6.40 Design with Plastic

7.5 Homogeneous Catalysis

7.30 The London Underground

DR s. s. BAKSHI, a specialist in community medicine, talks to RAJNI KAUL, LULU BILQUIS BANN, RAMA JOSHI and KAILASH puri, about the importance of immunisation for malaria, typhoid and other ailments, before going abroad and what precautions to take when away.
PARVEEN MIRZA tells the story Spider and the Fly in verse and film star KISHORE KUMAR sings a song from the film Amar Prem.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL. An Asian Unit presentation. BBC Birmingham

Story: Titch
Written and illustrated by PAT HUTCHINS. Presenters
Sarah Long , Stuart McGugan

4.55 Curriculum Design and Development

5.20 Shoreline Processes

5.45 Viewing with Electrons

6.10 Plant and Animal Breeding

6.35 The Art of Charlotte Bronte

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

Ten programmes introduced by ERICA WILSON. 6 : Thinking Big
Director JAMES FIELD
Producer MARG4RET MACLEOD

A series about musical instruments, topics and terms. 0 for Organ
From the Royal College of Organists in London, PETER HURFORD explains the mysteries of flute, reed and diapason.
Producer JOHN DOBSON
BBC Bristol.

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Reflecting the varied music, rhythms and moods of musicians today. This week features the Fivepenny Piece and The Oldham Tinkers
Recorded at Bredbury Hall, Stockport. Director RICK GARDNER Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Introduced by Eric Robson The Non-existent Junkies
Home Office figures estimate there are just under 2,000 heroin addicts in Britain. Many observers believe the true figure is nearer 20,000. The official view is that it is a problem which is under control. This Brass Tacks all-film report presents evidence which supports an opposite conclusion.
Dick Lee spent a month in a peaceful English market town and met five youngsters - all addicts and all so far unrecognised by the authorities. Each has a criminal record; none has had access to Britain's limited treatment facilities.
Film editor TONY WILLIAMS Producer BRIAN gibson Editor ROGER LAUGHTON
Many BBC Local Radio Stations in England are giving their audiences a chance to state their views on this issue - in phone-ins following Brass Tacks.

starring
Margaret Lockwood , Derek Farr
After a lengthy courtship, Janet and Dallas announce their engagement and plan a quiet wedding. Janet's relations, however, have quite different plans.
Anthony Asquith 's acute observation of some of the more engaging absurdities of English customs reinforces the gentle satire of a typically British production.
Written by TERENCE RATTIGAN and ANATOLE DE GRUNWALD
Directed by ANTHONY ASQUITH

Reporter Magnus Magnusson
A film investigation of the remarkable tape recordings of Arnall Bloxham, eminent hypnotherapist who, over a 20-year period, hypnotised 400 people and recorded what appear to be descriptions of previous lives. Do The Bloxham Tapes prove re-incarnation or can they be explained some other way?
BBC Cymru/Wales

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JOHN WESTBROOK reads
To Emma by john KEATS