6.40 Genetics

7.5 The OU World-wide

7.30 Berlin Siedlungen

A magazine for Asian viewers including discussions, music and stories from the communities.
Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed

BBC Birmingham
(Shown last Sunday on BBC1)

Today's story: Swimmy
Written and illustrated by LEO LIONNI
Presenters
CHLOE ASHCROFT , FRED HARRIS

Encounter: Germany School
What's life like in Germany? Travelling to school in Braunschweig; lessons, timetables, marks - and ' breaks'; the school parliament; after-school cookery, drama and gymnastics groups. Commentary
GARY WATSON
GEORGINA GREEN , WOLF KAHLER Producer JOHN PRESCOTT THOMAS

Four races from the second day of the meeting
2.15 The Red Dragon Stakes (5f)
2.45 The Sefton Stakes (7f 122yds)
3.20 The Ladbroke Chester Cup (2m 2f 97yds)
Top stayers clash in this unique race over the traditional two circuits of the Roodeye.
3.50 The Cheshire Oaks
(lm 4f 65yds)
Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Television presentation NICK HULGER

4.55 Mechanics - Rigid Bodies

5.20 Marina

5.45 1944 and After

6.10 Biscuits: 1

6.35 Music - Sound and Notation

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 7: From Seed to Fruit
Why not bring a little of the tropics into the kitchen this year by growing vegetable fruits? With a little care and attention, melons, marrows, courgettes, cucumbers and tomatoes can be grown in most gardens.
Producer PETER RIDING
Director BRIAN DAVIES

Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler with Richard Kershaw
Newsreader Angela Rippon

A celebratory series of 13 programmes for Jubilee Year about craftsmen in Britain.
7: Glassblowing
' It can be extremely frustrating. It's a hell of a material to work. You get terrific highs and terrific lows, you know, and sometimes you would like to give it up and walk away but it lures you back.' George Elliott is fascinated by the colours and shapes of primitive glass. As a studio glass-blower who works by himself, he is free to experiment with his own design. We see him making goblets and hear something of the pleasures and frustrations pf handling molten glass.
Film editor ARTHUR SOLOMON
Film cameraman NAT CROSBIE Series producer JOHN READ Producer ANNE JAMES

Presented by Barbara Myers
Each week Inside Medicine examines the latest issues from the world of hospitals and doctors, diseases and cures, patients and policy.
Film director FISHER DILKE
Studio director JOHN GORMAN
Executive producer KARL SABBAGH Producer ROBIN BRIGHTWELL

from the novel by FREDERIC MULLALLY , dramatised in three parts by JACK PULMAN starring Robert Powell with Keith Drinkel
Part 2: Dick Holt - boyhood friend of Frank Clancy - has committed suicide. Shocked by the news, Frank has withdrawn and looks back over their young lives ... searching for a reason.
Title song by BRIAN WADE and TONY CLIFF Producer Richard BEYNON
Director BILL HAYS

Parliament Pays Tribute An edited recording of this morning's ceremony in Westminster Hall, when Her Majesty The Queen replied to Loyal
Addresses by both Houses of Parliament on the occasion of her Silver Jubilee.
Scene described by CHARLES WHEELER
Director ANTONY CRAXTON

This month includes:
The Continuous Diary
11.20 am 12 February 1974 a man in a new overcoat and an astrakhan hat, the weekend shopping in his arms, walking along the pavement barking loudly like a dog.'
Ten years ago, Ian Breakwell discarded paints and canvas to dedicate himself to his diary, a day-by-day record in words and pictures. ' I'm looking for an art-form as good as the view from my window.' Dine's Drawings
Jim Dine, the American artist who first became famous in the New York pop-art scene of the early 60s, explains why he has recently felt the need to go back to drawing the human figure.
'What I've made is, I think, a revealing of myself that you cannot reveal by drawing tools, or objects or metaphorical things.'
Plus Commercial Break - news and pictures about current events in the arts.

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GARY WATSON reads
To the Sea by PHILIP LARKIN