11.0 0 Energy in the Home - Building for the Future
11.25 Seeing Through Drawings
11.50 S101 Preparatory Maths - Angles
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11.0 0 Energy in the Home - Building for the Future
11.25 Seeing Through Drawings
11.50 S101 Preparatory Maths - Angles
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starring Brian Cant who invites you to join his guests in an entertainment of comedy and music. with Anita Dobson , John Kane Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by JONATHAN COHEN Designer ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY Director ANNE GOBEY Producer ANN REAY
starring
Margaret Rutherford
Arthur Kennedy , Muriel Pavlow James Robertson Justice
An exciting adaptation of Agatha Christie 's 4.50 from Paddington in which Miss Marple, an elderly spinster with an avid taste for detective stories, sees a woman being strangled on a passing train. When she fails to convince the guard and the police that she has witnessed a murder she decides to investigate for herself.
Screenplay by DAVID PURSALL , JACK SEDDON Produced by GEORGE BROWN Directed by GEORGE POLLOCK
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A look at the week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy , who discusses Love in a Cold Climate (Thames), Best of British: Brian Patten (BBC1), Something Else (BBC2) with novelist Susan Howatch , literary journalist Blake Morrison and television presenter Janet Street-Porter .
In the Did You See .. ? quiz, Sue Peacock asks questions on the law as seen on television.
Robert Kee talks about the making of Ireland: A Television History (BBC2).
Director ANN FREER
Producer JOHN ARCHER
Sixth of eight programmes in BBC2's darts competition Quarter-finals
Ceri Morgan v Allan Hogg
Tony Brown v Jocky Wilson
The first match is very evenly matched, the players having surprise wins in the first round over Stefan Lord and Nicky Virachkul. The second promises to be one of the most exciting so far, both JOCKY WILSON and TONY BROWN being on top form. Introduced by PETER PURVES. Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Directors NICK HUNTER , MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS. BBC Manchester
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England B v Ireland B from Twickenham
With the start of the international season just one month away, this game gives a chance to assess the reserve strength of ' Grand Slam winners England, and Ireland who could be this year's dark horse.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates, and brings news of the rest of the day's important games.
Director BILL TAYLOR
Series producer HUW JONES Rugby scores on Ceejax
Why are more and more of our overseas aid charities moving into politics - calling for justice not charity for the third world?
During the last eight months Christian Aid has collected from us some £6-million. This film follows the route the money will take through one country-India. Beginning with emergency relief programmes that few would question, through new forms of appropriate technology that can help villages to help themselves, the impulse of compassion finally moves into politics. For, increasingly, Christian Aid's partners in India want to tackle not just the symptoms but the causes of poverty. But political issues like human rights or land distribution mean bitter controversy for Christian Aid back in Britain.
Written and produced by PETER ARMSTRONG
Quentin Crisp , author of The Naked Civil Servant, was one of the most famous models on London's art school circuit. In this film he returns to the Camberwell School of Art to model once again for a life drawing class.
Producer ANN LALIC
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accompanied by Geoffrey Parsons In the first of three programmes Gwyneth Jones sings and talks about Wagner's Wesendonk Lieder Der Engel (The angel); Stehe still! (Be still!); Im Treibhaus (In the hothouse); Schmerzen (Grief); Traume (Dreams)
Introduced by HUMPHREY BURTON
Recorded at The Orangery, Margam Park, Port Talbot Produced by J. MERVYN WILLIAMS BBC Cymru/Wales
Third of four plays celebrating the works of the late David Mercer
starring
The dramatic impetus to tonight's intriguing and mysterious play, first shown in 1968, is provided by the memory and fantasies of Robert Kelvin, an illustrious and ageing novelist. These are triggered off by the love that Emma, a beautiful young girl, offers him. His inability to respond to her any more than to the other two women in his life adds all the more to the agony of the powerful climax.
takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale. In the studio this week
Nina Hagen , Steve Swindells with films, album tracks, interviews, news and reviews.
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
The classic sci-fi series Behold Eck, starring
Peter Lind Hayes , Joan Freeman A distinguished eye specialist finds his laboratory wrecked, patients dead or in shock and babbling of strange beings. Then the doctor puts on a pair of his own glasses and sees the Invisible,