6.40 Ezra Pound

7.5 Dynamic Aspects of NMR

7.30 Drawing Conclusions

Story: The Singing Nightingale (traditional). Presenters
Carol Leader, Don Spencer

4.50 Looking at Napoleon

5.15 Nutrition Feeding and Digestion in Animals

5.40 North Sea Oil

6.5 Social Work in Schools

6.30 Analysing Social Interaction

Letters from Afar by COLIN MORRIS with James Garbutt , Jean Heywood
' What sort of man is it that would leave a lass wi' a bairn coming as if he had nowt to do wi' it? Where did he think you got it? In the bulrushes?
Producer ANDREW OSBORN
Director TERENCE WILLIAMS

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

NATO - The Way Ahead
For 30 years the NATO Alliance has successfully guaranteed our security. But the world has changed - and the threats are increasing. Will the Alliance be equal to the challenge? David Jessel reports.
Producer PETER CERESOLE Editor PETER 1BBOTSON

by FRANCIS ILES
The last of four dramatised parts by PHILIP MACKIE , starring
Though Dr Bickleigh has been arrested for Julia's murder, the main evidence against him is his attempted poisoning of Madeleine and Chatford. Everything hinges on the potted-meat sandwiches.
Music composed by RON GRAINER Sound ROBIN LUXFORD
Script editor CICELY CAWTHORNE Designer CHRtS PEMSEL
Producer RICHARD BEYNON Directed by CYRIL COKE

starring Harry Bclafonte Dorothy Dandridge with Pearl Bailey
This dazzling version of Bizet's Carmen is set during World War II with lyrics in the jazz idiom by Oscar Hammerstein II.
Dorothy Dandridge gives her best-ever screen performance as the passion- ate, sultry Carmen who always gets her man. As the young serviceman trying to get to flying school, Harry Belafonte does everything he can-but not quite enough - to stay out of her clutches. (voice Of LE VERN HUTCHERSON) (voice Of MARILYN HORNE) (voice of MARVIN HAYES)
Screenplay by HARRY KLEINER Music by GEORGES BIZET
Books and lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 11 Produced and directed by OTTO PREMINGER Films: page 19

The courage and humour of a Yorkshire family in a documentary made at Old Town, a moor-land village near Hebden Bridge.
Acre Mill, once a factory for asbestos products, still casts its shadow over life there, for many who worked in the mill have died, and more continue to suffer, from the lung disease asbestosis.
Now there are plans to demolish part of the building. Would new clouds of killer dust be released?
Film editor PHIL MUTTON
Directors DAVID PRITCHARD , KEITH SHEATHER Producer JAMES DEWAR. BBC West

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JOHN WESTBROOK reads
Hiking Boots by CAL CLOTHIER