6.40 Geology Beneath Scotland. 7.5 The End of the Line? 7.30 Conceptual Models in Stratigraphy.

Story: Goronwy's Special Granny by MAVIS M. CONNELLY. Presenters Sheelagh Gilbey , Ben Thomas

This amazing construction, built as an observatory near Berlin after the First World War, is perhaps the only real example of architecture to materialise from the drawings and writings of the German Expressionists.
Producer NICK LEVINSON
A BBC/Open University production

The classic cliffhanger serial in 12 parts, starring Herman Brix 8: Ambushed
A REPUBLIC serial (For cast see page 37) (Port 9 next Monday)

Charlotte Allen introduces he first of a new series of nine problem-solving programmes. TheEggPoachers
With limited time and unusual materials, teams from Wilkinson
Sword, BXL Plastics and three
London immunologists are challenged to design, construct and demonstrate a moving problem with a cracking result.
Heinz Wolff , Director of the Medical Research Council's Bio-Engineering Division, is the principal judge and problem-setter throughout the series. This week's specialist judge is Ian Fells , Professor of Energy Conversion, University of Newcastle.
Studio director CHARLES HUFF Producer PETER BRUCE

Seven programmes for the young motorcyclist.
2: A Day at the Races
A hot summer's day, a green field, tea, sandwiches and over 100 highly-powered motocross bikes. All the ingredients for an exciting and enjoyable meeting of the Reading amca Motocross Club. An event typical of many around the country where bike enthusiasts can test their skills away from such things as wet manhole covers and blind bends and, if possible, win a few races at the same time.
Film editor SWELAGH BRADY Producer IAN WOOLF
0 MOTORCYCLING: page 85

Having to run the gauntlet of the demonstrators does not put Sir Michael in a good mood. What does, however, is the surprising news which Sandra gives him.
Cast in order of appearance:
Serial written and devised by PHIL REDMOND
Title music by MARTIN cook
Costume designer DENIS BRACK Make-up artist DEANNE turner Designer PAUL MUNTING. Producer BRIAN SPIBY
Director JEREMY summers

This week's theme: Story-telling de la Tour (1593-1652) The Fortune Teller at the Metropolitan Museum, New York
A young man has his fortune told by an old woman who is reading his palm. Her accomplices are using the diversion to pick his pocket and cut a gold medal from the chain at his side.
GEORGES DE LA TOUR'S work was only rediscovered early this century. It was hanging in a small chateau before it was recognised as a de la Tour. It ultimately found its way to the Metropolitan Museum in New York, where it now hangs, a powerful, impressive picture.
Since this film was completed, some doubts have been expressed about the true origin of the picture, but whether The Fortune Teller is by de la Tour, or a fake, it is still a great painting. Edwin Mullins , in an examination of all the available evidence, has made another programme called Fake? to be shown this evening at 8.10. Written and narrated by EDWIN MULLINS
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with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

House and Home
A filmed impression of life at the Derbyshire home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Keeping the great house in trim for the public is a priority for family and staff. But Chatsworth is also a home, and one weekend Uncle Harold Macmillan comes to stay and renew a personal association that spans 60 years.
Director JOHN BULMER
Producer WILLIAM CREAVES

Welcome to the Losers' Club
The day begins like any other with more bills, depressing news, a burnt breakfast then commuting to Drudgery and Co where, of course, the lift is out of order.
A DLRtK PHILIPS ANIMATION

Is GEORGES DE LA TOUR'S famous Fortune Teller, shown earlier in One Hundred Great Paintings, a great painting or a fake? Was it painted in 17th-century France as claimed by the Metropolitan Museum in New York which owns it, or faked in our own time as part of a huge conspiracy? Edwin Mullins investigates.
First-rate entertainment (THE TIMES) A sy?insh;nqdetet,tive story (evening NEWS) Executive producer bill MORTON Producer
DENIS MORIARTY

between Arthur Marshall
Angela Thorne , Paul Eddington and Frank Muir
Susan HIlI , Nigel Havers Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK GOODSON , BILL TODMAN Directed by ALAN J. w. BELL Producer PAUL CIANI

Minutes documentary series in seven parts, filmed at Harefield Hospital.IsNewHeart
4: Bruce AndersonNewHeart
For the third time Bruce Anderson is prepared for his operation. A heart has been offered of the right tissue type and blood group. But the heart is in the north country,
Mr Yacoub is at an international conference in Italy, and the operation must take place that night.
Thp hospital administration needs every minute. Mr Yacoub has to be brought to Heathrow. There a helicopter will be standing by to carry him to the donor in a Yorkshire hospital, and thence back to Harefield for the operation
After that it will be a race against the clock. A heart has only three-and-a-half hours survival time outside the body. About two of those hours will have been spent in transit.
Film cameramen
RICK GAULD , ANTHONY JACOBS
Film recordists
JULIANB-ALDWIN, BRUCE GALLAWAY Film editor DICK PULL Executive producer
ROGER MILLS
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In the studio:
The Waitresses
Vintage OGWT: The J. Gells Band (1973) plus films and interviews
Introduced by Anne Nightingale and David Hepworth
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
The Old Grey Whistle Test-Test Pressing
-(record BELP 017, cassette ZCF 017), from retailers

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