Story: Paper Wellingtons written by HELEN JONES Presenters
Sarah Long , Patrick Abernethy

Creators of Modern Philosophy
Bryan Magee talks to leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
The Spell of Linguistic Philosophy with Bernard Williams , former Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge, now Provost of King's.
Since language is a human invention, our sentences can have no meanings over and beyond what we ourselves give them: the meaning of a Word is its use. This was the central doctrine of the linguistic philosophers.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET HOENIG

Saddleworth
Woollen textiles have always been a very precarious business and in a recession family firms like J. F. & C. Kenworthy struggle for survival. Brian Trueman talks to mill owners and workers about their hopes and fears for the mill, in a community very conscious of its traditions.
Assistant producer SID WADDELL Producer JOHN C. MILLER
BBC Manchester

A series of 18 programmes Part 16: by BARRY PURCHESE
The school revue has its first night. Mrs McClusky is not amused - and there's a surprise for Scruffy. Grange Hill pupils:
Director DIARMUID LAWRENCE
(Part 17 will be shown next Monday)

A series of nine films
8: 'It's not hypocritical, it is complex'
Photography DAVID SOUTH, Sound CHRISTOPHER KING Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Executive producer ADAM CLAPHAM Producer RICHARD DENTON

with subtitles followed by Weather

from Reigate Heath Golf Club
The fifth of six programmes in which Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people. His guest this week is Dame Kiri Te Kanawa
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID KENNING
Theme music on Action Replay (record REH 441, cassette ZCR 441) from retailers; BBC videobook and Laservision video-disc Play Golf with Peter Alliss (BBCV 1004) from retailers

Australia v England from
Adelaide RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play.
Television presentation by CHANNEL 9 AUSTRALIA

'After the war when a man is asked what he did it will be quite sufficient for him to say, "I marched and fought with the Desert Army".' (WINSTON CHURCHILL)
It is exactly 40 years since Rommel was defeated in North Africa. Last month a group of Veterans from the Eighth Army returned-to El Alamein, the scene of a battle that Montgomery described as 'a total killing match'.
Film recordist FRED CLARK
Film cameraman IAN KENNEDY Film editor COLIN HOBSON Producer MICHAEL BEGG

Live from London's Greenwood Theatre , television's most un-. predictable show. There'll be music, conversation and, as always, star-studded entertainment.
Director RON ISTED
Production GRAHAM LINDSAY , CHRIS RILEY Produced by TOM GUTTERIDGE .
(Russell's back in Manchester on Thursday at 8.30 pm) '

Narrated by Robert Winston Kidney Stones
Carole Powell's baby was due in about two months when she developed a terrible pain in her back. She had a high temperature and was rushed to hospital.
They dealt with the problem temporarily and it wasn't until after the baby was born and X-rays could be taken that they discovered that she had two enormous stones-one in each kidney. The first of two programmes about kidney stones shows Carole's operation.
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE Producer FIONA HOLMES
Series editor DAVID PATERSON
(Part 2 is on Friday at 9.30 pm)

Arena continues the Samuel Beckett Season with a unique record of his new play Rockaby which has just opened at the National Theatre. Premiered in America, it was filmed in rehearsal and performance by the celebrated film maker D.A. Pennebaker. The programme follows Billie Whitelaw's preparations for her latest Beckett role: 'People think because I do this I'm well read and knowledgeable and know what it means. In fact, I have no education at all. Beckett blows the notes... they just come out of me....'
Attend the opening night in Buffalo; New York, and see the strange and haunting play, and the old woman rocking herself into death...
Rockaby directed for the stage by ALAN SCHNEIDER
Arena film produced and directed by D. A. PENNEBAKER and CHRIS HEGEDUS
(Not I tomorrow at 11.50)

with JOHN TUSA , PETER SNow and DONALD MCCORMICK