The First Years of Life: Clash!
Childhood 5-10: Self-Help Projects
Health Choices: Tell Me When It Hurts
Caring for Older People: Hospital
Science Preparatory Maths: Graphs
Countdown to the OU: 3
Frank Middlemass talks to Eric Robson about the heroes he admires (Last in series)
Talking Turtle - how children are coping with the computer called "the turtle," programmed with a special language - LOGO - specifically designed for learning
Third of five programmes in which John Lill and Alfred Brendel play the last five piano sonatas
Fifth of eight programmes looking behind the doors of Westminster and Parliament “Order, Order"
Wasps vs. Rosslyn Park from Sudbury - commentary, plus the rest of the weekend's rugby news
(New series) Return of the weekly winter sports series from the mountain slopes of Europe. This week: the Men's Downhill from Schladming
Jan Leeming. With subtitles
North Sea oil is currently flowing ashore in massive quantities. But the first phase of the boom is almost over and companies are already vying with each other with plans to extract oil from the more inaccesaible fields. Can British construction companies benefit from this new phase? The programme looks at the first stage of North Sea oil development during the late 60s and early 70s and finds that despite the massive contracts involved, many of the orders for rigs and other extraction equipment went abroad. With Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
From Ganton Golf Club, Scarborough, with guest Stuart Young, Chairman of the Board of Governors (Last in series)
Birds of Paradox.” The fate and future of some of the rarest and most fascinating birds that cannot fly
Programmes under review will be An Englishman Abroad" (BBC 1). "Q.E.D." The Future Is Further Away Than You Think" (BBC 1) and “The Great Palace” (BBC 2). Ludovic Kennedy invites comments from his panel of guests. There is also a feature on regional "opt outs" - programmes not shown on the network
A "Forty Minutes" documentary looking at Thanet Wing within Maidstone Prison which is self-contained, housing 100 of the prisoners who have asked for protection from their fellow inmates
Serialisation of the novel by Jane Austen. With Anna Massey, Bernard Hepton and Angela Pleasence
Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins star as two writers, one “serious" author, the other a successful pulp novelist, whose childhood friendship turns into rivalry with unexpected results. Directed by Vincent Sherman in 1943
