6.40 Measurement and Power
7.5 Haydn
7.30 Portraiture
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6.40 Measurement and Power
7.5 Haydn
7.30 Portraiture
Story: Rita Roams Free by MARY GREEN
Illustrated by NITA SOWTER Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Chris Tranchell
Pianist PETER PETTINGER
Percussionist ALAN GRAHAME Designer MARY EDWARDS
Scriptwriter/director PETER WILTSHIRE Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
4.50 Implementing Taylor?
5.15 Maths - Linear Equations
5.40 Low Pay
6.5 Welfare and Politics - Britain
6.30 Materials Under Stress
A series about children's rights for International Year of The Child.
5: Kids and the Welfare State
' They called us fleabag at school because of our clothes, so we stopped going.' (14-year-old) How can the Welfare State prevent handicap, social and physical, in children?
Research VICKI MOORE
Producer SUZANNE DAVIES
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
In the return visit to Hall Place at Leigh, near Tonbridge, Peter Seabrook looks at the formal Dutch Garden restyled for economy in labour, and at a patio garden with a difference, where part of the old house forms the framework for an interesting sitting-out area.
Produced by PHILIP HICKS BBC Birmingham
with Robert Erskine
A series of 13 programmes about 25 centuries of coins. 8: East and West
Through coins can be traced the decline and fall of the Roman Empire and then, after the fog of the Dark Ages had lifted, the beginning of a new medieval era.
Directed by john BURROWES
Produced by BETTY WHITE
Santorlni - The First Pompeii
Santorini is a volcanic island in the Aegean Sea whose heart was torn out by a violent eruption around 1500 BC. Volcanic ash buried, almost intact, the First Pompeii-a Minoan city at a site called Akrotiri.
Sixty miles to the south of Santorini lies the island of Crete where the Minoan civilisation came to an abrupt end around the time of the great explosion.
Was it the eruption on Santorini that caused the end of that brilliant Minoan civilisation on Crete? New discoveries on Santorini provide a clue to one of the greatest riddles of Aegean archaeology. Magnus Magnusson investigates.
Film cameraman JOHN ELSE Film editor DICK PULL
Producer AMINA HARRIS Editor BRUCE NORMAN
An illustrated anthology from ten years of Chronicle programmes, £5.75, from bookshops
(Chronicle will return in the autumn)
From the books by James Herriot.
Adapted by Brian Finch.
A serial in 13 episodes
The result of the post-mortem is known and James finds that whilst a vet's life is not altogether enviable, a dog's life might well be so...
BBC Birmingham
David Holmes , the BBC's Political Editor, presents a weekly insight into the world of politics and outlines the conflicts and the consequences.
Editor PAUL NORRIS
from Parkstone
Golf Club, Dorset
The first of a new series of six programmes in which Peter Alliss (right) plays golf and talks with well-known people. His guest this week is Group Capt Sir Douglas Bader. CBE. DSO.
DFC, the man who lost both legs in a flying accident at the age of 21, but nevertheless went on to become one of the most distinguished and decorated pilots in the Battle of Britain.
Producers DAVID KENNING , A. P. WILKINSON
Sixteen champion darts players compete for the BBC2 Bullseye Trophy featuring the last two quarter-finals
Tony Ridler v Tim Stedman
Nick Virachkul v Leighton Rees
Two intriguing matches in which the brilliant Welshman Tony Ridler takes on dark horse Tim Stedman (England), and America's No 1, Nick Virachkul , plays his old enemy Leighton Rees (Wales), who so narrowly beat him on his way to winning the 1978 World Championship.
Introduced by PETER PURVES Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Producer nick HUNTER. BBC Manchetter
Weather
starring Peter Schildt Roland Hedlund
A selection of some of the best foreign films shown on BBC2 in the last three years ends with Bo Widerberg 's account of a dramatic industrial confrontation which became a turning point in Swedish industrial relations.
Harald, like most of the men in the area of Adalen, has been on strike for 25 weeks in protest against a proposed pay cut. Hunger and boredom fill the men's days, except for Harald's son Kjell, immersed in his first love affair. Then the mill owners bring in professional strike breakers ...
Written, directed and edited by BO WIDERBERG. Films: page 19
(A Swedish film with English sub-titles)