6.40 Blade Alloy and Process

7.5 Water Resources

7.30 The Other Tradition

Sab Ras - a programme of music and dance.

Story: Play is Great
Written by JEAN WATSON Photographs by JAMES MATTHEWS JOYCE Presenters
CAROL LEADER , LIONEL MORTON

4.55 Understanding Fluid Effects

5.20 Virginia Woolf

5.45 Educational Decision-making

6.10 Surrealism and Film

6.35 Industrial Glasgow

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

A series of five programmes on how to grow your own fruit presented by Geoffrey Smith
1: Apples and Pears
In this programme GEOFFREY SMITH offers practical advice on the planting and pruning of apples and pears as well as following their annual cycle from blossom time to harvest.
Series producer PETER RIDING Producer BRIAN DAVIES
Boofc (same title), 60p, from bookshops

Weather

Nashville's top lady of country music Tammy Wynette sings the songs that made her famous to an audience at The Maltings. Tonight's guests
Irish country man Johnny McEvoy and guitarist Richard Harding
Musical backing by THE TENNESSEE GENTLEMEN and THE BILL CLARKE 5
Director RICK GARDNER Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

.gets to the heart of an issue with Brian Trueman Story reporters
MIKE DORNAN and ERIC ROBSON live from the Manchester studio
As usual, you can register your views on tonight's topic by telephoning [number removed]while the programme is televised. Our production team will examine the views you express; and maybe it will be your opinion that influences the way the studio debate develops.
Producers HELEN JENKINS , BRIAN JAMM Dapuity editor BRIAN GIBSON Editor DAVID FILKIN BBC Manchester

The two-part television version of the novel by SIEGFRIED LENZ Part 2
The German sense of duty is rigorously applied by Jens, the policeman of a village on the North Sea coast. Although Germany is losing the war, Jens plods on regardless, in this case persecuting his old schoolmate, Max Nansen , whom the Nazis have banned from painting, owing to his alleged ' decadence Jens has more personal problems as his elder son, Claas, has deserted from the German Army after a self. inflicted wound. He has been sheltered by the painter Max, but when he is wounded by a freak aerial strafing in the peat bogs outside the village, Jens has no recourse but to turn him over to the authorities. The story is seen in flashback through the eyes of the youngest son, Siggi, an inmate of a juvenile detention centre in post-war Germany.
Director PETER BEAUVAIS
Dubbing director MICHAEL BAKEWELL

This year's Edinburgh International Festival covers an extraordinary range of the arts -from Grand Opera, with PLACIDO DOMINGO and TERESA BERGANZA in a new production of Carmen, to the profusion of experimental shows on the Fringe, which this year is mounting no fewer than 140 premieres. Meanwhile, the International Film Festival, the Television Festival and the art galleries also contribute to an artistic event that is still unmatched in the world.
Production team
ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES , ROSEMARY WILTON ANNE LEE , SHEILA CASSTLES Director ROBIN LOUGH
Producer DAVID CHESHIRE

Weather

DAVID MARKHAM reads Semi-detached by ROBERT GRAVES