6.5 Maths Methods: Complex Exponentials 6.30 After the Earthquake. 6.55
Engineering Mechanisms 7.24 Language
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Story: I'd Like to Buy
Written by MARGIE BARBOUR Presenters:
Carol Leader, Stuart McGugan
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD
Graphic designer JOANNA ISLES Designer JANE CLEMENT
Written and directed by TERRY MARSH Producer JOHN M. A. LANE
Executive producer: CYNTHIA FELGATE

The second of four programmes
A look at the role of floor reporters in the 1976 Republican Convention and a comparison of the perceptions of the delegates and the presentation of events by television.
A BBC/Open University production

Starring George Sanders, Wendy Barrie, Jonathan Hale

In his last appearance as the Saint, George Sanders's task is to foil a desperate gang of thieves and to deliver safely three invaluable foreign stamps, the inheritance of a beautiful girl.
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Ian Dury made this programme specially for Scene, the Schools series for teenagers. He sings some of his songs about mental disturbance, talks about them and visits a psychiatric hospital to discuss them with teenage patients.
Producer Richard CALLANAN
Series producer ROGER TONGE

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Peter Powell opens another issue of the electronic magazine live from Studio A in Manchester. Music from The Cure and reggae band Black Roots. Début appearance for Ton Tons Macoute. Honor Wilson reports on news stories and issues of the week.
Director JULIET MAY
Producer PETER HAMILTON

Ludovic Kennedy discusses the profile of Kurt Vonnegut in Arena (BBC2), Time with Betjeman (BBC2), the adaptation of A. J. Cronin 's The Citadel (BBC1) with novelist and critic Martin Amis , poet Charles Causley and Yorkshire GP Dr Mary Cleary. And Professor Laurie Taylor wonders what one's view of the world would be if there was only television to learn from.
Director CLARE PATERSON
Producer STEPHEN GARRETT
Series producer JOHN ARCHER

from Jersey
In 1963 Gerald Durrell created the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust, and now there are over 1,000 of the world's rarest animals living in 25 acres of landscaped gardens. Roy Lancaster explains the planting scheme with the help of Major Hawkins and Martin Bourke of the Zoological Gardens.
Executive producer JOHN w. KENYON Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

The fourth of seven programmes by Carla Lane
Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Caroline Blakiston
with Hetty Baynes, Gay Wilde

by JIM HILL withand
Charlie and Denny are finding the villainy business a bit disappointing just now; bank security has more than outstripped their own modest efforts at technology (i.e. a sawn-off shotgun or a bucketful of gelignite) but when they see a film unit mocking-up a getaway from a bank they realise that there is more than one way to gain access to a lot of cash.
Producer TERRY COLES
DirectorSTUART URBAN
What a glorious spoof (MORNING STAR) Knockabout comedy that really works ... a play to sit back and enjoy. Devastatingly witty asides and a splendid cast (THE DAILY TELEGRAPH)

The Biggest Street Party in the World
Every February the streets of Rio de Janeiro explode with the festivities of Carnival. This programme looks at last month's preparations, carnival in the streets and clubs, and the climax-the Samba Schools Parade.
With Anne Nightingale and Ivan Lessa
Producer TOM CORCORAN
(Postponed from 20 February)

starring Milos Kopecky
Oldrich Lukasek , a Prague lawyer, moves to the mountains for his health. He sets up his practice in a small town and is startled when his first client offers him a rabbit as a fee. As he investigates her case, Lukasek discovers that small-town ' justice' is a matter of blackmail and tampering with evidence. Outraged, he resolves to beat the system.
Screenplay by JAROSLAV DIETL Directed by JAROMIL JIRES
A Czech film with English subtitles Films: page 7