6.40 Mental Health - Whittingham

7.5 Concrete

7.30 Flevoland Polders

Story: The Line Sophie Drew by PETER and SUSAN BARRETT Presenters
Sarah Long , Stuart McGugan
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD Designer jo DAY
Scriptwriter MICHAEL SULLIVAN Director NICK WILSON Producer ANNE GOREY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

4.55 18th-Century Speculators

5.28 The Cower Coast

5.45 Maths - Musical Instruments

6.10 M101/27 Group Theory

6.35 Fast Trains

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

Introduced by Jeremy James
A weekly report on the struggle for the coveted title of World
Chess Champion between Anatoly Karpov (World Champion) and Viktor Korchnoi (Challenger), with comment and analysis of the games currently being played in the Philippines.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER
Summaries of plau on CEEFAX throughout the Championships on page 279

Weather

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; it aims to help others to do the same.
Tonight's edition includes film from Leigh Park, Hampshire, where self-help groups of all kinds - from shop stewards to adventure playground campaigners - are coming together to improve facilities on one of the largest council estates in Europe, and from Coventry, where the residents of a street of terraced houses took on the local council - and won.
Produced by the Grapevine team from the Community Programme Unit

with songs from the 16th century to the present day, from barbershop to ballad, from Ellington to Coward.
Their special guests Gheorghe Zamfir and his panpipes from Romania Chris Harris and Will Kemp 's Jig from London to Norwich and featuring the IRVING DAVIES DANCERS
Musical director PETER KNIGHT Special material CARYL BRAHMS
GORDON LANGFORD and ERIC MERRIMAN Choreography IRVING DAVIES
Produced by YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

A romantic serial in six parts

Where young King Louis XIV turns out to be a 'fan' of Moliere's work, and protects him against his enemies by giving him a permanent theatre. Madeleine, feeling that she has lost Moliere's interest, introduces him to a very young girl, her sister Armande, and they fall in love.

A Telecip production

Based on Gamesmanship, Lifemanship and Oneupmanship by STEPHEN POTTER
By arrangement with CARL FOREMAN Adapted by BARRY TOOK starring Richard Briers and Peter Jones
With FREDERICK JAEGER
ROBERT EAST, CLAIRE FAULCONBRIDGE GILLIAN HAWSER , LINDY ALEXANDER RAY MILLER and INSTANT SUNSHINE
Music arranged and directed by PETER CHRISTIE
This week: Anti-Woo
Not that we believe that men and women should never marry. We believe that in certain circumstances such unions should exist between consenting adults.
Designer DON GILES
Produced by douglas ARGENT

The seventh in a series of nine documentary films about the Bolton Area Health Authority. A Working Day
A plastic surgeon has to correct six-month-old Joanna's cleft-palate. The finance subcommittee are apportioning next year's budgets. In Out-Patients, the staff are injecting varicose veins with a new drug.
Engineers are stripping down the boilers that supply the hospital with steam for sterilising.
Out in the town, agoraphobics are being acclimatised to open places. A woman has a lump removed from her breast. If, on analysis, the growth is malignant, there will be a mastectomy.
Film recordist julian BALDWIN Producer TIM KING

Weather

A chance to see again the programme first broadcast in the Sight and Sound In Concert series.
Director tom CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON