9.8 Science Topics
Microbes and Man. The useful and not so useful roles of micro-organisms in our food chains.
9.35 Maths-in-a-Box
5: Winning and Losing
A mathematical adventure in ten episodes by ALEX GLASGOW.
9.52 Look and Read. Dark Towers Who Can Help?
10.15 Mathscore Two
5: Picture Story. Column graphs tell a story but what happens if a column is missing?
10.38 Exploring Science
Forces and Movement. Top athletes start out as ordinary people. What makes them different is their mastery over forces and their control over their own bodies.
11.0 Junior Craft, Design and Technology. Up and Down the Hill. The Lie of the Land. The design of vehicles and the surface they run on are seen together with bridges and tunnels used to smooth out the landscape.
11.22 Read On! A Matter of Opinion
11.44 Going to Work
Overcoming Handicaps
12.5 pm The Computer Programme
-Series 1. An introduction to the use of computers with the emphasis on small machines. The language used is BBC BASIC. 9: In Control
The Computer Book, £6.75 from booksellers
12.30 Business Club - Series 2 Presenter IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
9: The Computer - Time-saver or Toy? Business efficiency
The Small Business Guide, £4.50 from booksellers.
12.55-1.20 Speak for Yourself
Entertaining Friends from a Different
Culture. Have you ever wondered what to expect when invited to someone's home for the first time?
Presenters INDIRA JOSHI , BURT KWOUK , ISLA ST CLAIR, MARINA SIRTIS and TREVOR THOMAS offer hints on how to socialise with friends from a different culture.
For more information in 13 different languages on today's topic, phone [number removed]after the programme (lines are open until 5.30 pm), or write to: [address removed].
1.38 Around Scotland. Border Reivers. 1: Border Strongholds
2.1 Scene. Why Prejudice?
A group of teenagers explore the roots of prejudice - particularly racial prejudice.
2.30 English File
An Inspector Calls by J. B. PRIESTLEY . The last of three episodes with NIGEL DAVENPORT , MARGARET TYZACK , SIMON WARD , SARAH BERGER , DAVID sibley , and BERNARD HEPTON as the Inspector.
with subtitles, followed by Weather
starring
Audie Murphy
Faith Domergue Stephen McNally
Claim jumping and murder are rife in Silver City. Sheriff Lightning Tyrone takes on The
Silver Kid as his deputy to the horror of the townspeople who believe he is a killer and responsible for all the troubles.
It takes a lot of shooting and riding and fighting for The Kid to prove otherwise.
Screenplay by GERALD DRAYSON ADAMS and JOSEPH HOFFMAN Produced by LEONARD GOLDSTEIN Directed by DON SIEGEL Films: page 20
The fourth of six stories by FARRUKH DHONDY featuring Ashok Kumar
Charubala Chokshi and Zohra Segal 'You are the only man in the house, you should look after mother and sister.' Having read a love letter from his sister Manju's secret admirer, Bhupinder decides to take the law into his own hands.
Lighting BARRY CHATFIELD Designer CHARLES BOND
Script editor CAROLINE OULTON Producer PETER ANSORGE
Directed by JOHN MCGRATH BBC Pebble Mill
The last of three programmes.
Oriental art was one of Sir William Burrell's great loves, and the recently opened Burrell Collection in Glasgow duly reflects this with a breathtaking display of ceramics and bronzes from China, carpets from the near east and prints from Japan.
John Julius Norwich with Deputy Keeper Rosemary Scott explores this part of the collection, in particular the fine examples of Chinese ceramics spanning 6,000 years. He also talks to Assistant Keeper James Thomson about the items from ancient civilisations, a field Burrell became interested in late in life.
Preparing the objects for exhibition after many years in storage has been a major undertaking. Chief Conservation Officer Janet Notman describes some of the problems she encountered.
Research EILEEN MAGUIRE Lighting JOHN BLACK Sound BRIAN DEWAR
Producer KEITH ALEXANDER. BBC Scotland
The Ballet Rambert in Berlin Requiem
Music by Kurt Weill
Choreography Christopher Bruce
This exciting ballet is set in 1920s Berlin - city where anything could happen, where society seemed to be sliding happily towards its ruin in greediness and debauchery. Introduced by JOHN DRUMMOND
Directed by THOMAS GRIMM
starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Mike Farrell as B.J. Hunnicutt
During a temporary newspaper famine Winchester is the only person in the 4077th to receive his ration of the printed word. When one issue goes missing he declares war on the rest of the camp - which results in high casualties on both sides!
by DAVID CREGAN
All institutions gather dust, museums perhaps especially. New brooms come in to raise it-and what a storm that causes !
Characters in order of appearance
Costume ODETTE BARROW Lighting DAVE SYDENHAM Designer COLIN SHAW
Produced by ROSEMARY HILL Directed by GARETH DAVIES
Ruth Etchells 's passion for literature provided a welcome escape from her parents' old-fashioned religion and humble home. Yet, as she describes the pilgrimage which led her to become the first woman principal of St John's College, Durham, she reveals just how much her upbringing taught her. As her father lay dying, Ruth's quest for truth drew her towards the very faith she had scorned as a girl. '... slowly my two worlds became one and I saw how the good and evil that Shakespeare had opened up for me was there in the Gospel, but more personal, more profound, more loving than I could have dreamed ...'
Producer FAY WOOLF
Series producer JOHN WILCOX BBC Pebble Mill
JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW, DONALD MACCORMICK and JOAN BAKEWELL present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
Producers PETER BELL. TONY HALL DAVE STANFORD , JOHN MORRELL Directors
MIKE CATHERWOOD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editor NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID DICKINSON
The second of six concerts recorded at venues around the country. This week
Level 42 at The Ace, Brixton Introduced by Mark Ellen
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
