6.40 Intermediary Metabolism. 7.5 Palaeontology and Geological Time. 7.38 Quantum Theory and Atomic Structure.
Story: Posy and Sam by RUTH SILCOCK
Illustrated by LISA KOPPER Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Ben Thomas
Pianist RICHARD BROWN Designer DACRE PUNT
PhotographerBARRY BOX ALL
Written and produced by MARTIN FISHER Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
The original forest tradition of the Buddha's earliest disciples, simplicity, discipline and meditation, is carried on today in the monastery of Wat Nong Ba Pong in the forest of north-eastern Thailand.
This film portrays the daily life of the monk; and the relationship between the monks and the lay community is explored.
Producer DAVID THOMPSON
A BBC/Open University production (RpO
helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University. This week it includes a clip from Women Beware Women, Thomas Middleton 's Jacobean drama of tragedy and revenge, as well as an introduction to Systems Organisations in which actors improvise a series of confrontations to demonstrate how people behave under the stress of conflict. , the series Understanding Space and Time has reached the 20th century and the work of Albert Einstein in Light and Einstein.
(For times see next week's RADIO TIMES)
concludes a season of classic films starring Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes.
Three identical music boxes hold the key to the hiding place of a stolen set of Bank of England plates for engraving £5 notes. For Sherlock Holmes it is a case of cherchez la femme!
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The show made by young people returns for a series of six programmes.
1- East Lancashire YOPS
Some dream of playing football for England, others seek solace in a pub and teddy boys look to an age gone by. But a group of YOPs in East Lancashire have found the heartbreak of the jobs they do has given them a new and different perspective.
Their jobs,' however, are temporary, so where do they go from here?
Jackie and Deborah tackle their supervisor, Tony Stone , about their future.
Altogether seven films have been made and two bands chosen to perform live in the studio.
Made with the help of the community PROGRAMME UNIT
This week's theme: Story-telling
Daumier (1807-1879) Ecce Homo at the Folkwang Museum, Essen
Although Honore Daumier was one of the great French caricaturists of the 19th century, his great ambition was to be taken seriously as a painter. He considered Ecce Homo, sometimes called We Want Barabbas, to be one of his most important works. It is a master-piece of narrative painting. Written and narrated by JOHN JACOB
Producers BILL MORTON. KENNETH CORBEN Series adviser EDWIN MULLINS
Director BILL MORTON
with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones at Barnsdale
A colourful garden need not cost a fortune; the borders can be full of summer flowers for the price of a few seeds. It's time to prepare ground for planting out tomatoes, and for early chrysanthemums.
Produced by john KENYON BBC Birmingham
BBC videobooks, Mr Smith 's Vegetable Garden (BBCV 1000), Mr Smith 's Flower Garden (BBCV 1001), Mr Smith 's Indoor Garden (BBcv 1002), 137.95 each, from retailers
Spend,Spend,Spend:
The Alternative to Unemployment? Our old manufacturing industries have declined and new high-technology industries have yet to take their place. The Government believes that new jobs can only come after streamlining in industry. But some economists and opposition politicians claim there is another way. They believe Government should intervene, and spend to create jobs. Steve Bradshaw examines the claim that we could spend our way out of unemployment.
Producer BRUCE TODD Editor PETER IDBOTSON
But tonight there is music played round here as star entertainers Pete Sayers, Roy Clark, Terry McMillan and Rose Marie supply music of a country style to an enthusiastic audience in the Arts Theatre, Christ's Hospital, Horsham.
Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE Lighting JOHN MASON
Designer PHlL ROBERSON
Production RICK Gardner
by TERENCE HODGKINSON with and
Nancy is the sole inhabitant of the Isle of Annagh off the west coast of Scotland. Although World War III is raging all around she sees little of it until Michael, a young pilot officer, pays an involuntary visit and is in danger of dragging the hostilities along with him.
Film editor Chris WIMBLE
Sound recordist SIMON WILSON Photography KEN MACMILLAN Designer VICTOR MEREDITH Producer TERRY COLES Director JANE JACKSON
The Quiz of the News of the Week Richard Stilgoe recalls the last seven days in a lighthearted way with Graeme Garden , Griff Rhys Jones Henry Kelly , Jane Walmsley
Director chris HUNT
Producer COLIN GODMAN BBC Bristol
Ray Smith presents a poem by JOHN CLARE
I am: yet what I am none cares or knows,
My friends forsake me like a memory lost ...
For 23 years John Clare was a patient in Northampton Lunatic Asylum. The building is still a hospital for the mentally ill. The man who would have been in charge of Clare's case today, Dr Kerith Trick , talks about the so-called ' peasant poet
Produced by JOHN ORMOND
' BBC Cymru/Wales
Presenters PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA and DONALD MACCORMICK bring you the major events of the day, JOAN BAKEWELL has first news of stories from the arts; DAVID ICKE and MARSHALL LEE have the stories from behind the world of sport.
