6 40 The Mindful Way

7.5 Handicapped in the Community

7.30 The Einstein Tower

Story: Twocan Toucanwritten and illustrated by DAVID MCKEA Presenters
Sarah Long , Ben Bazell

4.50 Maths - Multiplying Matrices

5.15 Computers - Case Studies

5.40 Functions and Graphs

6.5 Work and Retirement

6.30 Light - In Search of a Model

Introduced by Johnny Ball and Hilary Henson
Teams from: BP RESEARCH, NOTTING-HAM UNIVERSITY and RENTOKIL are given three hours to design and construct a liquid dispenser. Principal judge Heinz Wolff , specialist judge Professor Ian Fells. We visit the Radio Cleveland heat of The Great Egg Race and also find out who goes forward to the semi-final to challenge for the Hartmann Fibre Trophy.
Production assistant DANA PURVIS Director PAUL LOOSLEY Producer PETER BRUCE

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

Reflections on the Stations of the Cross, filmed in the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem.
2: The Second and Third Stations Jesus receives the Cross and falls for the first time.
Written by MONICA FURLONG Narrator RONALD EYRE Reader MARTIN JARVIS
Editor ESTHER RONAY
Producer SHIRLEY DU BOULAY

Steam and the Pit
Before raw materials and coal could be taken from deep mines an engine for pumping out water had to be developed. In the second of eight films, Anthony Burton goes underground at Britain's first colliery museum, looks at an original Newcomen steam engine and visits the oldest steam pumping engines still doing their original job.
Film editor KEITH WILTON Producer MICHAEL GARROD

The first of an occasional film series in which Donny MacLeod samples the American life-style, coast-to-coast.
He begins in New York, surviving the breakneck pace of a tourist Saturday-from breakfast at Tiffany's to a midnight view from the Empire State Building. And he relaxes with the millions who spend their Sundays in Central Park. In a skyscraper city this is where everyone lets off steam - and today is Puerto Rico day. Produced and directed by PETER UERCOMBE
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham

A series of eight programmes 5:A Writer's Suffolk
The writer ... George Ewart Evans, a Welshman who recorded his fascination with his adopted East Anglia in such books as Ask the Fellows who Cut the Hay and Horse Power and Magic. The place ... the village of Blaxhall.
' Listening to Blaxhall people, I realised that they were historical documents, books that walked, and nobody was recording them.' A Book Programme film written and narrated by GEORGE EWART EVANS
Producer JOHN ARCHER

Being a reconstruction in eight parts of the strange case surrounding Constance Kent written by DOUGLAS LIVINGSTONE
3: Banished to school as punishment, it is two years before the rebellious Constance is allowed to return home. Harmony is restored ... until Savill disappears.
Music by RON grainer
Make-up artistLISA WESTCOTT
Costume designer colin LAVERS Script editor CICELY CAWTHORNE Designer OLIVER BAYLDON ProducerRICHARD BEYNON Directed by PAUL ANNETT
(Part 4 on Thursday at 9.0 pm)

A series of four programmes 3: A Question of Loyalty
After the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941 there was a period of unprecedented disruption for the 100,000 Japanese Americans living on the West Coast of America. For, despite the fact that many of them were American citizens, the United States Government felt uncertain whether their loyalty to their adopted country could be counted on in the event of a Japanese invasion. So they were moved into ten huge internment camps. The first hurriedly-built camp was at a desolate place called Manzanar, 250 miles from Los Angeles. In this programme seven of the Manzanar internees tell their story. Narrator ANDREW FAULDS
Film cameraman jim PEIRSON Sound recordist RON KEIGHTLEY Film editor ARTHUR SOLOMON
Executive producer STEPHEN PEET
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER COOK Book, Yesterday's Witness, (based on past series), £4.25, from bookshops

Introduced by Noel Edmonds
Tonight "Top Gear" shows just what happens when motorcyclists run into trouble.
Frank Page checks out four of the most economical cars on the market and we also report on a new cross-Channel ferry.
Today a new car arrives on the British market and a new motoring newspaper comes on to the bookstalls.
BBC Birmingham

PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world: special reports from the BBC's correspondents at home and abroad, investigations by Newsnight's team of reporters into what's behind the headlines, including the latest news from FRAN MORRISON , sports results from DAVID DAVIES , and weather forecast.

Highlights from Rory Gallagher's concert at last year's Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

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