6 40 Polluted Water
7.5 Sir Edward Frankland
7.30 Adolf Loos
Story: One Arm in a Sling by ROBIN HALDANE Presenters
Sarah Long , Ben Thomas
4.50 Maths: Cycles
5.15 Geology: Granite
5.40 Maths Across the Curriculum
6.5 A Symphony is Recorded
6.30 Energy and Rockets
Andrew Harvey introduces ten programmes for swimmers of all ages.
A programme for swimmers who want to improve their style and speed in this classic stroke.
With Eddie Gorton of the Amateur Swimming Association.
Recorded at Barnet Copthall
BBC Bristol
(Part 4: Front Crawl tomorrow at 6.55 pm)
including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
A series of three recitals of renaissance and baroque music given by Cantilena, director ADRIAN SHEPHERD. Their special guest is the distinguished soprano
Margaret MarshalL
Bradc Paduana and Galliard
Handel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba; Let the Bright Seraphim
Trumpet Obbligato ROBERT JENNER Corelli Concerto Grosso Op 7 No 1
Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting ALAN HENDERSON Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Producer JAMES HUNTER. BBC Scotland
Presented by Nick Ross
A series which investigates the law, the lawyers and the courts in action. Reporters Norma Shepherd and Peter Bazalgette - with specialist advice from Michael Molyneux - look into topical legal issues that aifect each and every one of us, from the controversy over the new legislation on strikes and pickets, to the colourful pressure group that have been pushing for legalisation of citizens' band radio.
Film director ADAM CURTIS
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Executive producer PETER CHAFER Producer HENRY MURRAY
The Sharp End
In Britain the folk heroes of the oil business have always been at the production end - explorers, scientists, drillers, engineers: the salesmen, the men who must meet the customer eyeball-to-eyeball, their praises went unsung. Oil is something no one wants to buy. And with many companies offering the same thing at about the same price the competition is razor-sharp. The battle takes different forms in America, Britain and Europe: but in all of them, the salesman's day has come.
Research GILL BARNES
Assistant producer JONATHAN CRANE
Written and produced by TREVOR PHILPOTT
Being a reconstruction in eight parts of the mysterious case surrounding Adelaide Bartlett. written by DOUGLAS LIVINGSTONE with and 5: Edwin's poor health continues ... until his father insists on a second opinion. Immediately Edwin improves. A seaside holiday is planned ... but cancelled when unexpected complications appear ... Four days later Adelaide asks The Rev George Dyson to buy her some chloroform.
Music by RON GRAINER and DAVID CAIN Sound BRIAN HILES
Lighting PETER CATLETT
Costume designer COLIN LAVERS Designer OLIVER DAYLDON Producer Richard BEYNON
(Part 6 is on Thursday at 9.0 pm)
Written by DEREK INGREY
A detective story in 15 episodes starring with and
All the victims had two things in common - they were middle-aged, wealthy widows, and they adored the con man's cooking.
Studio lighting PETER SMEE
Studio sound TREVOR WEBSTER Designer ROCHELLE SELWYN Producer JOE WATERS
Director LOVETT BICKFORD
Book (same title), paperback 90p, hard-back £4.75, from bookshops. Record (same title), RESL 68 from record shops
The British Lions Tour of South Africa
Orange Free State v The Lions from Bloemfontein
With one week remaining before the first test match, this game gave the selectors a chance to try out their probable team. This match provided the last Lions, on their invincible tour, with their toughest game and closest result. Bill Beaumont and his team will hope to come through with no more injuries or doubts concerning the test side.
Commentator NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Producer HUW JONES
Peter Snow, Peter Hobday, John Tusa and Charles Wheeler report and analyse the events of the day, with Newsnight's team.
Weather and sports news from Fran Morrison and David Davies
takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale In the studio this week: The Roches 2nd Vision with album tracks, interviews, news and reviews.
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
