6.40 The Ghost Sonata

7.5 Psychology

4.55 Resources for a City

5.20 Handicapped in the Community

5.45 Romantic Recital

6.10 A Control System Design

6.35 Salvation and Politics

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

A series of 12 films from different parts of the UK which explore people's sense of identity. 3: Kelso Framed by the Tweed and Teviot rivers and the Border Hills, Kelso and its people nestle gently in the richness of the soil. Border feuds are remembered with a peacefulness which mirrors the quiet passage of their most famous of salmon rivers. Neither a quiet nor a busy place. Scottish but not Nationalist. Everything has its time, every person his place,
Producer KEN LITTLE

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with Peter Seabrook from ' Cobblers ', Crowborough
Cobblers is a charming converted Sussex farmhouse overlooking Ashdown Forest. Architect Martin Furniss shows
PETER SEABROOK how, in six years, he created a beautiful garden from two acres of old orchard fields, battling against waterlogged soil over rock and hard clay.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR. BBC Birmingham

Introduced by Angela Rippon and Barrie Gill Rippon on the Road
Tonight ANGELA RIPPON reports from Northern Ireland where to park your car can cost f600, a taxi fare is cheaper than a bus ride and where you are twice as likely to be killed in a road accident as in the rest of the UK. Driven to Drink
How much alcohol can you take and still drive safely? MIKE DORNAN reports on a special test day at Brands Hatch.
Director PHIL FRANKLIN
Producer DEREK SMITH. BBC Birmingham

A series of 12 programmes Written and presented by Magnus Magnusson 6: The Philistines
The word ' Philistine ' has become a byword for materialism and boorishness - maybe unfairly. Tonight's programme charts the arrival of these vigorous People from the Sea - their early clashes with the Egyptians and their inevitable head-on collision with the Israelites in the 12th century BC. A new hero emerges - the mighty judge or leader, Samson. Bible reader Eric Porter
MuSiC JOHN Rl'TTER Film cameramen
JOHN HOOPER , ProducerPHILIP BONHAM-CARTER PAUL JORDAN
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starring Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer , Godfrey Tearle
Griffith Jones , Margaret Johnston
Inspired by Hogarth's famous eight prints, this film is the story of a man and an era. The man is The Rake, reckless and charming. The era is the hectic, changing one between the wars.
Directed by SIDNEY GILLIAT. Films page 13 (First showing on British television)

with A. J. P. Taylor
The fabric was cotton. The age - the great industrial explosion of the 19th century. Manchester was Cottonopolis - city of mills, machines and muck -the first working model of industrial capitalism.
A. J. p. TAYLOR , himself from a Lancashire cotton family, explores the rise and fall of this great merchant civilisation and assesses the importance of what really was ' Made in Manchester'.
Producer Andrew SNELL BBC Manchester

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Joy Parker reads Argument by ELIZABETH BISHOP