6.40 Politics, Authority and Attainment

7.5 Ribosome

7.30 Bayesian Inference

Story: Zuella Sue: Hatching Out Written by ANNA STANDON
Illustrated by EDWARD STANDON Presenters
SARAH LONG , JOHNNY BALL

4.55 Industrial Relations Act 1972

5.20 Limits to Modelling

5.45 Development of the Piano

6.10 Bartholomew Fair

6.35 Making Sense of Society

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

A Parents and Children series of 16 programmes.
15: When should you call the doctor? CLAIRE WOOLFORD gives a checklist of symptoms that need urgent attention, and looks at some aspects of your baby's development in the first nine months and the importance of toys. CLAIRE RAYNER answers another letter in her ' problem page '.
Research JOHN BROOKE. Producer DICK FOSTER

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A series of six films
4: The Duke of Beaufort,Master of the Horse
Master of the Horse is the third most important office of the Royal Household, after the Lord Steward and the Lord Chamberlain. The tenth Duke of Beaufort follows in a family tradition founded by the fourth Earl of Worcester, Master of the Horse to Queen Elizabeth I and King James I and ancestor of the Beaufort family. The Duke has held office for over 40 years, longer than any previous Master of the Horse. In his 77th year he is still very active, following his passion for hunting and hounds for five days a week in the season, but still finding time to fulfil testing ceremonial duties, particularly in Silver Jubilee Year.
Film editor PETER GORDON Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER

Will Hay's famous music-hall character of the bumbling schoolmaster was used to great effect by Ealing Studios in an ironic comedy. It was a time when German soldiers were still portrayed as incompetent and ridiculous - although the situation in Europe was far from funny, as the news-reel reminds us.
8.0 Gaumont British News
August 1942: Despatches from Egypt - Transporting the wounded - Blowing up mines

starring Will Hay
Schoolmaster William Potts is indignant when MI5 mistake him for a Nazi spy but when the real one is captured even Potts admits that they look astonishingly alike. Soon the bewildered teacher is being parachuted into Germany as a doppelganger for the infamous Muller-and then his problems really begin.
Screenplay ANGUS MACPHAIL , JOHN DIGHTOK Producer MICHAEL BALCON
Directors BASIL DEARDEN and WILL HAY . Films: page 13

Show 4: guest stars Morris Albert The Stan Getz Quartet and Emma
With THE SHIRLEY DASSEY DANCERS
Orchestra conducted by ARTHUR GREENSLADE
Choreographer NIGEL LYTHGOE
Designers VICTOR MEREDITH , ROBERT berk Producer STEWART MORRIS

Church and Chapel and the British Written and narrated by Mark Girouard
Churches and chapels offered a way to Heaven. But though their main concern was with the next world they affected every aspect of this one. They tell us not only about theology but about life and politics and money. Today, many have been destroyed or abandoned and an important exhibition ' Change and Decay' opens this week at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
In this film, MARK GIROUARD pushes open the doors of some of the most beautiful and some of the most odd. He visits Cirencester, Whitby, Lewes, Badminton, Oxford and London and shows how church and chapel not only echoed the changing patterns of British society but themselves changed Britain.
Film cameraman HENRY FARRAR
Film editor IAN PITCH Producer
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN

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PAULINE Williams reads Before the World Began by JOHN BORDER