6.5 Maths: In Perspective. 6.3t Digital Measurement. 6.55 Visual Illusions: Now You See It. 7.20 Inner City Story: 2. 7.4S Classical Greece: The Theatre.
Can the game of ' consequences' help in exploring problems of communication arising from physical handicap?
Producer ANN POINTON
A BBC/Open University production
10: The Acid Trail
In the small Norfolk town of Attleborough local experts like Mr Last the beekeeper, Mrs Dor rell the lacemaker and Miss Hull the football referee are all willing to teach others their skills. But until a recent survey was made, nobody had thought of asking them. Then in an unusual experiment the people of Attleborough were asked what they would like to teach - and to learn.
Commentary by RAY GOSLING
Assistant producer KATHARINE EVERETT Producer TONY MATTHEWS
A series of six programmes in which British men and women recall their unusual or little known lives in uniform. 1: Soldiers of the Queen
Eye-witness accounts by two of the last surviving veterans of a war that was fought 80 years ago during the reign of Queen Victoria. Archie Bowers , 98, was in the West Kent Yeomanry with the RAMC. And William Bilham, 103, was in a private in the RAMC. As a background to their visual stories of the distant battles of the Boer War are war illustrators' pictures from The Sphere, The Graphic and The Illustrated London News.
Stephen Peet 's documentary memorably captured what must be among the last personal memories of an all-too-forgotten war of Empire space.
More music and conversation from the courtyard.
Introduced by Sally James, Paul Coia and Bob Langley
BBC Pebble Mill
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Ten films about development issues in India
6: With Our Own Hands
Hyderabad is one of the fastest-growing cities in India. Something like half the city's population-over a million people -used to live in appalling slums. During the last 15 years, the city's Urban Community Development Programme-UCDPhas transformed conditions for Hyderabad slum dwellers by helping people to help themselves-the cobblers of Jagjivannagar, the carpenters of Ranganagar, the women of Bharatnagar.
Photography DAVID SWAN
Directed by Julian stenwxjse Produced by Howard smith
The third of four programmes with Tony Soper. Spear Fishers
Blue flashing kingfishers, elegant grey herons are expert solitary fishermen. TONY SOPER explores their choice streams and estuaries, and watches these shy, secretive birds fishing with rapier-like precision.
Film editor BERNARD roughton Producer KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol
with Montgomery Clift Eva Marie Saint continues a season of films starring Elizabeth Taylor
Against an epic portrayal of America in the turbulent 1860s, this lavish adventure film tells the story of John Shawnessy and of the two girls in his life-Nell Gaither and a beautiful New Orleans belle, Susanna Drake , whom he marries. The story begins with Abraham Lincoln 's election in 1860 and follows the abolitionist struggles up to America's devastating Civil War.
Screenplay by MILLARD Kaufman from the novel by ROSS LOCKRIDGE JR Produced by DAVID LEWIS
Directed by EDWARD dmytrtk Films: page 12
JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCORMICK , with JOAN BAKEWELL and LINDA ALEXANDER , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
11.40 Images: The Surface of Mars
How superb pictures were obtained by the Viking lander TV cameras in the summer ot 1976.
12.5 am Public Transport in South Yorkshire
How does a Metropolitan County Council develop a public transport policy? A look at the decision-making process of the South Yorkshire County Council.
