Ten films for student nurses. 7: With Old Patients,
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
The seventh of ten programmes for trade unionists on Democracy at Work.
The union arguments for and against workers on the board as debated at the TGWU Conference 1977, with evidence from British Steel and from Sweden, Germany, Italy and France.
Director PETER LEE-WRIGHT
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
Book, Democracy at Work. £1.50, from book.shops, or direct from TU Studies, Tillicoultry, Scotland.
Story: Mr Bumble and Mr Boo by Jl'DY WHITFIELD Presenters
Sarah Long , Brian Cant
A series of 20 programmes which aims to help mentally-. handicapped people get more out of life.
Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute.
7 : From War to War
The events and great power involvements leading to the Suez adventure of 1956. Scries producer ROGER OWEN Director CAROLINE PICK
Ten programmes presented by AUDREY STEPHENSON
7: World in Miniature (part 1)
Series producer PETER RIDING
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
CLAIRE WOOLFORD presents five debates examining parental involvement in education.
2: 'Parents, should have a say in the curriculum '
Producer DICK FOSTER
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Stan and Ollie demonstrate how not to erect a radio aerial.
A Hal Roach film
1797-1828
1: The Early Years: 1797-1815
BBC2 continues the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Schubert's death with a series that traces in sequence the composer's life and music.
Tonight's programme includes the songs ' Margaret at the Spinning Wheel' and the ' Erl King', both masterpieces composed when Schubert was still in his teens. with members of The Songmakers' Almanac Felicity Lott (soprano)
Richard Jackson (baritone) Graham Johnson (piano) and Katharina Wolpe (piano)' Narrator DEREK JACOBI
Script devised by GRAHAM JOHNSON
(Tomorrow 5.40: Friends and Frustrations)
A History of the Blues A series of five films
3: Work and Mother Wit
For well over half a century the country blues grew out of the way of life endured by black people in the Deep South.
Written by GILES OAKLEY
Produced by MADDALENA FAGANDINI
Richard Stilgoe presents an optimists' guide to the news of the week, celebrates a Time-Lord's birthday, and has as his special guest internationally renowned harpist Marisa Robles
Director TOM GUTTERIDGE Producer KEN STEPHINSON
Weather on 2
The first of three special programmes which invite you to be amused and amazed by some of the world's top professional magicians.
In this edition Ired Kaps , the legendary Dutch deceptionist. weaves his own humorous spell and introduces his guests. From Hollywood: Norm Nielsen and his Musical Magic Glenn Falkenstein the man with the X-ray Eyes From New York: Slydini the Master of Misdirection From Tokyo:
Shimada, Japan's leading magic star, with the first television presentation of his Dragon Illusion.
Music KEN JONES
Technical consultants
ALI BONGO, ROBERT SWADLINC Designer KEN STARKEY Director STANLEY APPEL Producer JOHN FISHER
by Jonathan Miller
Some pains are worse than others, and sometimes an injury that agonised you before hardly hurts at all when it happens again. Jonathan Miller argues that part of the difficulty in explaining feelings like pain arises from the way the brain governs the body and the way our 'felt-self' differs from the physical self.
It is in this felt-self that all our sensations happen, and if this felt-self is separated from the body then some very peculiar sensations begin to occur.
(A printed version will be in The Listener dated 23 Nov. A Symphony of the Body, Tues R4, 8.45 pm, not Wales)
Robert Robinson looks at books, talks to bookmen and examines the use and abuse of the English language. With Vicky Payne
Director MARTIN L. BELL Producer ANTONY ROUSE
Weather
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Competition Poem Jill Balcon reads
Theme from the Chinese: The Child Bride's Diary byROLANDJOHN
