6.40 Renaissance and Reformation
7.5 A Woman's Work
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6.40 Renaissance and Reformation
7.5 A Woman's Work
4.55 Psychosexual Differences: 1
5.20 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds
5.45 Introduction to Chemistry and Geology
6.10 Brain Structure and Function
6.35 Introduction to Education
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A series of nine programmes
Expert cooking, gardening and do-it-yourself advice from Zena Skin ner, Geoffrey Smith and Roy Day. Reporter Val Hudson will be following up viewers' own time-and money-saving ideas. Send your ideas to: Indoors Outdoors, Villiers House, London W5 2PA
Directors ERICA Griffiths , JULIAN stenhousi Series producer PETER RIDING Producer BRIAN DAVIES
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Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kcrshaw including Westminster Report Newsreader Peter Woods
Dramatised by James Andrew Hall
When it rains in the Victorian countryside, one sits indoors and talks about all manner of things.
Sands of Time
As President Sadat of Egypt searches for peace with Israel he obscures behind him growing economic problems. Egypt is a desert country with a rapidly expanding population crammed into small fertile areas.
John Roberts reports from Egypt on the economic pressures that face President Sadat and considers how much peace would ease those pressures.
Producer david graham
Editor PAUL ellis (Repeated next Sunday)
BBC2 Snooker Championship
The seventh frame of the qualifying round for the 1978 Pot Black Trophy. Tonight's game comes from Group 1 and features Dennis Taylor twice Pot Black runner-up against Alex ' Hurricane ' Higgins former World Snooker Champion
An important meeting between these two Irish snooker stars with both players seeking their first victory in the current series. Higgins is the current Irish champion and Taylor the main contender for the title. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM dumighan
Producer reg fcrrin. BBC Birmingham
One of America's most successful recording couples, Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille , making their first TV special in this country.
Among their many hit songs they will perform tonight ' Love Will Keep Us Together ', Muskrat Love ,' ' The Way I Want to Touch You ', ' Can't Stop Dancin''.
Choreography nigel lvthgoe
Costume designer LYNDA WOODFIELD
Sound HUGH BARKER.
Lighting BILL MILLAR Designer KENNETH SHARP
Producer STEWART MORRIS
By reading the rocks, geologists and other scientists are answering the great questions about the evolution of our planet. How old is the Earth? Where did its materials come from? How did they form an iron core and a stony mantle? Ancient rocks tell the history of continents that float like blobs of scum among the ocean floor rocks from which they were made. Moonrocks help to fill in a missing 800 million years of our own world's history. And a meteorite tells of an astonishing coincidence at the birth of our solar system which gave us all the rocks and, eventually, the living forms of Earth.
Although we know the Earth is a hot, radioactively powered machine, as yet there is no satisfactory explanation of how that machine works. This programme outlines some of the clues.
On the Rocks: a series on the geology of Britain, next Tuesday on BBC2
Documentary examining research into the formation of the Earth and how it is still changing. The theory of the supernovae creation of the solar system comes under scrutiny, as do plate tectonics. Show more
WILLIAM BENNETT (flute) CLIFFORD BENSON (piano) play Cantilena from Poulenc's Sonata for flute and piano.