6.40 The BART Car
7.5 Maths - Complex Series
7.30 Biological Control
4.55 Interior Decoration
5.20 Volcanoes
5.45 Maths - Dual Spaces
6.10 M101/11 Differentiation
6.35 The Electrical Supply Industry
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A five-part documentary
The City of Sheffield has been offered a piece of public sculpture. We trace its progress and talk to the people involved.
Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw with David Sells
Newsreader Richard Baker
and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Part one of a special concert recorded at the Royal Festival Hall, London, last year. Special guest conductor Jimmy Webb
Musical director Alyn Ainsworth leader of the RPO Barry Griffiths
Sound Graham Haines
Production Terry Hughes
An award-winning cartoon film.
Two neighbours fall out when one of them annoys the other by playing his piccolo during the night.
A series of five plays by Mike Stott
Terror stalks the cold night streets of Pickersgill - and even tucked up safely in a warm bed there are things to worry about.
BBC Birmingham
'To come out to India as an untried Memsahib was, I think, what nowadays would be called a cultural shock. Take somebody say from Richmond and dump her down in this extraordinary country full of strange sights, smells and sounds and she could be very lonely.'
Three Memsahibs, who joined their husbands in the British Raj between the wars, recall what it was like to be a woman in what was traditionally considered a man's country. A country where they were isolated from the Indian population and hedged round with imperial protocol, with little else to do other than run their homes and bring up their children. Life beyond the bungalow verandah could seem very alien and not a little frightening.
Film cameraman BILL MATTHEWS Film editor ROLAND ARMSTRONG Producer STEPHEN PEET
Directed and narrated by CHRISTOPHER COOK
Preview: page 15
The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public.
Tonight: The Value of Life
'Euthanasia is not a cost effective final solution for an ageing population. The right to live out our lives in peace and dignity - and without suffering - is worth more than money.
'Freedom from pain for their patients is the great achievement of the Hospice movement and Home Care units. This special care, recognising the value of every human being of whatever age or however frail, should be made available everywhere in Britain.'
Made by the Human Rights Society with the help of the Community Programme Unit
Weather
Men's Doubles Final from Kansas City
The most valuable doubles title to be won in the world.$80,000 is the cheque that the winning team will collect and naturally it has attracted all the great pairs in men's tennis - SMITH GOTTFRIED and LUTZ GOTTFRIED and RAMIREZ FILLOL and NASTASE
Introduced by JOHN BARRETT Commentator DAN MASKELL
TV presentation by MIZLOU TELEVISION
The second week of love poems begins with Ronald Pickup reading a poem by TED HUGHES - Song.
