Story: The Willow Pattern (traditional) adapted by IRENE COCKROFT Presenters Carol Chell Ben Bazell
4.25 S101 Preparatory Maths - Angles
4.40 Dome on the Range
5.5 The Preschool Child - All in a Day's Work
With side-splitting results, Stan and Ollie crack open the case of the revengeful escaped convict they had helped put away.
A Hal Roach film
with John Mills
Basil Sydney
In this hilarious comedy of errors Will Hay plays William Davis , a hack teacher, mistaken for an eminent economics expert. When the real Professor Davys is kidnapped by Nazi spies, the chase becomes frantic as the teacher and his only pupil, Bobby, embark on a rescue operation.
Screenplay by ANGUS MACPHAIL and JOHN DIGHTON Produced by MICHAEL BALCON Directed by WILL HAY and BASIL DEARDEN Films: page 21
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Each week Newsweek investigates a current issue in context and in close-up, and analyses the ideas that matter now and in the future.
The biggest load of junk on television ...
Thus says ring- and question-master Julian Pettifer about the curious objects from inventions past and present.
Joining regulars Debby Swallow and Wilf Lunn this week are Sheila Hancock , James Burke and the Bristol Telephone Area.
Producer COLIN ROSE
Assistant producer IAN FELL
Editor JOHN SHEARER. BBC Bristol
A new series of ten films set in one of Britain's top boarding schools for boys.
D. F. ('Goldie') Goldsmith, MA (Oxon) and Sub-Warden of Radley is the scourge of the third XI and the ayatollah of the fourth form. He owes his success as coach and pedagogue to his distinctive and eccentric style of teaching - a mixture of abuse, raillery, mock-despair and the unexpected.
For 'Goldie' regulates his realm with a system of rewards and punishments based on cricket, the turf and the fortunes of Ipswich Town Football Club.
But in his 30th year at Radley, 'Goldie' takes stock of his position. Was a seat at the Warden's right hand to be the pinnacle of his career? He applies and is accepted as Headmaster of another school. It is the end of one of Radley's best-loved institutions.
Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Mike Farrell as B.J. Hunnicutt
with Harry Morgan as Col Potter, Gary Burghoff as Radar, David Ogden Stiers as Major Charles Winchester, Loretta Swit as Hotlips, William Christopher as Fr Mulcahy and Jamie Farr as Klinger
After weeks of delay the longed-for mail arrives, eagerly pounced on by the happy recipients. There's nothing quite like a letter from home to lift the spirit and warm the heart. Unfortunately, this particular post-bag does not do too much in the way of spirit-lifting and heart-warming. Far from it.
Investigates, Discovers, Questions
This week: The Doctors' Code
Should parents of a girl of 15 be told that she asked to be put on the pill? Should a criminal who seeks help from a doctor be reported to the police? Should cancer patients be told they are being used in experiments? Should employers be shown the medical records of employees?
Every day doctors, nurses and administrators have to make difficult ethical decisions. In the past they have often jealously maintained that they are the only people qualified to make these judgments.
But now the British Medical Association has published an ' ethical-handbook' available to patients, and has invited Man Alive to debate these dilemmas with those who face them, and those who are affected by them. Nick Ross questions members of the profession and Harold Williamson talks to patients and their families.
takes another optimistic look at the news and events of the week
With resident guest Barbara Dickson and The Palatine String Quartet
BBC Manchester
from Sydney, Australia
The third one-day final for the Benson and Hedges World Series Cup.
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of this day/night match which concludes the triangular tournament to decide the overall winners of the World Series tournament between Australia, England and the West Indies, with the winners taking £16,000 and the runners-up £8,000 plus £1,000 for the 'Man of the Series'.
Weather
JULIAN GLOVER reads The Silences by DOUGLAS DUNN