8.5 Man of Mode by George Athertdge.
6.55 Geology: Britain before Man. 7.20 Early Hustc-Hall. 7.45 Science: Ideas for the Future.
9.10 Technical Studies: 2: Sand Casting
Ten programmes showing how basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry.
9.38 Science Workshop: Fruit and Vegetables 'B'
The scientific search for a British-grown baked bean.
10.0 You and Me: Sort Them Out
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Rabbit is on the loose in the party-tricks shop and Clive has to sort out the mess.
10.15 Maths Counts: 1: Getting the Point
by John Tully.
Uncle Bert puts 18-year-old twins Steve and Wendy to the test: can they handle the mathematics of everyday life?
10.38 Maths Topics: Trigonometry (2)
Similar triangles and other shapes introduce sine, cosine, tangent as ratio.
11.0 Words and Pictures: Cats
A series of stories, songs and rhymes for young children in the early stages of reading.
Presented by Vicky Ireland.
11.17 The Music Arcade: 2: Rhythm
11.39 General Studies: Worth a Thousand Words?
12.5 Buongiorno Italia!: 2: Dov'e?
Twenty programmes for beginners in Italian.
How to ask where something is.
12.30 People First: 2: In The Beginning
Five films aimed at the parents of children with a mental handicap.
Every member of the family needs time to adjust when a child with a mental handicap is born. Yet, with the quality of local health and social services provision varying widely across the country, this is just the time when too many parents are simply left to cope on their own. This programme looks at some ways of overcoming the problems that often get in the way of parents finding - and receiving - the help they need.
12.55 Let's Go - Series 3: 2: Let's Look After Our Clothes
Presented by Brian Rix and Louisa Rix.
Ten programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people get more out of life.
Sorting, washing, rinsing, drying.
1.10 The Open University
Physics Demonstrations for Schools: 4: Electrons, Energy Levels and Spectra
Making a blast furnace full of steel to an exact recipe depends on understanding the energy levels of atomic electrons.
(Compiled from BBC/OU productions)
1.38 Let's See: Houses: 2: Where do you live?
2.1 Watch!: Robinson Crusoe - Settling In
2.18 Read On!: 2: Down in History
Books about history, from both fact and fiction shelves.
Introduced by Vicki Luke and Gordon Astley.
2.40 Zig Zag: Norman Castles
Jerusalem is the holy setting of three faiths, and this film looks at the devotion of three families who live within a mile of each other-one Jewish, one Christian. one Muslim.
Producer DAVID Thompson
A BBC/Open University production
The Dolphin Touch
Narrated by David Attenborough
In captivity their graceful agility and remarkable intelligence make them star performers at seaquaria the world over. In the wild too they've earned a reputation for seeking close contact with mani - swimming with him, rescuing him from drowning, even taking him for rides
Now there's news from Western Australia that wild dolphins are coming right up the beach, dodging playfully between the legs of bathers and accepting food from fascinated spectators-is it pure chance, or yet another astonishing encounter with a marine mammal intent on persuading us to 'join in the swim '?
Produced by ROBERT LOADER and TRISTRAM MIALL Series producer PETER DALE
BBC Bristol
Book. Wildlife Through the Camera.
110.25 from booksellers
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270
The third of eight weekly programmes presented by Robin Den selow who looks at the week's most interesting events in rock and pop music - singles and album releases, books, videos, films, concerts and news.
Designer DONAL WOODS
Executive producer MICHALL APPLETON Director PHILIP CHILVERS Producer JILL Sinclair
The fourth of seven programmes Coast to Coast
Ludovic Kennedy journeys from Pennsylvania Station in New York to Union Station in Los Angeles, and meets Hobo Joe along the way.
Series producer ROGER LAUGHTON Director GERRY TROYNA
BBC Manchester
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270
sing Rhythm on Two
Part of a concert given by this well known trio during their recent visit to this country.
Recorded on location at the Southport Theatre.
Producer KEN GRIFFIN
Presented by Simon Winchester
Each month Bookmark features the stories behind the books you read. Tonight: Peter Hall's Diaries
Sir Peter reveals the battles, triumphs and disasters of ten years at the National Theatre.
The Kingdom by the Sea
The prize-winning American writer PAUL THEROUX takes a fascinating look at the coastline of Great Britain.
The Human Body
DR JONATHAN MILLER 'S pop-up, picture book
and the techniques of paper engineering.
Guests: Bernard Levin , Shirley Conran and Brian Glover discuss the books.
The Booker McConnell Shortlist
Ian Hamilton previews the six novels nominated for the richest prize in British literature.
Executive producer BERNARD CLARK
The third of three programmes re-edited, re-organised once more as re-edits and now repeated as compilations; entitled....
Not the Nine O'Clock News
Providing another opportunity to savour the delights offered by that award-winning team Pamela Stephenson Rowan Atkinson
Griff Rhys Jones , Mel Smith
Director GEOFF POSNER
Producer* JOHN lloyd and sun birdie
A serial in six episodes by JIM ALLEN
4: A dispute on the site, and the employers bring in scab labour. The attempt to make the strike official involves Joe once more with Sarah.
Costume designer JAN WRIGHT Make-up designer ELAINE surra Designer RAYMOND CUSICK Producer COLIN TUCKER Directed by TOM CLEGG
JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW, DONALD MACCORMICK and JOAN BAKEWELL
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12.3 am Materials Failure: In Court-An Eye for an Eye
