6.40 Made without Flaw
7.5 The Energy Crisis
7.30 The Bauhaus at Weimar
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6.40 Made without Flaw
7.5 The Energy Crisis
7.30 The Bauhaus at Weimar
A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, music and stories from the communities.
11.25 Changing the Record
4.55 Engineering Mechanics
5.20 The Novel and TV (1)
5.45 The Invention of Tradition
6.10 Drawings of Seurat
6.35 The Image in the Cloud
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A series of eight programmes on how to grow your own vegetables presented by Geoffrey Smith
Artichokes, green peppers, garlic and sweetcorn are traditionally thought difficult to grow in Britain. Geoffrey Smith shows that with a little care and attention they can be grown successfully even in the North.
(Repeat)
Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion on events and issues of the day with Richard Kershaw
Newsreader Angela Rippon
A celebratory series of 13 programmes for Jubilee Year about craftsmen in Britain. 6: Puppeteer
4 I think that the puppet is an extraordinary powerful force .. , In my opinion it means so much more than any painting or any piece of music or any play acted by a live person.'
John Wright runs the Little Angel Theatre in Islington, London. He writes and produces puppet plays and designs and makes the puppets to take part in them. Tonight's film looks at the creation of one puppet and the play for which it is intended.
Film editor JESSE PALMER
Film cameraman YOUSUF azii Series producer JOHN READ Producer NIGEL WILLIAMS
Presented by Barbara Myers
Modern surgery is usually successful: but some patients die or suffer further pain and disability caused by blood clots in their leg veins. Now two preventive treatments could save 1,500 lives every year. American surgeons who do not use such treatments risk court cases. What should British surgeons do?
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A film series re-creating the sucr cessful feature film, starring in Check-up
from the novel by FREDERIC MULLALLY , dramatised in three parts by JACK PULMAN starring Robert Powell with Keith Drinkel
Part 1: Frank Clancy and Dick Holt ... boyhood friends... * born London's East End ten years before the General Strike. Both determined to make their way to the top in Fleet Street.
Title song by BRIAN WADE , TONY CLIFF Producer Richard BEYNON
Director bill hays
Bernardo Bertolucci , writer/director of Last Tango in Paris, has recently completed 1900, which stars Robert de Niro, Burt Lan caster and Dominique Sanda. It is the longest film in the history of Italy's cinema. In its full version 1900 lasts five-and-a-half hours (though there are doubts about this version coming to Britain) and it took two years to shoot. Gavin Millar goes to Rome to talk to the director about the making of his epic and to discuss his earlier films, which include The Conformist and Spider's Stratagem.
Research ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES
Assistant producer JULIAN JEBB
Producer GAVIN MILLAR
Weather
DAVID DAVIS reads
The Carthaginian Peace by HORACE (translated by HELEN WADDELL )