Preparatory Maths - Angles.

The third in a series of five programmes with Harriet Crawley
This week: a battle between World War n militaria enthusiasts; a collection of clever and insidious aerial propaganda; food packaging from 1840 onwards, collected by Robert Opie ; and a Victorian lantern slide show on the Grand Union Canal. Reporters Gwyn Richards , Penny Junor
Studio director CHRIS BUNT
Producer CHRISTOPHER LEWIS BBC Bristol (Revised repeat)

Bernard Levin talks to the philosopher Sir Isaiah Berlin who has been described as ' one of the diamond mines of our generation '. Berlin abandoned pure philosophy after the last war in favour of the history of ideas, on the grounds that he preferred ' a field in which one could hope to know more at the end of one's life than when one had begun'.
Director CHRISTOPHER LEWIS
Producer JOHN SHEARER. BBC Bristol (gpt)

Weston Park
The third of six programmes in which Arthur Negus visits houses which he especially enjoys with companions who share his affection for the fine houses of this country and their treasures.
At Weston Park. Arthur and Madeleine Ginsburg of the Victoria and Albert follow the progress of a wealthy Georgian lady from bed to boudoir, as she completed her toilette. Her make-up, kept in silver and enamel boxes, often included a potentially lethal mixture of white lead, chloride of lime and mercury compounds.
Director DAVID MITCHELL
Producer robin DRAKE. BBC Bristol

The natural-history quiz programme based on sights, sounds and objects from wildlife round the world, in which
Michael Jordan invites you to test your own knowledge against that of the experts, Malcolm Coe
Jeremy Cherfas , Jenny Owen
Producer JOHN dobson. BBC Bristol

Written by JEREMY BEADLE and CLIVE DOIG
A series of eight programmes about the inventions of everyday objects. Presented by Jeremy Beadle with MADELINE SMITH , BERNARD HOLLEY MIKE SAVAGE and PASCAL KING 5: Work, Rest and Play
The story of the pocket calculator -from Hammurabi in Babylon to Clive Sinclair in England. The sad tale of Adolph Sax and his saxophone. And a surprise as to who invented the pneumatic tyre.
Theme music MARTIN COOK Designer STEVE SCOTT
Director and producer clive DOIG

The Sweater
NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA PRODUCTION

with subtitles, followed by Weather

also starring Maurcen O'Hara with George Sanders , Walter Slezak , Kent Smith , Una O'Connor One of Laughton's best films of the 40s in which he stars as Albert Lory , a timid schoolteacher living with his mother in a small town recently occupied by the Germans. Arrested for a murder he did not commit. Lory shows unexpected courage in pleading his own defence and denouncing his collaborationist countrymen.
Jean Renoir 's tense melodrama stands out from other Hollywood propaganda films of World War II in its subtlety of characterisation and presentation of the issues involved.
Screenplay by DUDLEY NICHOLS
Produced by JEAN RENOIR , DUDLEY NICHOLS Directed by jean RENOIR
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Access television taken to its logical conclusion-viewers get the opportunity to help make tonight's edition.
Director JOHN ROONEY
Producer KEN STEPHINSON. BBCManchester

Mr Moonlight
They wanted to make him the next Sinatra. They flew him to America to co-star with Marilyn Monroe. In only two years Frankic Vaughan was back. But the Britain he'd conquered in the 50s was now the Britain of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Yet his hard-core fans stayed faithful. Frankie survived and, 20 years on, is the elder statesman of pop. This is a profile of Frankie and his wife Stella: of the crises in their lives, and their day-to-day existence that moves between a comfortable North London home, to fan clubs in the Midlands and to the boys' clubs to which his commitment is close and constant. Finally there is the stage, where his star burns as brightly as ever as he croons his repertoire of evergreens. ' Give him the moonlight, give him the girl, and leave the rest ... to him.
Film cameraman MIKE SPOONER Film recordist JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor CHRISTINE GARNER Executive producer ROGER MILLS
Producer DESMOND APSLEY

Introduced by Nick Barraclough featuring
The Hank Wangford Band, cowboy clothes, stetson hats and a rabble-rousing style of presentation that had crowds singing and dancing.
The Bully Wee Band, a refreshingly original and distinctive quartet that plays traditional and contemporary songs.
Mitch Greenhill and Maync Smith , American guitar pickers and singers of note.
Lindisfarne, a Northumbrian band, pioneers of folk rock, now back to the original late 60s line-up.
Recorded at the Cherry Hinton Hall , Cambridge
Festival organiser KEN WOOLLARD Lighting TOMMY THOMAS Sound BARRIE HAWES
Producer DONALD SAYER
(Postponed from 18 November)

PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA and DONALD MACCORMICK present the major events of the day, with interviews and analysis.

When he died at the age of 90 last October, Eddie Nuttgens was one of the last craftsmen left in England who worked in the arts and crafts traditions established by William Morris. Tonight's repeat of In the Making shows him working on a window, from the first drawings to its final erection in a church.