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with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
With side-splitting results, Stan and Ollie crack open the case of the revengeful escaped convict they had helped put away.
A Hal Roach film
Malcolm Stoddard as Charles Darwin
Andrew Burt as Captain FitzRoy lain Cuthbertson as Dr Darwin George Cole as Josiah Wedgwood
1: 7 was considered a very ordinary boy'
A series of six programmes
On ponies as rugged as their mountain homeland, two men and two girls trek through a little-known Scottish wilderness. Knoydart peninsula is a beautiful, roadless escape for the seeker of solitude.
On their journey the riders take time off and use their own legs to climb Ladhar Bheinn, the highest peak in the area, where Scotland's June has failed to melt the last of winter's snow. In another scene, the chill is shared by riders and' ponies in a breathless swim across the tidal narrows of Loch Hourn.
BBC Scotland
Weather on 2
Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete in the BBC2 Masters Championship. Second Semi-final Dave Rawlins (North Midlands) v Roy Nicholson (Yorkshire)
Rawlins, surprise winner against seeded Duncan in the quarter-finals, meets Nicholson, who had a fine win over the fancied Leach. Introduced by Colin Welland from the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool. Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS. BBC Manchester
David Holmes , the BBC's Political Editor, presents a weekly insight into the world of politics and outlines the conflicts and consequences.
Great Britain v USA
The Carnation Wightman Cup
Live coverage from the Royal Albert Hall where VIRGINIA WADE and SUE BARKER lead the home side against a team containing a formidable blend of experience and youth. CHRIS EVERT and BILLIE-JEAN KING , the top Americans, are supported in this half-centenary match by the world's best teenagers, TRACY AUSTIN and PAM SHRIVER.
Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
The Beersheva Experiment
Would we prefer to have a different kind of doctor? Are our medical students being trained in the wrong way? In a daring experiment in Israel, our conventional ideas of medical education are being challenged. At the Beersheva Medical School, founded four years ago, the training draws upon the sympathy and concern that motivated these students to want to be a doctor in the first place.
The film shows the way the school works through the experience of some of its students. From the very first day, the course throws them into contact with patients. Amit, Nir and Aviva, first-year students, became totally involved in ' old people medicine ' and find bureaucratic as well as medical problems - an old lady who had broken her leg twice fell because she couldn't get her glasses mended. Saadi, in his fourth year, is unable to prevent the death of a child because her father followed the advice of a traditional faith healer.
If the school succeeds, the implications will be particularly strong for the UK, for the training seems amazingly well suited to produce the GPS on whom our health service depends.
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Film editor MICHAEL RIGG
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Written and produced by EDWARD GOLDWYN
The second of six distinctive shows capturing the versatility and energy that have made Leo one of Britain's top entertainers. Special guests
Elkie Brooks , Robert Palmer With ARLENE PHILLIPS DANCERS
Choreography ARLENE PHILLIPS Musical director RICHARD NILES Vocal backings GLOW
Sound LEN SHOREY. Lighting BILL MILLAR Designer PAUL TRERISE
Production DAVID G. HILLIER
Weather
Featuring the best of contemporary British and American Rock Bands. Introduced by Pete Drummond
Tonight: The Climax Blues Band from the City of Birmingham Polytechnic
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL AFPLETON
Great Britain v USA
The Carnation Wightman Cup
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of this evening's two matches, a singles and the first doubles.
Producers FRED VINER and BOB DUNCAN
Competition Poem
ROSALIND SHANKS reads Adrift by B. WAKE
