7.40 Pelican Crossings

8.5 Technology: Control

8.30 Primary Sources: a Case Study of Stratford-upon-Avon

8.55 The Media in 1848

9.20 Mechanics: Relative Motion

9.45 Impacts of Mining

10.10 Flight Failures

10.35 Data in the Computer

11.0 Geophysical Techniques

11.25 Simulation Modelling

11.50 Maths Analysis: Functions

12.15 Macbeth

1.5 Industrial Architecture

1.30 Parliamentary Elections

starring Clark Gable with Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy , Lionel Barrymore
Clark Gable stars as a dare-devil test pilot who, on making a forced landing in a Kansas wheatfield, meets a girl unlike any he has known before.
Screenplay by VINCENT LAWRENCE andWALDEMAR YOUNG
Produced by LOUIS d. LIGHTON Directed by VICTOR FLEMING
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Jonathan Cohen , musical director and pianist, presents his own choice of music and songs with Kim Goody and the Co-operation Singers
This week he is joined by the trombonist George Chisholm and finds that some of the audience are also accomplished brass musicians. Musicians JOAN CUNNINGHAM
PHIL CHILDS , JEFF CRAMPTON PAUL ROBINSON
Lighting JOHN FARR
Sound ANTHONY PHILPOT
Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Production AVRIL PRICE

In Search of Pegasus
The horse is perhaps the most highly-prized of domestic animals. Today its usefulness has faded, but more effort and money is spent on trying to produce a perfect specimen than ever before, especially in the breeding and training of racehorses.

Tonight from BBC North West: Salt - and the Cheshire Wyches
Brian Redhead visits a unique part of Britain - the Cheshire salt-field. Northwich, Middlewich and Nantwich are built on, and have occasionally fallen into, a salt lake - a dead sea 500 feet below ground and 200-million years old; they got their 'wych' suffix ('salt town') in medieval days. But the stuff we sprinkle on fish and chips is the chemical basis of some of our biggest industries, an ingredient of family tragedy and of fierce commercial competition.
Film reporter Frank Mellor also visits Britain's only deep salt mine, which produces the rock salt to thaw ice from our wintry roads.
Producer BOB MOZLEY
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

A series in which Bryan Magee talks to 15 leading philosophers about Western philosophy today. 9: The Ideas of Quinewith Willard van Orman Quine, Professor, of Philosophy at the University of Harvard.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director MARTIN L. BELL
Executive producer JANET HOENIG Book (same title), 17.50, from bookshops

If you had the chance, who would you most like to meet?

This week's guest, Joanna Lumley meets the 'Seven':
Mary Cockcroft, business analyst, aged 24
Keith Fraser, car worker, aged 23
Pam Griffin, PE teacher, aged 22
Lisa Halstead, housewife, aged 23
Gary Jackson, artist, aged 23
John McIlvride, actor, aged 24
Mark Renton, undergraduate, aged 18

Each week the 'Seven' have the chance to exchange views with a personality of their choice.

BBC Manchester

Introduced by Pete Drummond This week: Steve Hillage from the University of Kent
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

Weather

A series of seven film profiles Introduced by Robert Robinson 2: Iris Murdoch
For her latest novel The Sea, The Sea, IRIS MURDOCH won the 1978 Booker Prize. She has published 19 novels beginning with Under the Net in 1954, and including Flight from the Enchanter, The Italian Girl and A Severed Head. She is also regarded as one of the leading theorists of the novel.
In this interview she talks to ROBERT ROBINSON about her own work and her thoughts on fiction.
Executive producer PETER FOGES Director TONY TYLEY

Each week Michael Charlton is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference. National and international figures - people who are in the news or who make news-discuss and explain their views and intentions.
Producer ANNE MOIR

In last Sunday's programme Come Back
Mozart Christopher Hogwood explained why he and The Academy of Ancient Music are trying to rediscover the style of playing which Mozart expected for his music, a tradition that has been lost for almost 200 years.
' Mozart didn't exist in a vacuum,' says Hogwood, ' and we have to understand the influence of his now less well-known contemporaries. They were experimenting in styles of composition which Mozart adopted.'
This programme includes music by J. C. Bach , who taught Mozart in London, and Vanhal, who played in a string quartet with Haydn, Dittersdorf and Mozart.
J. C. Bach Overture: La Calamita de' Cuori
Mozart Divertimento for wind instruments, in F
Vanhal Symphony in G minor
CATHERINE MACKINTOSH (violin) JAN SCHLAPP (viola)
Mozart Symphony No 20, in D Written and introduced by CHRISTOPHER HOGWOOD
Producer ROY TIPPING

Good or Bad?
'... before I entered the Cabinet, I was involved in a brief liaison with a married woman who became pregnant.... I would implore the Honourable Members and the media to let these facts speak for themselves ...' The confession and resignation of Canada's Solicitor-General and one of her most promising politicians, made last year before Parliament and the nation on television. Good or bad? ' Television in the House forces Ministers to be on their toes and members of the Opposition not to ask stupid questions ...' PRIME MINISTER TRUDEAU, January 1979.
' Personally, it is advantageous to me that TV cameras are in Parliament but I don't find that good.' CHANCELLOR SCHMIDT, October 1978. ' It makes good sense that governmental business is public business and it ought to be open.' us SENATOR ROTH, January 1979.
Are they right or wrong? Does television intrude or is it a vital part of democracy?
Robert McKenzie follows the argument around the world and at home with Phillip Whitehead , mp, and George Younger , mp.
Producer MARYSE ADDISON

An anthology of films based on the stories of nine distinguished American authors. Tonight:
I'm a Fool by SHERWOOD ANDERSON starring Ron Howard
A young man, who is a compulsive racetrack gambler, lies'to a beautiful young woman in the hopes that his exaggerations will impress her. He is trapped by his lies - but not in the way one would expect.
Screenplay by RON COWEN Directed by NOEL BLACK
Produced by DAN MCCANN

Weather

starring Dane Clark
Gail Russell , Ethel Barrymore
Danny Hawkins ' childhood was made a nightmare by the taunts of his schoolfellows who never let him forget that his father was hanged for murder. Now a young man, Danny gets into a fight and accidentally kills his opponent.
Screenplay by CHARLES HAAS Produced by CHARLES HAAS Directed by FRANK BORZAGE
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