10.10 Health Choices: Home Cooking
10.35 Database: Information Systems
11.0 The OU General Assembly 1981
(to 11.50)
starring
Jack Warner , Derek Farr
Two boys play in the woods near their home: Willy with his gramophone and one record, and Cliff with a revolver he thinks is a toy. Unfortunately for the boys, their game of ' highwayman ', involving a local cyclist, is soon to end in tragedy.
Screenplay by GUY ELMES and ERNEST BORNEMAN
Produced and directed by LANCE COMFORT (First showing on British television) . Films: page 17
The first of 12 programmes starring Brian Cant in an entertainment of jokes, comedy and music. with Pam Ellis , Alex Norton
Heather Williams , Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by JONATHAN COHEN Designer GWEN EVANS Director JOHN SMITH DirectorDirector ANN REAY
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Starring Jack Hawkins, John Stratton
The second British film with a police background was one of the last Ealing Studios productions. Jack Hawkins plays Det-Supt Tom Halliday on the trail of a series of crimes with a similar theme.
Films: page 17
' Other people think that we are not able, but I think handicapped people should join in everything that's going.' (DONNA, aged 10) Seven physically handicapped children from Mitchell House Special School in Belfast go on an adventure holiday.
Photography REX MAIDMENT Sound PETER LINDSAY
Film editor PETER KAVANAGH Producer bill MISKELLY BBC Northern Ireland
Anatoly Karpov (World Champion) v Viktor Korchnoi (Challenger)
Presenting exclusive coverage of the match, with up-to-the-minute news, interviews and a report on the best game of the week. First player to win six games is declared World Champion. Presented by Jeremy James
Expert analysis WILLIAM HARTSTON
Producer ROBERT TONER.
Jan Leeming and Michael Blakey
Weather
The television weekly review presented by Ludovic Kennedy , who discusses Tenko (BBC1), Horizon: The Race to Ruin (BBC2) and The South Bank Show: Elvis Costello (LWT) with Maria Aitken , William Shawcross and Dave Cash.
Director PETER DALE
Producer JOHN ARCHER
Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai A series of seven films
Narrated by Julian Pettifer 4:Love, Light and a DreamWith an output of 10,000 units every day, Matsushita Electric is the world's leading manufacturer of television sets, and its founder,
Konosuke Matsushita , is Japan's number one tycoon.
Mr Matsushita encourages his assembly-line workers in the ancient skills of the tea ceremony and flower arrangement, but his respect for the past is balanced by an equal concern for the years ahead. He anticipates that the 21st century will be the Japanese century and he recently founded a schooLof government and management to create the world leaders of the future.
Film cameraman DAVID WHITSON Sound DAVE JEWITT , RON EDMONDS Research SUE HAYCOCK Film editor JEFF SHAW
Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE
Hook (same title), £12.95, from retailers
The Benson and Hedges
Championships from
Wembley Arena
Further coverage of today's semi-finals, with a place in tomorrow's final and a first prize of fl7,000 at stake.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT PETER WEST , MARK COX
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. JOHN PHILIPS
BBC video cassette. Play Tennis (bbcv 1010), £37.95, from retailers
by WILLIAM HUMBLE
On 22 April 1972, Maxwell Confait , a transvestite prostitute, was murdered in his flat at Doggett Road, Catford. For George and Nell Lattimore , this grim item of local news was the start of a nightmare struggle to save their son Colin and see justice done.
Designer MYLES LANG Executive producer PETER COODCHILD
Producer RUTH CALEB
Director ROGER TUCKER
An Out of Court debate
Nick Ross presents a follow-up to Rules of Justice.
The handling and interrogation of suspects in police custody is governed by a set of principles known as Judges' Rules. They are not laid down by Parliament; they have been frequently criticised; they are open to abuse; and cases like the Confait murder suggest they can lead to miscarriages of justice.
Police, lawyers and campaigners debate the need for radical change. Legal interpretation from Michael Molyneux.
Research PHILIP FLOWER
Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer RIICHIE COGAN
Executive producer PETER CHAFER
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
Starring David Niven, Roger Livesey, Kim Hunter
Sqn-Ldr Peter Carter should have been killed when he baled out of a burning bomber over the Channel in 1945. But, still alive after a miraculous escape, he resists the summons of a hallucinatory 'messenger' to take his rightful place in the next world.
This stunning fantasy, set partly on a Technicolor earth and partly in a black-and-white heaven, was written, produced and directed by one of the most successful partnerships in British film history: that of MICHAEL POWELL and EMERIC PRESSBURGER.
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