6.40 Man-Powered Aircraft: 1

7.5 Stereochemistry - Conformations

7.30 Industrial Architecture

A magazine aimed at helping Asian families to help themselves.
In today's programme RAJNI KAUL talks about ' Starting School,' DR SABHARWAL about the ' National Health Service Doctor/Patient Relationship', and CHHAYA ARYA about returning to work. The story is The Fish and the Rolls and is followed by a Punjabi folk song performed by K, K. KHANNA.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
An Asian Unit presentation BBC Birmingham

A series of 26 programmes in Hindustani and English. The story of two Asian families living in Britain
- the neighbours of Windsor Road. Episode 21: Written by DILIP HIRO

11.25 The Interested Parties

4.55 Curriculum Design and Development

5.20 Going to Sea

5.45 Beyond the Eye

6.10 Genetics

6.35 Primary Sources: A Case Study of Stratford-upon-Avon

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

The news, the people, the issues in Britain and around the world presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw with David Sells
Newsreader Angela Rippon
Assistant editors
PETER IBBOTSON and GEORGE WALKER Editor DAVID WITHEROW

takes a fresh look at an issue of the moment. People directly involved join the debate - at an outside broadcast, and in the Manchester studio.
Outside broadcast reporter Mike Dornan
Studio reporter Eric Robson
Producers DAVID GEEN
BRIAN JAMES , KEN STEPHINSON Editor ROGER LAUGHTON

Ian McNaught-Davis introduces another selection of baffling inventions and puzzling bygones, and challenges his guests to identify them. Tonight they are Barry Fox Professor Eric Laithwaite
Mary Norwak , Bernard Price
Producer COLIN GODMAN. BBC Bristol

'The issues to be investigated may affect not only those in the immediate neighbourhood, but those who live far away. And those who will be born many years ahead.'
(THE HON MR JUSTICE PARKER, The Inspector, Windscale Enquiry)
Those words uttered last May heralded a unique public enquiry into the private world of nuclear scientists. It lasted for 100 days and examined a controversial application to build a nuclear reprocessing plant at Windscale on the Cumbrian coast.
Observers, witnesses, and objectors came from seven countries to take part. The perils of terrorism, proliferation, and radio-active pollution were measured against the planned safeguards and the rewards of nuclear energy supplies for the future. Now Mr Justice Parker is making recommendations to the Government on whether the plant should be built - or not.
Tonight's programme re-creates some of the confrontations and sketches in the remarkable background of the Windscale Enquiry. The dialogue is taken from the Official Verbatim Transcript of Proceedings. It was filmed on location in the Lake District and at Whitehaven Civic Hall where the Enquiry took place.
Commentary by FRANK GILLARD
Script ELWYN JONES
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR Film sound MAURICE EVERITT PETER RANN
Film editor DAVID NADEN Producer MICHAEL LATHAM

Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Introduced by Gavin Millar
Close Encounters of the Third Kind - with UFOs-was shot last year in Hollywood on a strictly closed set. No TV cameras were allowed in to see what Steven Spielberg , the young director of Jaws, was cooking-up this time. But Arena: Cinema sneaked in on the last day of shooting to watch SPIELBERG at work and to talk to him about the movie which looks like being the science fiction - science fact? - sensation of 1978. Research GILLIAN EVANS. Production assistant ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES Assistant producer JULIAN JEBB Producer GAVIN MILLAR

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STEPHEN THORNE reads
I had a duck-billed Platypus by PATRICK BARRINGTON