( Maths Methods: Direction Fields.
7.20 Talking to Children. 7.45 Control Systems.
Story: Trevor Bill , the Bad-tempered Road Mender written by RUTH CRAFT
Presenters Sheelagh Gllbey Patrick Abernethy
Pianist CHRISTOPHER WALKER Percussionist alan grahame Designer GILLIAN PAGE
Written and directed by JOHN SMITH Produced by ANN reay
Executive producer cynthia FELGATE
Stamford in Lincolnshire was a university city before Oxford and Cambridge. Why did it bloom in the middle ages and why did it decline? The Urban Experience looks at English towns from 1600 onwards.
Producer PATRICIA HODGSON
A BBC/Open University production
This week's selection includes
Women Speaking and Decision-Making: The Falklands.
A BBC/Open University production
Starring George Sanders, Wendy Barrie
George Sanders takes over as the 20th-century Robin Hood in this second vintage offering from the suave detective's casebook: murder in a San Francisco nightclub on New Year's Eve. The Saint swings into action to clear a young girl's name and foil the criminals who have succeeded in framing her policeman father.
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with subtitles, followed by Weather
Peter Powell opens another issue of the electronic magazine live from Studio A in Manchester.
Music from Ultravox and Roman Holiday, and a debut appearance for a new band. ORS Review File invites a guest to take their own personal look at the arts, and Honor Wilson reports on the news, stories and issues of the week.
Director JULIET MAY
Producer PETER HAMILTON
Ansel Adams
The last in a series of six conversations.
Ansel Adams is America's most famous and most revered landscape photographer and, at 80, is still taking pictures of the rugged grandeur of the Californian landscape which has inspired so much of his work. In this film he shows hi£ own selection of photographs, many of which now hang in museums and fetch extraordinary prices. In his Californian home he talks to Peter Adam about his beginning as a photographer more than 50 years ago, his teachers and friends and his search for perfection which earned him a reputation as one of the world's greatest printers of photographs.
Film editor JULIAN MILLER Producer PETER ADAM
Presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses the views of the people of Darwen in Vox Pop (BBC1), the serialisation of Charles Dickens 's Dombey and Son (BBC1) and the contemporary drama series by Peter Tinniswood The Home Front (Central) with Johnny Speight , creator of Alf Garnet , children's writer Leon Garfield and Clare Venables , the director of the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. Plus what perceptions do primary schoolchildren have of television?
Assistant producer KEVIN LOADER Film director STEPHEN GARRETT Studio director CLARE PATERSON Producer JOHN ARCHER
While winter lingers, indomitable ravens nest on the bleak mountain crags. In March the lowland air brims with birdsong; by April woods and hedgerows have a mosaic of wild flowers. Spring has arrived - the marvellous renewal -the cycle of life revived by the sun.
Narrator DOUGLAS LEACH
Photography Maurice FISHER , JIM SAUNDERS Film editor MICHAEL STEVENS
Produced by keith Hopkins. BBC Bristol
The first of seven programmes by Carla Lane
Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Caroline Blakiston
with Hetty Baynes and Gay Wilde
by TIM PREECE
1951. Festival of Britain Year. Young Matthew and his friend Johnno, in Church Stretton, want to get to London to see it.
Produced by ROSEMARY HILL
Directed by PETER Hammond.
JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCORMICK , With JOAN BAKEWELL and LINDA ALEXANDER.
starring Jean-Louis Trlntlgnant Stefanla Sandrelll
Marcello's life is spent trying to sublimate a childhood crime by behaving as conventionally as possible-he even volunteers as a Fascist spy in his effort to conform. This attempt to identify with the ruling class casts Marcello even further from the society he seeks to support, when he finds that he is required to organise a murder.
Based on the novel by ALRERTO MORAVIA
Written and directed by BERNARDO BERTOLUCCI An Italian film with English subtitles
