6.40 Display and Recording. 7.5 From Peridotite to Granite. 7.30 Subject Talk at School.
Live coverage of the second day's debates in Brighton. Reporting team
VINCENT HANNA , LORD SCANLON
Story: Present in a Jar
Written by CHRISTINE WOOD
Photographs by BARRY BOXALL Presenters
Floella Benjamin , Ben Thomas
starring Brian Cant with Alex Norton , Heather Williams Pam Ellis and Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by DAVE ROACH Director JOHN SMITH
Producer ANN REAY
with Johnny Morris and TERRY NUTKINS
Kangaroos, frogs and fleas can all jump, but whoever heard of a leaping llama? Johnny meets Lily, who is determined to demonstrate her special talent on a mini show jumpers' course. Meanwhile Terry sets a different course - and jumps overboard. With wetsuit and aqualung he explores the seabed off the Scottish coast. On the way down he passes giant jellyfish and has a close encounter with a lobster. Back in the studio Johnny and Terry show how camels and gerbils keep their cool in the heat of the desert.
Producer ROBIN BELLIER BBC Bristol
The classic cliffhanger serial in 15 chapters starring
Chapter 2: Death's Chariot
The first of six programmes
Our pets are not only a joy, they're a responsibility. Should you buy a budgie or a boa constrictor, a chinchilla or a chihuahua? What will it cost to keep it healthy and happy?
Marian Foster and Brian Watkins meet some of the animals that live in our homes.
This week: Rabbits and Guinea-pigs with advice from
ALISON DUTTON and CONNIE COOPER
Production assistant ANNE MAYNARD Produced by ANDREW MEIKLE
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Probation
with subtitles, followed by Weather
starring Henry Fonda , John Wayne Lt-Col Thursday, aggrieved at being demoted from his Civil War rank of General, is posted as commanding officer to Fort Apache, a remote outpost in the Arizona desert. Thursday, a military martinet, tightens up discipline and eventually shows his ignorance of Indian behaviour - resulting in a massacre of his troops. But Thursday becomes part of the legend of the West - remembered as such. Henry Fonda gives an uncharacteristically gruff and severe performance in one of several films he made with John Ford.
Screenplay by FRANK S. NUGENT Produced by JOHN FORD and MERIAN C. COOPER Directed by JOHN FORD
A series of six programmes
Introduced by William Woollard from the Museum of British Road Transport, Coventry
Frank Page reports on two new ideas for public transport in West Germany.
Sue Baker investigates new transport concepts in overcoming some of the risks to women travelling in London at night.
Judith Jackson tells the story of the resurgence in three years of one Japanese motor manufacturer from financial disaster to profitability-without Government aid.
Director PHILIP FRANKLIN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Pebble Mill
Continuing the Mike Leigh Season In these decaying times of chaos, confusion and democracy, it is cheering to know that there are still those among us for whom the old values of good breeding and class snobbery are still as important as ever.
Unquestionably very funny
(THE DAILY TELEGRAPH)
It was a wickedly funny take-off of the way we all behave (EVENING STANDARD) Producer MARGARET MATHESON Director MIKE LEIGH
(Grown-Ups is on Thursday at 9.0 pm)
The life and times of Bernard Leach , the man who brought back ideas from Japan to the far west of Cornwall where he was looked on as the rock on which British studio pottery was rebuilt. Narrated by GILLIAN MILES Research PEGGY ARCHER
Film editor CHRIS WARING Producer DAVID WAY
with special reports from the Trades Union Congress and the Edinburgh Festival.
JOHN TUSA and VINCENT HANNA at the TUC in Brighton, JOAN BAKEWELL at the Edinburgh Festival and PETER SNOW and DONALD MAC CORMICK in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
In 1925 John Scopes , a young schoolteacher, agreed to stand trial in Dayton, Tennessee, for breaking a new law forbidding the teaching of Darwin's theory of evolution in state schools.
Producer DAVID JACKSON
A BBC/Open University production
