6.40 Curriculum Design and Development
7.5 Man-powered Aircraft: 1
7.30 Management in Education
A series of five programmes on the skills for trade unionists. 4:Branch Meeting
Produced by tony MATTHEWS
A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY 9 :Staying in Business
Producer CHRIS JELLEY
A five-part serial that looks at how Secret Army was made.
4:A Problem of Authenticity
Producer TONY ROBERTS
Aspects of Delinquency
A series of five programmes introduced by LAURIE TAYLOR. Professor of Sociology, University of York. 4:Home, Sweet Home ...Producer GORDON CROTON
4.50 Schooling for the Masses
5.15 Ecology
5.40 Earth Materials: 2
6.5 Score Reading
6.30 Motion: Newton's Laws
1797-1828: a series of five programmes that traces in sequence Schubert's life and music.
3: Troubled Years- 1822-1825 With members of The Songmakers' Almanac FELICITY LOTT (soprano)
ANTHONY ROLFE JOHNSON (tenor) GRAHAM JOHNSON (piano) and the Lindsay String Quartet PETER CROPPER (violin) RONALD BIRKS (violin) ROGER BIGLEY (viola)
BERNARD GREGOR-SMITH (cello) Narrator DEREK JACOBI
Script devised by GRAHAM JOHNSON
Producer WALTER TODDS. Director RON ISTED (Postponed from 22 November 1978)
A series of six programmes in which animated film-makers eavesdrop on real conversations and let their imaginations run riot. 2:Hangovers
' I went out last night and I don't feel too well.'
' It's funny you should say that...:
Animator BILL MATHER
Producer COLIN Thomas. BBC Bristol
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
An international knockout chess tournament, presented by Jeremy James , with expert comment and analysis by William Hartston Jan Hein Donner (Holland) v Tony Miles (GB)
Following last week's drawn game, this is a replay under faster time rules for the third prize of £750.
Designer JOHN BONE
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER
between Patrick Campbell
Nanette Newman , Michael Culver and Frank Muir
Prunella Gee , Derek Jacobi Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BtLL TODMAN Director ALAN BELL
Producer JOHNNY DOWNES
This week:
Troubles in the Family
Troubles there certainly are at the start of this programme, but hv the time it ends the Chivers Family is much happier. So what happens in the 70 minutes in between? The short answer is something called Family Therapy. It coaxes families along a path of slow discoveries, sometimes painful truths, tears, insights, smiles and growing awareness.
For this special edition of Man Alive, one family-THE CHIVERS-spent five transforming sessions in front of cameras. Starting with their anxiety about their eldest boy's stealing, they worked towards greater understanding with therapist Dr Chris Dare. They had nothing to lose from openness - their neighbours and the boy's schoolmates already knew about their problems.
The record of the hurt and, later, the happiness of this one brave family shows what family therapy can do. But that's not all - if the experiences of the team making the programme are anything to go by, it also helps us to understand ourselves - even if we think that, for us, there are no troubles in the family.
Producer DAVID FILKIN Editor TIM SLESSOR
Weather
with Anne Nightingale In the studio this week: Gordon Giltrap Band The Undertones
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
DR ROY STRONG talks about Arthur, First Lord Capel and his Family, by CORNELIUS JOHNSON , reproduced by kind permission of the National Portrait Gallery, London.
