6.40 Design with Plastic
7.5 Aladura: The Praying People
7.30 Thermodynamics
The aim ef this magazine programme for Asian women is to provide advice and information.
Producer Asnot RAMpAt ,
Director KMfusHAN couLC. BBC Birtninqham Write to: nhftrbnr. Asian Unit. BBC. Pebble Miti Road. Birmingham B5 7<jQ. with your comments and suggestions.
Speak for Yourself, £ 2.75,from bookshop:
Story: Be Nice To Spiders written and illustrated by MARGARET BLOY GRAHAM
Presenters Elizabeth Millbank and Chris Tranchell
The NatWest Bank Trophy Semi-Final
Further coverage of today's matches, introduced by PETER WEST .
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD, GEOFF BOYCOTT, JIM LAKER, TOM GRAVENEY
Television presentation HUW JONES, BOB DUNCAN, CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Executive producer NICK HUNTER
4.50 History of Mathematics
5.15 Systems Organisation
5.40 Rhondda: 2: A Community in Search of Itself
6.5 Nuclear Waste: A Scientific Inquiry?
6.30 Leeds
Among the guests, the distinguished HoDywood producer/director Cart Foreman , who talks about his iHustrious career and his forthcoming productions, which include A Miracte Ca!ied Lottie, a dramatised account of the events surrounding the birth of the world's nrst test-tube baby, Louise Brown , now aged three.
Editor JtM DUMtCHAN BBC Birmingham
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard of hearing, followed by Weather
This popular style of music programme returns with the first of four programmes filmed in the King's Room of Godolphin House, an attractive
15th-century manor in the depths of the Cornish countryside. The distinguished Hungarian violinist, Sandor Vegh , works on the first movement of the Brahms Violin Sonata, Op 78 in G major with Keiko Wataya from Tokyo, before an informal gathering of music students.
Accompanist PETER PETTINGER
Film editor BEN MORRIS
Directed by PETER WEST
Sandor Vegh 's Masterclasses at the International Musicians' Seminar in Cornwall were made possible by the support o/ Marks & Spencer
A series of 11 programmes by Jonathan Miller
'It's much less about medicine than about the whole business of being alive.'
Tonight The Body in Question takes Jonathan Miller to Pans Pompeii and a mortuary in west London. He reveals that, like Doctor Who's telephone box, the human body has a much larger interior than one might suppose by viewing the outside. Heart, liver and kidneys are all much bigger than most people imagine and some vital organs like the pancreas and the spleen are virtually unknown to all but doctors. An adult liver weighs over four pounds, but neither its existence, nor its weight can be felt by its owner.
"The first of Jonathan Miller tele-essays is a kind of dazzling philosophical Cook's tour of the body, bringing together anatomy, psychology, philosophy and simple anthropology into one stimulating package." (Time Out)
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A comedy film series starring with and Earl's Helping Hand
Benny's brother, Earl, lends Jack the money he needs to get his company out of debt. But as Rhoda discovers to her cost there is a price to pay for Earl's generosity.
Champions of crown green bowling compete in the BBC2
Invitation Pairs Tournament Second Semi-final
Gene Bardon and Roy Nicholson v Jack Hunt and Vernon Lee
Both pairs in tonight's game had to fight to the bitter end to get through to the semi-finals. GENE BARDON and ROY NICHOLSON are 'flying high' after knocking out the holders of the trophy, Mike Leach and Noel Burrows , in the last round and will give JACK HUNT and VERNON LEE tough opposition. Introduced by Richard Duckenfield from the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
From Edinburgh
Mary Marquis and Michael Dean bring you the news, personalities and performers from the 35th International Festival.
The NatWest Bank Trophy Semi-final
PETER WEST introduces highlights
Producer NICK HUNTER
