6.40 Predicting Failure

7.5 The Ravidasis in Birmingham

7.30 Solids, Liquids and Gases

Live coverage of the second day's debates in Llandudno Reporting team
ROBIN DAY , DAVID DIMBLEBY and ROBERT MCKENZIE

Story: The Wood Mouse
Guest storyteller Ted Chicken Presenters
Bridget McCann , Ben Thomas

Further coverage from Llandudno, including live coverage of the afternoon's debates

4.50 Palladio: Three Villas

5.15 Introductory Electronics

5.40 Language Opportunities

6.5 Computers: Future Developments

6.30 Matters of Interpretation

For the past two years Andrew Cooper , a naturalist and wildlife artist from Newton Abbot , has been filming the endangered species of the South West. As a result, he has found that it isn't just the rarer birds and animals that are threatened with extinction. Many of our more common species - cowslips, woodlark and even the humble primrose also stand in danger. ' And if this is happening to them,' says Andrew, ' what on earth is happening to the rest? '
Film editor ROD THOMAS Producer DENNIS ADAMS

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

The Old Mill Pond
An MGM cartoon from the Jazz in Animation series at the Festival.

A topical magazine about the fun and fever of collecting, introduced by Harriet Crawley with Gwyn Richards , Penny Junor
This week we visit a collection of vintage slot machines on Brighton's Palace Pier, see the clocks of the John Gershom Parkington collection and examine the mysterious English Delft drainer, whose original use defeats the experts.
Studio director BRIAN HAWKINS
Producer CHRISTOPHER LEWIS. BBC Bristol

by JONATHAN MILLER Blood Relations
' The amiable juice as William Harvey called it, that courses through our arteries and veins, is far more complex than it seems on first sight. Although it was once seen as just a plain red liquid, the closer you look at blood the more you find, and in tonight's programme Jonathan Miller traces the understanding of this subtle mixture of cells, fluid and proteins which has a family and biography of its own.
Make no mistake about it, Dr Jonathan Miller is in the entertainment business. . . . The film is full of strange and riveting pictures. We flash from red blood cells to globules of fat floating on the surface of a bowl of stete, to a fleet o/ cars roaming round the track, to a pair of wrestlers smashing the living daylights out of each other, and back to Dr Miller again, wearing exactly the same expression as Tom Baker 's Doctor Who when he is about to do something eletcr. (DAILY MAIL)
Executive producer KARL SABBAGH Producer PATRICK UDEN

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Hear the song 'Underneath the Arches' and you will automatically think of that famous pair, Flanagan and Allen.
Born in 1895, would you believe, 'Ches' as he is affectionately known, recounts just some of the best parts of a lifetime devoted to the theatre, as a light comedian, famous partner, member of that irrepressible bunch, the Crazy Gang, entrepreneur and agent.
Recorded at the Westminster Theatre

A series of four programmes
2: The Girl Who Wouldn't Talk to Strangers
Thirteen-year-old April Fabb set out to cycle from her home in the rural landscape of north Norfolk to visit her married sister in a village three miles away. A tractor driver saw her passing along the country lane. Nine minutes later her bike was lying abandoned in a field. April has never been seen since.
Ludovic Kennedy tonight investigates the disappearance of the shy and reserved girl who wouldn't talk to strangers.
Film editor PHYLLIS IRONSIDE Producer BARRY TOOVEY BBC Scotland

The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from
Beach House Park, Worthing
The second semi-final in this series of seven programmes featuring flat green bowling at its best. Each year in Jack High there is one match which transcends all others. This second semi-final is no exception, with bowling of the highest skill and packed with drama.
Commentators
DAVID VINE, DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

and Liberal Assembly Report
JOHN TUSA and PETER SNOW at the Liberal Assembly at Llandudno and PETER HOBDAY and DONALD MACCORMICK in London to assess the news at home and abroad.

A Hal Roach film