10.35 Open Forum - Continuing Students
11:05 S101 Preparatory Maths - Algebra
11.15 The Pre-School Child - All in a Day's Work
11.40 Consumer Decisions - Putting Your Foot Down
12.5 Energy in the Home - Are You Sitting Comfortably?
John Tusa introduces Kofi Awoo. nor, now back in Ghana, who talks about his arrest and imprisonment under Acheampong's regime.
The Basildon Joint Tenant/Council Management Committees
A series of five programmes presented by ROSAMOND RICHARDSON 1: Piecing it Together
Conversations with Ulster Writers Since the mid-60s there has been a resurgence of writing in Northern Ireland. Reporter Derek Bailey , himself an Ulsterman, asks writers and poets if the troubles have affected or inspired their work.
Those appearing: Seamus Heaney Michael Longley , John Morrow Paul Muldoon , Frank Ormsby
Stewart Parker , James Simmons
Director ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES Producer DEREK BAILEY
Wales v New Zealand
Introduced by nigel STARMER-SMITH. Commentators in Cardiff
BILL MCLAREN , GARETH EDWARDS
Director DEWI GRIFFITHS
Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results
News of the week plus a visual commentary, with Peter Woods
KditOr BILL NORTHWOOD
Where it happens and why it's happening, with BBC correspondents here and round the world.
Film editing BOB SCHOLES Editor GEORGE WALKER
Around the World with Clare Francis
Part 1: To Capetown Leaving Bern-bridge Ledge Buoy to Starboard
In some of the most dramatic real-life sailing ever seen on television
CLARE FRANCIS and her crew of 11 sail in a race around the world, against the clock, with 14 rarely seen competitors in this special two-part programme.
The event was the 1977/78 Whitbread Round-the-World Yacht Race-27,000 miles and seven months through some of the most notorious stretches of ocean in the world, filmed by Skipper Clare herself and members of her crew.
Written by FRANK PAGE and CLARE FRANCIS Filmed by FRED DOVASTON , JACQUES REDON Film editor PADDY WILSON Producer BOB SAUNDERS
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and MICHAEL ANDREWS
Weather
by REBECCA WEST
The BBC2 Classic Serial Dramatised in five parts by KEN TAYLOR starring Felicity Dean
Peter Eyre , George Coulourls Elizabeth Shepherd John Normington
3: Count Diakonov has been taken ill on the train after learning that Kamensky is a double agent and was responsible for his ruin.
Lighting HOWARD KING. Script editor BETTY WILLINGÁLE. Designer PAUL JOEL Producer JONATHAN POWELL Director JOHN GLENISTER
Written by Roland Penrose
Joan Miro is almost the last of that great generation of painters who have left their stamp on the century's art. He's 85 and for the first time he's allowed a full-length film to be made about himself.
Recently Miro has been working with a young Catalan theatre group called the Claca. Together they've come up with an extraordinary show - part political satire, part grotesque fantasy.
When it was performed in Barcelona it was the talk of the town. Now it's coming to London's Riverside Studios.
Miro lives in Majorca and it was there that he was filmed painting in his studio, working with the CLACA and talking to Roland Penrose about his life and his art.
1914-1918; 1939-1945 In Flanders Fields the Poppies Blow
Scenes from today's Cenotaph ceremony
starring
Lew Ayres , Louis Wolheim
A special presentation of this classic film to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the end of the First World War.
Lewis Milestone 's masterpiece is justly considered the greatest war film ever made and it received the Academy Award as ' best picture ' of its year. with Milestone collecting his ' Oscar ' as best director. This is the most complete print known in existence, including original tinted sequences from a contemporary print.
Screenplay by MAXWELL ANDERSON and GEORGE ABBOTT
Based on a story by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE Produced by CARL LAEMMLE JR Directed by EWIS MILESTONE
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