6.40 Bayesian Inference

7.5 Hormones and Homeostasis

7.30 Functional Approximation

Story: Are You My Mother? Written and illustrated by P. D. EASTMAN
Presenters Floella Benjamin David Hargreaves

4.55 Perceptual Learning

5.20 Miners - A Special Case?

5.45 Rathbone Street Change

6.10 Humphry Davy

6.35 Species and Populations

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

Alfred Morris , MP, the Minister with special responsibility for disabled people, discusses where today's priorities lie.
Jack Jones , retired General Secretary of the TGWU, talks about his plans to continue the fight for pensioners' rights. Presented by ROY HUDD and IRENE THOMAS
Directed by GILES OAKLEY Produced by MARY EVANS

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Last autumn nearly 2,000 young musicians from schools and colleges all over the country came to the Royal Albert Hall, London, to make music together for the third annual Schools Prom.
For the next three weeks, Ray Moore visits some of these talented youngsters and introduces highlights from three performances.
This week's programme features children from
The William Ellis School, North London, who accompany Yehudi Menuhin in part of Vivaldi's Concerto in C major "Il Piacere"
also included are The Redlands Recorder Group, The Cults Music Centre and the Surrey Youth Orchestra
The Schools Prom is arranged by The Times Educational Supplement

One Pair of Eyes, the celebrated series of highly-personal films, ran for eight years-from 1967-1974. For this series, one programme from each of those years has been selected.
1967: Robert Morley asks - Was Your Schoolmaster Really Necessary?
' I have always had a certain loathing of schoolmasters, feeling them to be a corrupt body of creatures on the whole ...'
' I'm not an educated man; I'm a drop-out. I left school at 16 ... '
' It was to revenge myself on schoolmasters that I became an actor.*
Executive producer CHRISTOPHER RALLING Directed by STEPHEN PEET

in Soft Shoe Magoo

A programme reflecting the top names to be seen during the mammoth Easter
Tenth International Festival of Country Music staged inside the Wembley Arena Tonight's featured artists are: Pete Sayers , Donna Fargo
Freddie Hart , Charlie McCoy and Larry Gatlin
Commentator DAVID ALLAN
Show organiser MERVYN CONN Director RICK GARDNER Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

by CHARLES DICKENS The Classic Serial
Dramatised in seven parts by JULIA JONES and DONALD CHURCHILL Lizzie has rejected Headstone's marriage proposal. Frightened by his reaction, she has fled into hiding. Determined to prove Bella's worth, John Rokesmith continues to hide his true identity ...
Part 5
Music composed and conducted by CARL DAVIS
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE
Director PETER HAMMOND

Earlier this year the great English painter Duncan Grant died at the age of 93. A memorial service held at St Paul's was addressed by Lord Clark and tonight BBC2 pays its own tribute with this film.
Charleston was the Sussex home of Duncan Grant for over 60 years. He moved there to create with Vanessa Bell a haven where the good things in life could be enjoyed in peace and harmony.
Quentin Bell , the biographer of Virginia Woolf and son of Vanessa and Clive Bell , is the interviewer in this film which ranges over the artist's career, from Victorian schooldavs to an Indian Summer, as a painter who gave immense pleasure in all his work.
Director CHRISTOPHER MASON

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DOUGLAS BLACKWELL reads Nursery Rhyme of Innocence and Experience by CHARLES CAUSLEY