6.40 St Joan

7.30 Moholy-Nagy

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4.50 Education in Trinidad

5.15 Ferrocene

5.40 Maths - Axioms

6.5 M101/21 Modelling: Stocks

6.30 First in the Field

Comedian, mimic, raconteur are three descriptions that can be applied at any one time to sum up the multi-faceted career of Michael Bentine. To the public he is best known for his zany humour but few people, apart from his family and friends, know him to be a spirit medium.
In tonight's programme MICHAEL BENTINE talks to host Donny MacLeod about the paranormal and a book, The Door Marked Summer, he has written on the subject.
Music comes from Kiki Dee
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham

Eric Robson reports what viewers
have been saying
about the issues raised in last week's Brass Tacks.
Producer PETER HAMILTON Editor COLIN ADAMS BBC Manchester

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

with Jack Scott
A series of six programmes about the workings of our weather and why forecasting it is such a complicated business, whether we want to know if another ice age is imminent, or simply if we should take a raincoat to work. 4: High and Dry
The anticyclone that brings us blue skies is also responsible for our serious droughts, and for fog and frost in winter.
Director FRANK ASH
Producer BRENDA HORSFIELD

Canadian singing star Anne Murray is now recognised as being one of the world's top female vocalists. Her wide repertoire, her easy-to-listen-to style and her polished professionalism have captivated audiences from the London Palladium to the tough Las Vegas circuit.
In this television special, recorded during a rare visit to Britain, ANNE MURRAY presents a subtle blend of old and new material, including her million-seller ' Snowbird '.
Special guest star Ralph McTell
Musical director PAT RICCIO JR
Musical associate PETER CARDINELLI Lighting BARRY CHATFIELD Sound ROGER GUEST
Producer DAVID WILLIAMS Director TONY WOLFE
Executive producer JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham

Presented by Eric Robson
Should a council employee working just a few hours a week be faced with the decision of having to join a union or lose her job? And why does an MP speak out against the closed shop when he runs a company where jobs are reserved for union members only?
Brass Tacks looks at these questions in a week when the European Court is expected to judge whether the closed shop in this country violates human rights.
BBC Manchester
If after listening to the Brass Tacks debate you'd like to add your point of view, write to: Return Call, [address removed]. Return Call to Brass Tacks, next Monday evening, will report back on what you think.

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 own team of reporters into what's going on behind the headlines; the latest news and weather forecast from LINDA ALEXANDER , plus the evening's sports results from DAVID ICKE.

in Any Old Port
It's on with the gloves when Stan and Ollie spring to the defence of a damsel in distress - at least as far as Stan is concerned!
Directed by JAMES HORNE Produced by HAL ROACH