6.40 Synthesis in the Laboratory. 7.5 Psychiatry and Insanity. 7.30 Tunnels and Tunnelling. \
A look at the physical environment of 18th-century industrial towns and their economic, organisational and social functioning.
Producer PATRICIA HODGSON
A BBC/Open University production
A serial in 15 chapters, starring Kay Aldridge as Nyoka
9:Burned Alive: Nyoka again fallsvictim to the wily Vultura.
(Blacfc and white)
(For cast see Monday page 39)
A series of eight films
2:Officers and Gentlemen
Before you can sit in a cockpit you must know how to stand to attention. All pilots must be commissioned officers. For 18 weeks their feet won't touch the ground. At the Officer Cadet Training Unit, RAF Henlow, they are taught everything an officer needs to know. This first hurdle claims the first casualty.
Film editor DAVID LEE
Producer COLIN STRONG
Gold Fever
Narrated by Patrick Allen
The great Australian Gold Rush of 1980 ... A housewife making E500,000 in a year from sand and cyanide ... A ghost town with just one inhabitant making E300 a day ... A father and son making an unusual discovery with a metal detector ... It's all to do with gold fever and the rush along Western Australia's Golden Mile - once the richest few acres of gold-bearing country in the world. This is the behind-the-headlines story of the effect that record world bullion prices had on the old goldfields, mine-workings and prospectors in the Australian Outback.
Photography DAVID SOUTH
Film editor JANE VAL BAKER
Written and produced by BOB SAUNDERS Se ries editors
ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES
Four Views on a Landscape
An amusing look at four artists' approaches to landscape painting.
Produced and directed by SHEILA grabeh
This week's theme: Love Anon, c 1780
Radha and Krishna in the Grove at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
This tiny and beautiful painting was probably the work of a member of the court of the Rajah of. Kangra, one of the small kingdoms in the Himalayan foot-hills. The figures are Krishna the man, and Radha the woman. Passionate love is the theme underlying the whole image. Written and narrated by PHILIP RAWSON
Directed by'ANiTA crum
with subtitles, followed by Weather
A series about Britain in the 1990s Six figures whose ideas will influence the way we live, present their view of what our economic landscape will look like after the next decade. 2:The Road to Equality
The Rt Hon Peter Shore , mp, believes we are moving through capitalism to a new kind of society. What kind? How will a future Labour Government respond? Will more socialism or less be required to achieve a more equal distribution of wealth and power? PETER shore's ideas are questioned by Sam Brittan , Financial Times, Mary Kaldor , Sussex University, and Edgar Palamountain , former Chairman M & G Unit Trust Group. Chairman Brian Widlake
Director DON HARLEY
Producer VICTOR MARMION Editor JOHN REYNOLDS
Events in the life and work of Fred Dibnah the Bolton steeplejack
By night Fred works in his shed on his new steam engine. By day he spends more time than intended snooping round scrapyards for parts, pursued by despairing customers, including several vicars. For one he puts up a weathercock and is moved on the spire top to reflect on the afterlife where all pursuit shall end and the burden of toil shall cease and 'I'll be left alone with a pile of rusty steam engines and I shall just be free to get on with mending these ancient relics - for ever'. Narrator Deryck Guyler
BBC Manchester
The second of two programmes
How the news of the Nazi genocide policy was brought out of Germany, and the Allies' response. How much did the outside world know about the annihilation of the Jews of Europe? When did they know? What steps did they take to prevent its continuance?
The Allies - caught up in a desperate war of survival against Hitler's Germany - had little attention to spare for the increasing evidence of what was happening to Jews, evidence which was received mostly with disbelief and inaction. Using interviews with key participants, rarely-seen archive film, excerpts from the trial of Adolf Eichmann, photographs and memoranda that are only now available, the film charts the beginnings of the policy of mass extermination in Berlin in 1942 to the requests to bomb Auschwitz in 1944.
Over 20 countries competed last weekend for the 1982 Guinness World Freshwater Angling Championships, held for the first time in Northern Ireland.
The venue was the Newry Canal in County Down and all the home countries were represented.
Journalist of the Year Hugh Me-Ilvanney of The Observer compared notes with angling expert Peter Thompson during the match. Film editor PAUL fabricius Producer JOHN iicnicholas
Today the voters of the Gower Peninsula have been going to the polls. This special edition carries live declaration of the result, interviews with the winner and losers, and reactions from politicians.
