Story: Alexander's Flycycle written and illustrated by ELIZABETH ROSE GERALD ROSE Presenters
Sarah Long , Brian Cant
Five films about the fascinations, frustrations and the working environment of professional engineers. 2: MIKE NEALE whose conference on flexible couplings attracted world participation and a Brighton civic reception.
Research MARY SPRENT
Producer MICHAEL GARBOD
Six programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s.
2: That Malignancy in our Midst The Fifth Column was a popular subject in the cinema during the Second World War.
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY
Produced by HOWARD SMITH
(Shown last Sunday on BBC1, 12.0 noon)
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
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2: Friends and Frustrations - 1816-1821
Tonight's programme includes the songs ' To
Music ' and ' The Trout' and part of the D major
Violin Sonatina. With members of The Songmakers' Almanac Felicity Lott (soprano)
Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor) Richard Jackson (baritone) Graham Johnson (piano) and Maureen Smith (violin) Narrator DEREK JACOBI
Script devised by GRAHAM JOHNSON
(Tomorrow at 5.40 pm: Troubled Years, 1822-1825)
The Vacuum Cleaner
(Complementaryradioprogrammeon R4 VHF and Radio Cymru at 11.0 pm)
Weather on 2
A series of five episodes by MICHAEL ABBENSETTS starring Norman Beaton 4: Royston's Day
'Dey hate I. I jus' 16 years old and dey hate I.' Young Royston takes a black view of his future.
Theme tune MATUMBI
Designer IAN ASHURST. Producer
PETER ANSORGE. Directed by ALEX MARSHALL BBC Birmingham
bvREBECCA WEST
The BBC2 Classic Serial Dramatised in five parts by KEN TAYLOR : part 4
A seven-part series based on the life of the famous naturalist.
4: Can any mountains, any continent, withstand such waste?
In September 1833 Darwin set out to cross the Argentine pampas, heading for Buenos Aires. Immediately he found himself in the midst of a bitter struggle between the local Indians and the forces of General Rosas, who were engaged in a policy of extermination. ' I was made vividly aware of the relentless struggle for existence going on around me. Who would have believed, in a Christian country, that such atrocities could be committed? '
Script by ROBERT REID
Music by WILFRED JOSEPHS Costumes by REG SAMUEL
Associate producer NED KELLY DirectorMARTYN FRIEND
Producer CHRISTOPHER RALLING (For cost see Friday at 6.0 pm)
starring John Alderton
Adapted from the stories
Of P. G. WODEHOUSE by DAVID CLIMIE 4: The Luck of the Stiflhams
Signature tune RAYMOND JONES
Incidental music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer DAPHNE SHORTMAN
Produced by GARETH GWENLAN
This week: The Baby Business
'This was the only way we could get children - and we would gladly pay twice as much.' So say one American couple who, after ten years of trying to adopt through registered agencies, finally turned to a 'baby-broking' lawyer and bought a boy and girl for $16,000.
Jeanne la Chard talks to girls who supply the baby market, couples who have bought babies, surrogate mothers who conceive born-to-order children, and the middle men - the baby-brokers. And the problem is not confined to America - it exists in this country too.
for the BBC2 Trophy Hull KR v Widnes
In this last quarter-final Hull KR, the holders of the Floodlit Trophy, meet Widnes, the League Champions, in what should be a classic match. Hull KR are having a great season under the guidance of GB captain Roger Millward, who showed his class against Halifax in the last round.
Widnes have many great players including skipper Reg Bowden and GB winger Stuart Wright, and will be strong opponents, but Hull KR are an extremely difficult side to beat on their home ground. Highlights of the whole match played earlier this evening at Craven Park.
Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester
Weather
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In Schubert's lifetime only one public concert was entirely devoted to his own music: it included
Piano Trio in E flat major, Op 100 played in this programme by Beaux Arts Trio
MENAHEM PRESSLER (piano) ISIDORE COHEN (violin)
BERNARD GREENHOUSE (cello)
Tonight's performance was recorded in the elegant Upper Hall of the Signet Library, Edinburgh
Sound RON ALLAN
LightingJAMES MAIDEN ProducerJAMES HUNTER
(Tomorroiv at 11.5 pm: Alfred Brende plays the Wanderer Fantasy)
Competition Poem jiLL BALCON reads
Campsite by MARTIN BARKER
