6.40 Tensile Testing

7.5 The Nature of Chemistry

7.30 Berlin Siedlungen

NAHID NIAZI talks about the essentials needed in a work basket. RAJNI KAUL about 0-levels and CSES. The story is The Mice that Ate Iron. MEHDI HASSAN performs a ghazal.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL. An Asian Unit presentation. BBC Birmingham

Story: An Afternoon Out by JUDY WHITFIELD Presenters
Evelyn Skinner , Bruce Allan

4.55 Personality and Learning

5.20 Microfossils

5.45 Modelling a Chemical Reaction

6.10 Properties of Enzymes: 2

6.25 Mendelssohn's Dream

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

A series of five programmes presented by Geoffrey Smith 1: Bedding Plants
This week GEOFFREY SMITH shows what to do with the Spring bedding plants and tulips once they have finished flowering. He follows this up by planting out a wide variety of summer bedding plants.
Series producer PETER RIDING
Director BRIAN DAVIES

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
Editor DAVID WITHEROW

1931-1978
Karel Reisz introduces and narrates a portrait of one of the most distinctive and powerful talents in the history of documentary. With extracts from
Refuge England, The Frontier An Artist from Moscow Nine Days in 26 Heart of Britain My Homeland
Quotations read by LYNDON BROOK
Production BARRIE GAVIN , PETER WEST

The first of six programmes.
An exploration in Cornwall with W. G. Hoskins
What makes Cornwall such a distinctive part of England? The marvellous coastline? The superb beaches and great headlands? Professor William Hoskins suggests that this beautiful scenery is only part of the answer and he asks: what lies behind it? On the Lizard, at Land's End, on the cliffs near Padstow, and in remote and lonely villages and farmhouses, he looks at the way that Cornish men and women have themselves fashioned the local scene with the stone that lay under their own feet.

( For details see BBC1)

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Sir David Hunt , Gabrielle Drake and Patrick Campbell
Arthur Marshall , Pauline Collins Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by mark GOODSON, BILL TODMAN Director ALAN BELL
Producer JOHNNY DOWNES

by Don Taylor
with Oliver Cotton, Alec McCowen, Rosemary McHale, Patrick Stewart, Zena Walker
On a cold day in January 1850, a group of travelling actors arrive out of the snow at the remote country estate of Count Horvath, in eastern Hungary. The Count is delighted to have an excuse for re-opening the old family theatre, closed since his childhood. But other members of his household wonder whether these unexpected guests should be made quite so welcome.

Weather

Another chance to see George Melly 's highly-personal view of two of the most popular recent events in the art world.
A Beginner's Guide to Holograms A magical introduction to this futuristic phenomenon - an entree into a world of art and illusion. The Journey
On a nostalgic trip through front rooms and back streets, GEORGE MELLY revives the spirit of Dada and surrealism, one of the most important movements of 20th-century art.
... reminiscence poured out of him in a golden stream. (OBSERVER)
Director ALAN YENTOB
Producer LESLIE MEGAHEY