6.40 The Yehudi Menuhin School
7.5 Materials Under Stress
7.30 Organisation Development: 2
says NICKY MARTYN , star of this new series with comedy, music and information for mums and dads of all ages.
This week's guest VICTORIA WOOD
Song ' We're not to blame', written and sung by ALEX GLASGOW
Director SUZANNA CAPON
Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK
Story: Bufiy's Adventure by MARY KALUGEROVICH Guest storyteller Norman Mitchell Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft Chris Tranchell
4.50 The Case of William Tyndale
5.15 Tawny Owls
5.40 Geology
6.5 Modulation
6.30 Equilibrium Rules, OK?
A series about children's rights for International Year of The Child. 2: Kids in Care
' Children's homes should be run for the benefit of children, and not for the Social Services.'
(16-year-old)
Some children in care ask for more consultation about issues which affect them.
(Tomorrow: Kids at Home)
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
How and when do you move from baseline to net?
In the fourth of six instructional programmes John Newcombe , this week with the aid of Ken RosewaU and Kerry Reid , shows you how to master this important phase.
Former Wimbledon champion Evonnc Cawley is also at Newcombe's home in Sydney to demonstrate the drop shot.
Produced by TWI in association with NINE NETWORK AUSTRALIA
Steam in Miniature
Jonathan Minns - expert, author and collector - explains how model steam engines reflect the development of the Industrial Revolution, and were in some cases an essential part of it.
Introduced by Andy Price
Producer PAUL SMITH. BBC Bristol (Rpi)
First the arguments, then your chance to join the debate on What We Don't Like to See Beside the Seaside.
Over the next four months millions of us will be heading for Britain's beaches and promenades: we shall leave litter; we may find sewage. Most resorts clean up our litter, but may still discharge raw sewage direct into the sea, near bathing areas.
To eliminate inherited problems of outdated systems around our holiday beaches would cost hundreds of millions of pounds. It can be done, but are we prepared to pay? Brass Tacks talks to local authorities, residents and holidaymakers in Scarborough and Bournemouth about the problems, and starts to debate about possible solutions. Introduced by Eric Robson
Producers JOHN c. MILLER , SID WADDELL Editor ROGER LAUGHTON BBC Manchester
If you icant to take part in the Brass Tacks debate, either phone a participating BBC radio station immediately after the programme (details on the air and on Local Radio pages of RADIO TIMES) or write to Return Call, Brass Tacks. BBCtv, Oxford Road, Manchester [Postcode removed]
by FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY
The BBC2 Classic Serial dramatised in three parts by JACK PULMAN starring John Hurt , Timothy West Sian Phillips , Anthony Bate
Part 3: Obsessed with the fear that Porfiry suspects him, Raskolnikov has promised to tell Sonia who killed the old pawnbroker and her sister. He has returned to his room unaware that a greater danger awaits him there.
Music composed and conducted by FRANCIS SHAW
Make-up artist PAM MEAGER
Costume designer ROBIN FRASER-PAYE Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Designer TONY ABBOTT
Producer JONATHAN POWELL Director MICHAEL DARLOW (Repealed next Sunday)
with Barrie Gill
Rippon on the Road
Each day of the year six pedestrians are killed and 50 seriously injured, and half involve children under 14 years of age. Angela Rippon reports on research towards safer car design.
Are You Thinking of Buying a Banger?
Mike Dornan and Gill Pyrah continue the series designed to help the prospective buyer of a well-used car avoid a few of the pitfalls. Noel Edmonds tests another new car and Alec Jones , Chief Examiner of the Institute of Advanced Motorists, sets a driving problem.
Director KEITH ACKRILL
Producer DEREK SMITH , BBC Birmingham
Weather
with Anne Nightingale In the studio this week:
The Flamin' Groovies, Fischer - Z
Director JOBS BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
uve pictures
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tn- The four cubs now look more like their parents. their faces and ears growing more pointed and their coats turning darker. Outside the earth they are becoming more adventurous and aggressive.
