10.10 Magnus Magnusson Chairs an OU Forum
11.0 S101 Preparatory Maths
11.15 The Pre-school Child
11.40 Consumer Decisions
12.5 Energy in the Home
Dangerous Dan Magoo
In with a Head Start?
Presented by the Northern Ireland branch of the National Association of Gifted Children
A report from Bombay.
What is Man?
The Christian definition of man was once considered sufficient, but has this been rejected or just neglected?
David Winter talks about this to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Producer NORMAN STONE
The last of five programmes presented by ROSAMOND RICHARDSON Strips and Stripes
The famous Log Cabin technique which uses strips of fabric can be used to make beautiful cushions and quilts by machine.
Series producer PETER RIDING
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS
Another Little Drink
Last of a series of film reports by Trevor Philpott
3: ... won't do us any harm
Alcoholism is increasing, and tragically, is increasing most rapidly amongst the very young. The proportion of women alcoholics has trebled over the past ten years. It is a sickness from which no one can ever declare himself safe and for which there is no medical cure. And to the alcoholic, getting liquor and drinking it is all that matters- in life. Mothers will sell the furniture or raid the baby's piggybank, derelicts will beg in the streets or raid liquor stores.
This film explores the alcoholics' world and the struggles of some of the sufferers to find a way out of it.
Assistant producer MICHAEL MABER
Written and produced by TREVOR PHILPOTT
featuring
The World Cup
The Men's Downhill from Val D'Isere, France
Austria's Olympic Champion FRANZ KLAMMER and new World Champion sepp WALCHER head the start list for today's race-the climax of the first meeting of the new World Cup ski season. Commentator
DAVID VINE
Television presentation by the FRENCH TELEVISION SERVICE Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Scotland v New Zealand
Introduced by NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Scotland first played the All Blacks 73 years ago and are still trying to gain their first victory. In fact, they have failed to score a try against New Zealand since 1935. These two facts will fire the hearts of the Scottish team as they strive for a historic win.
Commentators at Murrayfield
BILL MCLAREN with GARETH EDWARDS
Director Bill MALCOI. M
Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results
News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Peter Woods
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE
PAUL JOHNSON sets the scene for tonight's production. To place Shakespeare in Perspective he offers a personal view of the play which, when produced in 1601, threatened the throne of England.
Director BARBARA DERKOW Producer victor POOLE
The BBC TV Shakespeare: Richard II, £1.35, from bookshops
Where it happens and why it's happening with the correspondents of the BBC in Britain and round the world.
Film editing BOB SCHOLES Editor GEORGE WALKER
Clans of Hunters
Lions, hyenas, wild dogs and badgers - as carnivores, they have one thing in common: they all live in groups. Why? This is the puzzle that Dr Hans Kruuk set out to solve - a puzzle that led him to 18 years of living with these hunters. In Africa the only way these carnivores can kill large prey is by co-operating. To hunt as a team they have evolved a clan existence. But in Britain the badger also lives in groups - so why doesn't it behave like a hyena? Why don't badgers hunt cows?
Producer CAROLINE WEAVER Film editor jim CRYAN
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol
Weather
by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE starring Derek Jacobi
John Gielgud , Jon Finch
Wendy Hiller , Charles Gray and Mary Morris
Cast in order of appearance
Series title music by SIR WILLIAM WALTON Fight arranger TERRY WRIGHT
Fight arranger ANN RAYMENT
Costume designer ROBIN FRASER-PAYI Script editor ALAN SHALLCROSS Designer TONY ABBOTT
Producer CEDRIC MESSINA Director DAVID GILES
Derek Jacobi stars as King Richard II in the second of the BBC's new productions of Shakespeare's plays. Show more
Derek Jacobi stars as King Richard II in the second of the BBC's new productions of Shakespeare's plays. Show more
continues the season of films of the 70s. starring James Mason
Robert Preston , Beau Bridges
Returning to his Catholic boarding school as a gym teacher, Paul Reis is horrified to find the atmosphere changed and a feeling of menace overwhelming the school.
Screenplay by LEON FRICHNIK
Based on the play by ROBERT MARASCO Produced by DAVID MERRICK
Directed by SIDNEY LUMET. Films: page 16 (First showing on Brittsfi television)
