6.40 How Minerals Are Made. 7.S Pictures of Politics. 7.30 Changing Sea Levels.

Story: Rub a Dub Dub by DOROTHY EDWARDS
Guest storyteller Johnny Ball Presenters Heather Williams and Ben Thomas
Piano MICHAEL OMER
Percussionist ALAN GRAHAME
Graphic designer JOANNA ISLES Designer DONAL woods
Script writer JANET WYATT
Producer anne gobey
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELOATE

HANS SCHAROUN first emerged as an exponent of architectural expressionism after the First World War. Like many German architects of his generation he made the rapid change to the international style in the 20s and 30s, but still retained sculptural and ' expressionistic ' elements which characterised his work.
Producer NICK LEVINSON
A BBC/Open University production

The Carpenters and Crop Chasers
(Columbia Cartoons)

Charlotte Allen introduces the seventh of nine problem-solving programmes. The Big Deal
Given a pack of cards, design and construct a machine which will automatically deal four hands of 13 cards. That's the problem teams from OPSEC LTD, TOWNSEND THOREN-SEN and THE PHOTOGRAPHERS are challenged to solve.
Watching the deal, Heinz Wolff with guest judge Ian Fells , Professor of Energy Conversion, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Assistant producer CIIARLES HUFF Producer PETER BRUCE

The fifth of six vignettes from last year's International Folklore Festival at Sidmouth, East Devon, featuring
The Woodpeckers
The Louga Folk Ensemble (Senegal)
Roger Watson (Derbyshire) Ginger's Street Theatre
Ekome West Indian Dancers (Bristol)
Video editor NIGEL PERRY
Assistant producer DAVID HUTT Producer TONY STAVEACRE BBC Bristol

Bath
In this first of a season of summer festivals Paul Giambaccini and Fran Morrison visit the beautiful Georgian city of Bath which is having its 33rd International Festival of Music and Arts.
For three weeks every year the city becomes a centre for performance by both young and established artists from all areas of the arts and entertainment worlds.
In this programme you can hear an extract from the concert being given by the chamber music trio of Peter Frankl, György Pauk and Ralph Kirschbaum; see John Clegg (from it Ain't Half Hot Mum) as Rudyard Kipling; visit the rehearsal of Walton's Façade with Eleanor Bron and the Nash Ensemtble; and hear a new work by the young British composer, Colin Matthews, performed by the London Sinfonietta Voices
These artists and many more will give a flavour of the excitement and talent to be found in towns and cities all over Britain during the summer months.
OB lighting GEOFFREY STAFFORD
OB Sound JOHN WILSON
Assistant producer BRENT MACGREGOR Producer DIANA LASHMORI
Series producer Bob Marsland
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with subtitles, followed by Weather

Seven films of early exploration, introduced from the Royal Geographical Society by pioneer Antarctic explorer Duncan Carse 4: King of the Sun (1934)
This film tells, with the help of the original 1930s soundtrack, the story of one stage of an American round-the-world expedition, ending in Abyssinia with the meeting with the Emperor 'King ot me Sun'.
The film starts with arrival in Colombo, amid snake-charmers and elephants, travels by superb sailing yacht to the Middle East, up the Red Sea to Jedda and finally to Addis Ababa, to meet the Emperor and witness the mustering of his army of 50,000 men and their grand charge, a charge in which both the expeditions cameras are smashed and the film ends ...
Original narrator
WILLIAM PECK , expedition member
Film editor KEN BERRY
Assistant producer dawn A. SWERLING Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

The search for sites of language production in the human brain.

Arthur MarshallJulian Pettifer jrlhu cKn. e and Frank Muir
Margaret Howard , Robin Bailey
Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK coodson and BILL gfrected by JOHN bishop Producer PAUL CIANI

In Britain's overcrowded prisons, solitary confinement is being used increasingly as a way of dealing with dangerous, subversive or potentiallY troublesome prisoners. It's a development that is concerning legal and medical experts. According to one leading forensic psychiatrist, lengthy isolation in a prison cell 'fits into a definition of torture'.'. Douglas Wakefield is serving a double life sentence for murder for and manslaughter. He has so far spent a total of five.and-a-half years in solitary, now his case is being taken to the European Court of Human Rights Using a 250-page diary smuggled out of Albany Prison, this film report reconstructs Wakefield's experiences in isolation. 'I catch a moth or a spider and try to encourage it to make its home with me so I can enjoy its company.'
Brass Tacks cameras also go inside the unit that holds one of Britain's most dangerous prisoners in solitary.
Producers ROB ROHRER , LYN WEBSTER Editor COLIN ADAMS

takes a look at the rock scene with news views, clues and reviews.
In the studio Gang of Four
Vintage OGWT J. GeUs Band (1973) plus films and interviews
Introduced by Anne Nightingale and David Hepworth Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

plays Rhyth7n on 2 with Brian Torff (bass) from the Waldorf Hotel. London. producer KEN GRIFFIN

By-Election Special
Today the voters of Beaconsfield have been going to the polls in the first by-election since the Falklands crisis. This special edition carries live declaration of the result, first interviews with the winner and losers, and reaction from leading politicians.
Director Mike Catherwood Producer David Dickinson Editor David Lloyd