9.10 Higher Education Polys and Colleges
What Sort of Place? A students'eye-view of undergraduate life, touching on what it is like to be interviewed, to master new study skills and to branch out into new subjects.
Narrator LIBBY PURVES Producer ROSANNA HIBBERT
9.38 Going to Work
Repair and Maintenance
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Breakfast Time
Introduced by MICHAEL MAYNARD and Duncan the Dragon.
Producer JUDITH MILES
10.15 Music Time A Gift for the Baby
The children perform a new Christmas musical which tells the story of a shepherd girl who discovers, when she joins the procession to Bethlehem, she's the only one who hasn't brought a gift.
Presenters JONATHAN COHEN and HELEN SPEIRS with children from WALLACE FIELDS MIDDLE SCHOOL and HEATHBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT
10.38 British Social History
5: Railways - ' a device for making the world smaller'.
KEITH CHEGWIN visits the Liverpool to Manchester line.
Producer RONALD SMEDLEY
11.0 Zig-Zag
Computers in Schools
The microcomputer has many uses. It can help children to look back into the past as well as forward into the future. PAUL COlA and SHEELAGH GILBEY see how one school used their micro to complete a topic on the Normans. Producer TOM STANIER
11.23
Talkabout Mog 's Christmas: Mog, the cat, is disconcerted when a Christmas tree starts shouting at her, and retires to the safety of the roof. Producer MOYRA CAMBLETON
11.42 General Studies
Can Marriage Survive?
Both church and state attach great importance to formalising the unions of men and women, but some prefer to make their own arrangements. This programme looks at four different life-styles and asks sixth-formers what they think about marriage.
Narrated by ALAN BENNION Producer ROSANNA HIBBERT
12.10 pm Wheels of Fire
Last of ten films about development issues in India. Next Year, Maybe ...
Land reform in West Bengal
12.40 On the Rocks
Last of ten programmes on the evolution of the landscapes around us. A Matter of Latitude
How latitude can affect rock formation
1.5-1.30 Multi-Cultural Education
Last of ten case studies for teachers
Multi-Cultural Swap Shop
Teaching experiments at primary and secondary schools.
1.38 Politics in Action
A new Modern Studies series 5: The Nuclear Debate
Taking part: PROFESSOR JOHN ERICKSON , MICHAEL ANCRAM , MP and GAVIN STRANG , MP
Narrator ALEC HEGGIE Producer ROBERT CLARK
2.1 Words and Pictures Sam 's Christmas Tree: ' Christmas without a tree isn't Christmas', thinks Sam, and his friends help him to make one.
2.18 Exploring Science
Forces and Movement: How athletes use forces in their sporting activities.
2.40 The Music Arcade
Harlequinade: The pantomime performed by TIM WHITNALL , LUCIE SKEAPING and the children.
The Coral
United Kingdom Championship
DAVID VINE introduces further coverage.
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Third of six programmes written by CLIVE DOIG
Presented by Sarah Greene and Paul McDowell
The vacuum cleaner, the we, the aerosol and the toothpaste tube. Wilf Lunn shows a new method for killing flies.
Make-up LESLEY ROUVRAY-LAWSON
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS
Produced and directed by CLIVE DOIG
A series of 18 programmes Part 13 by BARRY PURCHESE
Life gets back to normal in the wake of the suspensions. Denny tries to turn over a new leaf.
This week's cast:
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer KENNY MCBAIN Director ALISTAIR CLARK
Written and narrated by Tom Hadaway
A series of filmed narrative dramas Mary Haslem , cast out from her own community for marrying a fisherman from another village, soon has to display all the qualities and rare courage she possesses as they begin their new life together-searching for a home on a windswept and lonely Northumberland beach. But despite their harsh way of life-she is determined to survive.
Music DAVE GREENSLADE
Producer ROGER JENKINS
Director ALASTAIR REID. BBC Bristol
Introduced by Johnny Silvo Featured tonight are The Albion Band Maxie and Mitch Christy Moore
Arizona Smoke Revue
Lighting HUBERT CARTWRIGHT Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Director ALASTAIR REID. BBC Bristol Producer DON SAYER
A selection of the most popular programmes from Delia Smith's Cookery Course.
Fish is nutritious, tasty and, best of all quick to cook. In this programme Delia shows some basic and more unusual ways of preparing a range of tasty fish dishes.
A BBC videobook, Delia Smith's Home Baking (BBCV 1009); the recipes are in the Part 1 book, 14.25 and also in the Complete Cookery Course, ã10.95, from retailers
Delia Smith recipe on Ceefax page 191
From the heart of beautiful downtown Burbank, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin sock it to the 60s.
Looking it up in their Funk and Wagnell's tonight are guest stars Don Rickles , Liberace and Cliff Robertson and the Laugh-In regulars
Director GORDON WILES
Executive producer GEORGE SCHLATTER
Bob Monkhouse presents another edition of his comedy showcase in which he introduces the best of comic talent from both sides of the Atlantic.
Tonight's show features the naughtiness of Kenny Everett , the whimsicality of Charlie Drake , the lyrical wit of Libby Morris , and from America the startling comic invention of Monteith and Rand. featuring music from
The Harry Stoneham Band
Production associate NEIL SHAND Script associates
DENNIS BERSON , SPIKE MULLINS Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Designer PAUL TRERISE Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER
Prisoner or Patient?
' I think the public uses psychiatry in the sense of lubricating its own conscience.'
DR PAUL BOWDEN , psychiatrist for the Prosecution in the Nilsen trial. As increasingly horrendous crimes hit the headlines, we demand clear answers -bad or mad? Should we punish or treat? There is understandable public suspicion that whenever psychiatrists give evidence about mental abnormality in court, justice may not be done and the accused may somehow get off lightly.
This film explores how the system actually works. Filmed in prison, special hospitals, and NHS psychiatric hospitals, it asks how offenders who are judged to be mentally ill are dealt with. Are special hospitals really the ' soft option' that is feared? Has psychiatry, or society, any answer at all to the problem of psychopaths-who are in fact not mad? And what happens to the thousands of people whose cases never hit the headlines?
Film editor MICHAEL FLYNN
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by HILARY HENSON
Tonight's conversation should be wide-ranging when Frank Delaney talks to Anthony Quinton , President of Trinity College, Oxford, quizmaster, critic and philosopher, and to Roger Scruton , political columnist, political theoretician and philosopher.
Directed by PHILIP CHILVERS Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Joan Bakewell , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
