6.40 Crustal and Mantle Processes
7.5 Computing - Noughts and Crosses: 2
7.30 Maths: Differential Equations
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6.40 Crustal and Mantle Processes
7.5 Computing - Noughts and Crosses: 2
7.30 Maths: Differential Equations
Story: The Flyaway Kite
by HELEN CRESSWELL
Presenters Lucie Skeaping, Chris Tranchell
5.15 The Coal Face
5.40 Sikhs in Britain
6.5 Students and Revolution
6.30 Banking
A Newsnight investigation into the growing trade in works of art produced, according to a Christie's expert, by 'master craftsmen' - in plastic?
Reporter Roger Cook follows the trail of some replicas of 19th century ivory carvings so good that even the experts have been fooled.
It took him from a factory on the south coast of England, to auction rooms and antique shops around Europe. It led to some surprising discoveries - and to three cracked ribs.
(First shown in Newsnight)
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing followed by Weather
Part3
A third series of ten programmes presented by DELIA SMITH So!ods and DreMtNgs
With the approach of summer, thoughts inevitably turn to salads. In this programme Delia Smith shows some exciting and novel salad dishes and demonstrates how to make two classic salad dressings - vinaigrette and mayonnaise,
Director FACLA GILDER Producer FETERRtDtNG
COOKERY COURSE: 3 - page 81
Daitx recipe on Ceefax p 167 (BBC1)
Book (Mme tttte), M 25 /rom bookshops
In the first of seven major interviews in which leading British politicians discuss their political philosophy, Robert McKenzie talks to The Rt Hon Tony Benn , MP.
How were his ideas formed? What events and people influenced and changed them? And what is their relevance to Britain now and in the future?
Director TAM FRY
Producer JAMES HOGAN Executive producer PETER IBBOTSON
Woddis On ... page 81
starring Steve McQueen with Bobby Darin , Fess Parker
Autumn 1944. Sergeant Pike has been left with half a dozen battle-weary men to hold a wide area near the Siegfried line. Adding to his problems is ex-Sergeant Reese, recently demoted, embittered and constantly challenging Pike's authority. Left with no alternative but to split his tiny force in an attempt to outwit the Germans, Pike leaves the way open for Reese to fight the war his way....
Screenplay ROBERT PIROSH , RICHARD CARR Produced by HENRY BLANKE Directed by DON SIEGEL
. Films: page 14
investigates, discovers, questions
This week: Mother's Ruin
Too much alcohol doesn't do anyone any good. But women come off even worse than men: they get drunk on less, they are more likely to contract liver disease, they can damage an unborn child -with serious risks for its future mental development.
Yet women in Britain now drink more than ever before and start earlier. Supermarkets sell drink along with breakfast cereal, and women's magazines are saturated with advertisements which some claim glamorise alcohol. Certainly, sales have doubled in less than ten years ...
Man Alive meets women with drinking problems, and asks doctors and researchers if more should be done to warn people of the risks they run.
Producer JOHN PERCIVAL Editor tim SLESSOR
With PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY Special reports, investigations; latest news, weather, sport from LINDA ALEXANDER and MARSHALL LEE.