6.40 Genes and Development
7.5 Urban Education: New Directions
7.31 Language and Learning
Story: The Waiting Game Written by SHIRLEY GEE Presenters
CAROL LEADER, LIONEL MORTON
4.55 Project Tutoring
5.20 Ecology
5.45 Things Present -Times Past
6.10 Mineralisation in Cornwall
6.35 Electromagnetic Radiation
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
The Story of Popular Dancing A series of five programmes 2: The French Connection
Louis XIV, the Sun King, and his Court dominate the culture of Europe. This is a period of dancing of which most people have a false notion. Narrated by MARTIN JARVIS Featuring MICHAEL HOLMES and JUDY GRINDLEY
Music arranged by JONATHAN COHEN Series devised by BELINDA QUIREY Producer RONALD SMEDLEY
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Seven plays by seven writers who were asked, ' Write a play that means something to teenagers today.' The sixth play: Choices by PETER MCDOUGALL , winner of the BAFTA's Rediffusion ' 'Flame of Knowledge ' Award: starring
Fulton Mackay and Jon Morrison with Phil McCall , Bill Henderson Bill Patterson , Bill Armour and Jim Kennedy
Co-produced with Schools Television, Scotland. Producer ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX
Four Chronicle programmes about critical moments in history. 2: The 100 Days
Written and introduced by John Julius Norwich
The Emperor Napoleon in 1815 was borne back to Paris on a surge of popular enthusiasm. No period in his extraordinary life was as dramatic - or as tragic - as the days between his escape from Elba and his destruction on the field of Waterloo.
Producer KENNETH SHEPHEARD
A comedy film series starring with
with guest stars Tim Matheson, Mclanie Mayron, Anthony Charnota
Brenda is determined to realise her fondest dream when the ideal man comes to her apartment, even if he is more interested in what's happening in the place opposite.
A series in five parts by ELAINE MORGAN with and Part 4
1904. The fame that has followed their Nobel Prize has almost prevented Pierre and Marie from continuing their research. Pierre's health has also been deteriorating and the reason is becoming clearer from the experiments that he himself is conducting.
Incidental music CARL DAVIS
Designers TIM HARVEY. PAUL JOEL (Producer PETER. GOODCHILD Director JOHN GLENISTER
Ever since 1888, when the first British Isles Rugby Union team toured Australasia, the Lions have roared around the world.
In 1890, one of the most exclusive sporting clubs in the world was formed -The Barbarians - team without a ground or a subscription; membership by invitation only.
On Saturday at Twickenham, the British Lions play the 'Baa-Baas' in a unique Jubilee Test Match in front of HRH The Prince of Wales. In tonight's programme, former Lion and Barbarian Cliff Morgan reflects on great moments from rugby history.
1948: and the first Barbarian match against a touring side.
1955: and victory to the Lions in South Africa by the odd point in 45.
1959: and defeat by the boot of Don Clarke.
1973: and perhaps the greatest Rugby Union match ever played.
These are just some of the memorable moments in a pot-pourri of rugby nostalgia.
A film by Erik Durschmied
One man and his camera present a kaleidoscope of some of the many facets of life across the Channel.
Best known for his vivid pictorial coverage of current events around the world, ace cameraman ERIK DURSCHMIED here uses his camera to produce a lively and affectionate look at France and her people at work and at play.
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DAVID MARKHAM reads The O-Filler by ALASTAIR REID
