6.40 Earthquakes

7.5 Measurement

7.30 Ecology

Story: Mr Backer 's Amazing Marching Band
Written by PETER SEYMOUR
Illustrated by ROSOLYN SCHANZER Presenters
Karen Platt , Johnny Ball
Book: Play School Play Ideas 2, 75p from bookshops.

4.55 Bartholomew Fair

5.20 Climates of the past

5.45 Maths - Fourier Series

6.10 M101/20 Matrices LI

6.35 Traffic Plan for Norwich

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

Anatoly Karpov - World Champion v
Viktor Korchnol - Challenger Baguio City -
Philippines Jeremy James introduces the first in a series of weekly reports on the struggle for the coveted title of World Chess Champion.
The programme includes comment on and analysis of the games played so far in the first public contest since the epic battle between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in Iceland in 1972. Designer JOHN BONE
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER
Summaries of play on CEEFAX throughout the Championships

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The Self-help Show
Presented by Su Carroll and lain Watkinson
The programme is about people who have got together to make life better for themselves and those around them and aims to help others to do the same.
The content is very much up to the viewers - Grapevine welcomes letters from them about their own experiences of self-help projects.
Produced by the Grapevine team from the Community Programme Unit

A trilogy by ANDREW DAVIES Part 2:
Eleanor ELEANOR : '... You must have known for some time how fond I am of Edward. And he says he is fond of me ... So we're going to set up together. You know what his position is-you know he's married.' starring
Producer LOUIS MARKS
Director JANE HOWELL

The third episode in a series of nine documentary films about the Bolton Area Health Authority. The Psychiatric Block
The psychiatric patients are waiting to be moved out of their ward, which is unsafe after a fall of plaster. But at the last moment the porters withdraw their labour. At a union meeting they decide that it will be unsafe to the public if psychiatric patients are allowed into the main body of the hospital - that is unless the porters are guaranteed a system of overtime payments for supervisory work. Management capitulates, and the move takes place.
The psychiatric block is now empty, and there are ambitious plans for modernisation. But money is short, and one by one the plans are jettisoned, leaving a demoralised nursing staff to cope with its confused and bewildered patients.
Film recordist CHRIS KING Producer TIM KING

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The Map by ELIZABETH BISHOP