6.40 The Case of William Tyndale, Part 2
7.5 The Major Histocompatibility Complex
7.30 Experimental Design
Live coverage of the third day of the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool.
Reporting team Robin Day
David Dimbleby and Robert McKenzie
Today's story:
Mr Brown 's Exercises by KATHY MEAGHER Guest storyteller Colin Jeavons
Presenters FLOELLA BENJAMIN and BRUCE ALLAN
Further coverage from Blackpool.
2.30
Live coverage of the afternoon session.
5.20 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders
5.45 Circles
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
The Reef at Night
During their six months' stay in the Islands of Comoro in the Indian Ocean, ROLAND VON HENTIG and his film team made many dives at night. The apparent lifeless nature of the reef at night is an illusion, many creatures not seen during the day are active in the darkness. It's a good time to see squid and octopi. And what happens to fish at night-do they sleep?
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY A BBC/NDR co-production
Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion, with Richard Kershaw and David Sells Newsreader Richard Baker
Assistant editors PETER IBBOTSON and MIKE BROADBENT Editor TONY CRABB
Five stories of an ordinary, everyday citizen, his battles with authority, his disasters and his triumphs. 4: A Spot of Homely Fun by ALAN PLATER
As Albert fends off various police enquiries after a fracas in a pub, we pose the question Is it fair to describe the relationship between the police and the public as an ancient and meaningless dialogue? ' We explore this with the aid of Eugene Geasley
Christine Hargreaves
Dave Hill , Philip Jackson Sylveste McCoy Polly Warren and an audience from Manchester. Master of Ceremonies
BRIAN TRUEMAN
Producer JOHN RADCLIFFE Director MALCOLM TAYLOR
Six directors make their debuts as television drama film-makers The Obelisk by E. M. FORSTER
Adapted for television by PAULINE MACAULAY
A seaside resort in 1938. For Hilda, it seems as if romance almost died when she married school teacher Ernest. Only the movies can keep this spark alive. As she follows her pompous husband up the cliff walk to visit the obelisk, she wonders how he will react to the two sailors who want to join them.
The boisterous Tiny is rather coarse, but his friend Stan has lovely manners and such very blue eyes....
Photography KEN MACMILLAN Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS Script editor TERRY COLES Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer GRAHAM BENSON Director GILES FOSTER
starring
James Stewart
Judy Garland , Hedy Lamarf Lana Turner , Tony Martin
At the beginning of the century, the ambition of every American chorus girl was to appear in a Ziegfeld review. The lavish follies staged by America's greatest show-man almost invariably led to a diamond bracelet, if not to a great career. MGM have produced an equally lavish film of three pretty girls on the threshold of Ziegfeld success and, in true Hollywood style, cast their three most glittering stars as the chorus girls.
Director ROBERT Z. LEONARD
Weather
GEORGINE ANDERSON reads
We Are Transmitters by D. H. LAWRENCE
