw
6.10 Foundation Maths - Review
6.35 Atoms and Molecules
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A series of ten films about the history and playing of the game. 3: Gentlemen and Players with contributions by Douglas Jardine , Jack Fingleton and C. A. Roach
' Stand back and try and look at the game in fair perspective and you realise a remarkable thing about cricket which is not true about any other sport. Throughout history it has infallibly reflected the society in which it was played ... ' (JOHN ARLOTT ) ' The bodyline series was very unpleasant. The whole atmosphere was unpleasant. It was my first experience of Test cricket against England ...' (JACK FINGLETON )
Research assistant FENELLA STURT Producer GORDON CROTON
Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion With Richard Kershaw
And Angela Rippon continues her series of interviews with people of power and influence.
Newsreader Peter Woods
Editor JOHN TISDALL
Written by Spike Milligan and Neil Shand
with John Bluthal, Robert Dorning, Peter Jones, David Lodge and Stella Tanner
Also appearing Chris Langham, Margaret Nolan
"Panama Red" performed by Stan Tracey
(Repeat)
A series of six episodes written by CHARLES WOOD , starring George Cole and Gwen Watford with Francis Matthews 2: Thundering Hooves
Gordon unexpectedly returns from abroad and is shattered by an unwelcome visitor from Mabel's past.
Costume TUDOR GEORGE Make-up GWEN ARTHY
Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS
Producer JOE WATERS. Director DAVID ASKEY
Presented by Robert Erskine
A series of six programmes in connection with the current Exhibition of Gold and Silver from AD 300-700 at the British Museum.
1: Hidden Riches
Virtually every masterpiece of ancient gold and silver that has survived was buried in the ground for safety and some misfortune prevented the original owner from retrieving his valuables: their loss, our gain.
Director TONY TYLEY. Producer BETTY WHITE
A Yesterday's Witness series of six programmes with women of the First World War
1: The Two Women of Pervyse
During the First World War the Allies only allowed two women to live and work in the trenches of the Western Front. For three years Mairi Chisholm and Elsie Knocker nursed wounded Belgian soldiers in a front line first aid post in the ruined town of Pervyse. MAIRI CHISHOLM, who was no more than 18 when war broke out, now recalls her time at Pervyse - the mud and the rain, the unceasing shellfire, and hair-raising ambulance journeys ferrying the wounded behind the lines. It was a far cry from what was generally expected of women, even in war time, and a significant victory in their long struggle for equal rights with men. A Film editor RICHARD BRUNSKILL Producer????PEET
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Weather
The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public. Tonight The Shoreham
Youth Workshop present
The Cardboard Camera Show
' An old barn and yoghurt cartons? Rice pudding and a dancing bear? Kids and inflatable dragons? The sighted and the blind? Balloons the sizes of houses? Watch our workshop 1
Made by the Shoreham Youth Workshop with the help of the Community Programme Unit.
David Davis reads
The Glory by EDWARD THOMAS