6.40 Frequency Response
7.5 Ecological Sampling
7.30 Nutrition Feeding and Digestion in Animals
The aim of this magazine programme for. Asian women is to provide advice and information on matters of interest to them.
It also includes demonstrations of how to make useful items of everyday use at home, sewing and cooking, a story for children and an item of popular music.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL Director KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham Write to: Gharbar, Asian Unit. BBC,
Pebble Mill Road, Birmingham B5 7QQ, with your comments and suggestions.
Story: Breakfasts with Granny by JOHN DALE
Photographs byBARRY BOXALL Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank , Fred Harris
4.50 Genetics
5.15 Stereochemistry - Configurations
5.40 Classical Greece: Games and Festivals
6.5 Control in the Community
6.30 Argument on Television - Programme 2
Presented by Jeremy James Game 13: The Final
Lothar Schmid (w GERMANY) v Walter Browne (USA)
Following 12 weeks of the most dramatic and sensational chess games seen on television, an even more exciting prospect occurs in the Final. The rank outsider Schmid, having beaten world-class opposition, meets the American professional Browne, many times US Open and National Champion, to decide who wins the 1980 Master Game Trophy and the first prize of £2,500.
Analysis by WILLIAM HARTSTON
Film cameraman IAN HEWETT Designer john BONE Director
SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer ROBERT TONER
Book (same title) £2.50, from bookshops
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Eight years ago Chronicle began recording the rescue of the last and most important Egyptian temple from the swirling waters of the Aswan High Dam. The first of the monuments rescued was the celebrated Abu Simbel. The Ptolemaic temples of Isis and Trajan's Kiosk, dating from 350 BC, and built on the now submerged island of Philae, are the last. Each stone has been catalogued and moved to dry land for renovation. Now they have been reassembled on an exact replica of their original site.
The British people contributed to the venture through the proceeds of the Tutankhamun exhibition, and Royal Navy divers helped dismantle the stonework. The task is now complete and the temples can be seen as intended - as the 'Pearl of Egypt.'
Introduced by Erik de Mauny
Book (same title) £5.75, from bookshops
presents Double Vision
The story of an unusual collaboration between rock musician Brian Eno and artist illustrator Russell Mills. The 65 works in Russell Mills' new series of paintings provide a remarkable visual counterpoint for 38 of Brian Eno's songs. It's a project they have both pursued obsessively for over seven years.
'I see myself,' says Mills, 'as a kind of explorer. Given the music and lyrics as a starting point, I set off into alien territory in search of a visual solution to the songs.' plus Rainbow Hughes
Painter Patrick Hughes pursues rainbows in St Ives, in search of visual puns, paradoxes and jokes. Film cameramen MIKE SOUTHON .COLIN WALDECK Director NIGEL FINCH Series producer ALAN YENTOB
Stephen Brennan, Ray McAnally
with May Cluskey and Arthur O'Sullivan
Harry Heegan has scored the goal which wins his football club the Silver Tassie. A hero, he leaves Dublin to fight in the Great War.
A Radio Telefis Eireann production in association with the BBC
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, what's going on behind the headlines, news and weather forecast from Fran Morrison , plus sports results from David Davies.
STEPHEN THORNE reads A Love Story by ROBERT GRAVES
