Creators of Modern Philosophy
Bryan Magee talks to leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
The Two Philosophies of Wittgenstein with Anthony Quinton , former Fellow of New College, now President of Trinity College, Oxford.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEV
Executive producer JANET HOENIG
Book (same title), 1450, from booksellers

Roman Road, Bow
Today Roman Road is one of only two full-scale street markets left in the East End. It stands out like a film set in a sea of modern blocks. Locals and ex-locals travel miles in search of both value for money and nostalgia, even without the market's 150th anniversary engineered by the traders.
Brian Trueman talks to traders and customers about why Roman Road survives.
Producers JOHN c. MILLER , SID WADDELL BBC Manchester

A series of 18 programmes Part 12 by Jane Hollowood
The first-years go to the zoo - and Jonah and Zammo just can't keep out of trouble.
(Part 13 will be shown next Monday)
Book, Grange Hill Home and Away, £5.75 from booksellers

A series of nine films
6: He's broken the first law of politics and may be punished for it'

with subtitles, followed by Weather.

Australia
England
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play in Brisbane.
Television presentation
CHANNEL 9 AUSTRALIA

The last of a natural-history drama
Living Together

Live from London's Greenwood Theatre, television's most unpredictable' show. There'll be music, conversation and, as always, star-studded entertainment.

Narrated by Robert Winston Diabetes
Having diabetes means you can't eat sugar and you need insulin injections.
Alexandra [text removed] developed the disease when she was only 10 years old, and since then she s been finding out just how inadequate - and inaccurate - that description is. It causes endless complications, but she and her parents are determined that she can lead a normal life.
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE Producer FIONA HOLMES
Series editor DAVID PATERSON

Three Steps to Heaven
Classics like ' Summertime blues , 'C'mon everybody' and Three steps to heaven' made
Eddie Cochran one of the all-time greats of rock 'n' roll. But for his tragic death, many think he could have become as successful as Elvis. In 1960, in the middle of a triumphant tour of Britain, the car carrying Cochran, his fiancee and Gene Vincent crashed on the A4. He died hours later in a hospital in Bath - he was 22.
Tonight Arena examines the legend of Cochran and the enduring appeal of his music. Larry Parnes , the most successful promoter and manager of his time, describes the heady days of the 1960 tour. Adam Faith , Marty Wilde and Joe Brown recall the nursery slopes of rock 'n' roll and the enormous impact of Cochran on the British rock scene. Cochran's mother and his fiancee Sharon Sheeley talk publicly for the first time.
Film cameraman KEVIN ROWLEY Film editor COLIN KNIJFF Producer ALAN YENTOB Director ALAN LEWENS