6.30 Sociology: Caste and Class. 6.55 Maths: Catastrophe Theory. 7.20 Discovering Chemistry. 7.45 King Frederick and Voltaire.
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor Written and directed by MAUREEN ROFFEY Presenters
Sarah Long , Andrew Secombe
Book Play School Stories. 95p from booksellers; Bang on a Drum (record REC 474, cassette zcm 474) from retailers or Teledata (phone [number removed])
Bedford College of Higher Education offers a remarkable range of courses, catering for PE students, retired people, farm-workers, and the mentally handicapped, as well as traditional further education students. At Bedford, FE really does mean For Everyone.
Producer ANNE DRACK
A BBC/Open University production
Selected episodes from this delightful and imaginativeAmerican comedy series from the 50's starring
Bank Securities
Those blithe, spirits the Kerbys and their dog Neil Cause problems for their host, when $50,000-worth of bonds mysteriously disappear from Topper's huse.
Produced by JOHN.W LOVETON
There is an old Chinese saying: ' One monk will shoulder two buckets of water, two monks will share the load, but add a third monk and no one will want to fetch water'. When a third monk arrives at a temple high up on a -hill, all three monks go thirsty, until there is a fire
Directedby^da. Produced by SHANGHAI ANIMATION FILM STUDIO (Postponed from IS May)
An Australian drama in nine parts adapted from the. autobiographical novelsbY'ALAN Marshall starring Lewis fite-Gerald 6 Getting
YourBreath Alan , now 19, sets off from his home in the bush armed with appointments for job interviews and; a manuscript for the Bulletin; His dreams of instant literary success, however, are soon shattered.
Screenplay by SONIA BORG Produced by JOHN CAUCI
Directedby KEITH WILKES
An AUSTRALIANBROADCASTINGCOMMISSION production
(For details see BBC1 at 8.0 pm)
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Whale of a Tangle
Narrated by David Attenborough
What happens when a 40-ton whale, hits a fishing net?
In 1979, 30 whales died and three million dollars were lost in wrecked nets and lost catches off the Atlantic coast of Canada. David ATTENDOROUGH reports from Newfoundland on the causes and the attempts that were made to find a solution to the head-on collision between this endangered species and desperate fishermen.
Photography MARTIN SAUNDERS
Written and produced by RICHARDSBROCK BBC Bristol Subtites on Ceefax page 270
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Joanna Lumley , Hugh Leonard and Arthur Marshall
Patricia Hodge , Niek Ross Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MaryGOOBSON and BILL TODMAN
Produced and directedby PAUL CIANI
40th Anniversary Concert with the London Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor KENNY CLAYTON from, the Royal Albert Hall , London ,The first of two programmes in which Petula Clark musically celebrates her 40 years in showbusiness; from her first broadcast singing to forces overseas in the 40s; through numerous films, record hits like ' Downtown' and ' This is my song'; to television and concert appearances worldwide and, most recently, her West End starring role in The Sound of Music.
Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting JOHN MASON
A. BBC co-production with PROGENAR SA
Television presentation YVONNE LITTLEWOOD
Spike Milligan in the last of the Spotlight series.
With his mischievous sense of humour, his acute powers of observation, his amusing interpretation of the ludicrous, Spike recalls the circumstances which led to him becoming a performer on the stage, and describes with a sequence of true stories 'much funnier than the ones you invent' his showbusiness career, full of hilarious and bizarre happenings.
Trio: Alan Claire, Allan Ganley and Lenny Bush
Recorded at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield.
Presented by Maria Aitken
Once again Maria tempts famous guests to reveal their more personal memories by inviting them to take part in her game of reminiscence. Peter Skellern plays their favourite music. Appearing tonight are
Yehudl Menuhin and Clare Francis
Assistant producer NICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE Director DAVID G CRIPT Executive procedureFREANGESWHITAKER Producer LAVINIAWARNER
JOHN TUSA, PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCORMICK, present full coverage of the day's developments on the hustings, and examine the most important issues of the campaign with leading politicians.
Vincent Hanna analyses the latest swings in voters' intentions with 'the Newsnight 100' - the programme's representative panel of voters from across the countryâ and Newsnight's team of reporters cover the country to bring you details of the constituencies, the personalities and the issues that will determine the result.
Linda Alexander and Joan Bakewell present Newsnight's review and analysis of the rest of the day's events with the programme's correspondents in Britain and around the world.
Producers
PETER BELL ,TONY HALL, DAVE STANFORD
Directors
MIKE CATHERWOOD, JOHN WILKINSON
Assignment Editors
NICK GUTHRIE, JOHN MORRELL
Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS
Editor DAVID LLOYD
