6.25 The Third Dimension
6.50 The National Grid
7.15 Geology - Granite
7.40 Transition Metals
8.5 Enzymes in Industry
8.30 A Portrait of Summer School 855 Pictures of Politics
9.20 Maths: Curve Sketching
9.45 Modelling Stock Control
10.10 Any Old Copper
10.35 Seabrook: Direct Action
11.0 Cell Movement
11.25 Computing in Community Health
11.50 Heat from Sea Beds
12.15 Maths: Complex Series
12.40 Physiology: Cell Division
1.5 Changing Sea Levels
1.30 Lightning Does Strike Twice
Introduced by Desmond Lynam
2.0*
Cricket
The John Player League
The third week of this popular competition in which the 17 counties play each other once with the Champions receiving a E12,000 prize. Each innings lasts a total of 40 overs, and no bowler is allowed to deliver more than eight of them. Commentators
JIM LAKER
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS and PETER WALKER
2.30*
International
Motor Racing from Monte Carlo
The Monaco Grand Prix
Can Britain's JOHN WAT SON take over the lead from Alain Prost in the World Racing Drivers' Grand Prix table? Watson is currently in second place after an exhilarating last-lap victory in Belgium. The unique, round-the-houses circuit in Monte Carlo is where he has done so well in the past. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
As well as a special report on the scenes in London this afternoon as the winners of yesterday's FA Cup Final parade the trophy in front of their fans.
There is also news of sporting events abroad, including the attempt by Olympic gold medallist
Daley Thompson to break the world decathlon record in Austria.
- The above timings indicate only the first of several transmissions.
Television presentation:
Cricket BOB DUNCAN and JEFF GODDARD Motor racing
MONACO TELEVISION SERVICE
Assistant editor Grandstand JOHN ROWLINSON
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor Grandstand mike MURPHY
Harry Carpenter 's Videobook of Sport (bbcv 5011) £37.95 from retailers
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Jan Leeming
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE
Locusts: War without End
What is it that is 4 inches long, eats one-and-a-half times its weight each day, and turns Into a swarm that can spread over 1,000 square miles? Answer: a locust.
In one day a big swarm can destroy 400,000 people's food for a whole year. This film shows the last plague of desert locusts in Africa Set in Sudan, Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, it tells the day-to-day story of where the plague started, why it spread, and how the natural history of the locust nearly combined with the effects of the wars and revolution to produce a locust plague that could have affected one-fifth of the world. Narrator JOHN HEDGES
Film cameraman mohinder dhilion Film editor NIGEL ASHCROFT Written and produced for
WCBII BOSTON by MICK RHODES Series editors
PETER JONES and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol
with Brian Torff (bass) plays Rhythm on 2 from the Waldorf Hotel, London Producer KEN GRIFFIN
by JOHN FOSTER
The first of two parts with Annie Ross , Charles Keating Denis Carey , Shane Rimmer and Ann Morrish
' Bretheren Jos ... are you reading me ... we have an extremely sick patient ... I do not believe she could survive an across-country journey.'
Music by PATRICK COWERS
Film cameraman DAVID WHITSON Studio lighting JOHN GREEN
Make-up artist CHRISTINE walmesley-cotham Designer HUMPHREY JAEGER Producer RUTH CALEB
Directed by ROGER bamford
featuring motor racing's Formula One World Championship
Following the tragic death of Gilles Villeneuve at Zolder two weeks ago, the Formula One circus retreats with mixed feelings to its most celebrated venue on the Cote d'Azure. Memories of the French-Canadian's brilliant win here 12 months ago linger on, but motor sport's greatest need today is a politically trouble-free race 'round-the-houses' of this Mediterranean principality.
TV presentation by the Monaco TV Service
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
starring Orson Welles , Keith Baxter John Gielgud , Margaret Rutherford and Jeanne Moreau
Based on five of Shakespeare's plays, this is, in Welles' words, ' a sombre comedy' and a ' lament for Merrie England'. Orson Welles , heading a distinguished cast, gives a characteristically brilliant performance as Falstaff, the embodiment of the richly human, honest and heroic qualities of medieval England whose openness and loyalty eventually become the very cause of his own destruction.
Screenplay by ORSON WELLES . adapted from the plays Richard 11, Henry IV Parts I and 11, Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor by william Shakespeare Produced by EMILIANO piedra and ANGEL ESCOLANO
Directed by ORSON WELLES
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