6.5 Maths Methods: III Conditioning
6.30 Open Forum: Professor Derek Pugh on 'The management of complex systems'.
7.20 Before Einstein
9.8 Science Topics: Fertilisation
How plants and animals achieve fertilisation.
9.30 Everyday Science: Science and Money
Why do we need a 11 coin? How was it designed and how is it manufactured?
Narrator FERGUS O'KELLY
Producer MICHAEL COYLE
9.52 Look and Read: The Boy from Space: In Danger!
10.15 Mathscore One 7: Mirror Image
ELAINE DONNELLY and ROGER SLOMAN come face to face with ... themselves?
10.38 Pages from Ceefax
11.0 The History Trail: 2: Living in London
The pleasures of Vauxhall - and life in a grand house.
Presenter LORAIN BERTORELLI
Producer DAVID SCOTT COWAN
11.22 Religious and Moral Education: 2: More Man-Power
Young children and their developing identities.
11.44 Going to Work: Hairdressing
12.5 Making the Most of the Micro: 1: Introducing Graphics
Developing the principles explained in Series 1 and showing in more detail what micros can do, and how to use them. Presenter Ian McNaught-Davis
For further information on the computer literacy project send large sae (12" x 9") + 17p stamp to: Broadcasting Support Services, [address removed]
12.30 Micros in the Classroom
The fourth of five films about microcomputers in UK schools.
Let's Fiddle with the Facts
12.55 Speak for Yourself
14: Apologising and Complaining
INDIRA JOSHI, BURT KWOUK, MARINA SIRTIS, ISLA ST CLAIR and TREVOR THOMAS demonstrate strategies for complaining and apologising and show you how best to cope with difficult situations which can arise between neighbours.
1.20 Pages from Ceefax
1.38 Around Scotland Behind the Scenes 1: Hospital
2.1 Scene: The Kids are OK: 2: Father's Day
by Jack Ronder
How are Kenny and Jill, a year after their parents' separation?
2.30 English File: Media Studies: Talking Pictures.
How television cameras are used to shoot drama. A workshop with a group of students from Weston in which camera angles and shot-sizes are related to a short sketch played as a comedy and then as a thriller.
Producer DAN GARRETT
Series producer GEOFF WILSON
The Embassy
World Indoor Bowls Championship from the Coatbridge
Indoor Bowling Club
Coverage from the last quarter-final match. The third quarter-final was also decided earlier today.
Commentary team: DOUGIE DONNELLY DAVID RHYS JONES, DAVID BRYANT ,
GRAHAM HOWARD. JIMMY DAVIDSON
helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University.
Producer CHARLES COOPER
A BBC/Open University production
with subtitles, followed by Weather
opens a season of films starring one of Britain's most endearing actresses, Margaret Rutherford. Today with Robert Morley and Flora Robson
When a wealthy recluse is frightened to death, Miss Marple is quick to suspect murder, but her report to the police falls on deaf ears. 'There is only one course open to me. I shall have to investigate this myself.'
Screenplay by JAMES p. CAVANAGH. Based on AGATHA CHRISTIE 'S novel After the Funeral Produced by GEORGE BROWN Directed by GEORGE POLLOCK
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Potentially explosive and dangerous, Zea had to be filmed in less than two seconds at a speed of 5,000 frames a second and with a light source 70 times stronger than sunlight - the result, an award-winning film that transforms the commonplace into magic.
Directed by ANDRE LEDUC and JEAN-JACQUES LEDUC Produced by the NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA
Don't forget Valentine! With only four days to go it's time for heart-searching decisions. Is it Samantha or Cindy or George or Andy? That's your problem - which is why it's no good expecting any help from Peter Powell, who'll be busy introducing live music from Marillion and Marilyn and new band The Farm. Nor from Nick Rowan or Dick Witts who are busy making films - or any of the star guests - or our studio audience. They're all saying nothing. Only you know. So, mum's the word.
A World About Us special
In the early hours of 31 December a military coup took place in Nigeria. It toppled a civilian government that could claim, with some justification, that under its administration the country had had a genuine opposition, an independent press, free elections and no political prisoners. Others claim that it had mishandled Nigeria's oil wealth and had become profligate, inept and staggeringly corrupt. A month before the coup a BBC team were there making a film with Nigerian singer and television journalist Onyeka Onwenu. Travelling the country, she talks with bankers and industrialists, street traders and farmers. With anger, affection and great candour she vividly captures the mood of the country in those critical weeks as the tensions mounted.
from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Mayo Whatever the weather, any gardener who wants to keep up with the game must start a wide variety of vegetables in the heated greenhouse, propagator or on the window sill. GEOFF HAMILTON is anxious to erect the fencing round the 'starting from scratch' garden and Robert Hillier suggests 'best buys' of bare-rooted and container-grown shrubs and trees.
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Executive producer JOHN KENYON Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Where There's a Will There's a War When B.J. goes to Seoul for a haircut, Hawkeye goes to the front in his place and has a close shave. Being under fire prompts him to write a will and remember times past. While potential beneficiaries back at the 4077th hear that a surgeon has been killed in action....
Directed by ALAN ALDA
Tonight one of television's best-known personalities reveals another surprise line-up of guests. After years of travelling the world in search of the weird, the wonderful and the wealthy, Alan Whicker invites guests from far and wide to join him in his studio for 40 minutes of intimate and self-revealing conversation.
Director JOHN ROONEY Producer JENNY DANKS
Editor KEN STEPHINSON. BBC Manchester
New Zealand u England
Highlights of the first day's play from Wellington
The Embassy World Indoor
« Bowls Championship from
Coatbridge DOUGIE DONNELLY introduces highlights
Billy Bragg, Steve Nieve and The Boomtown Rats plus rock news, interviews and the latest videos, a look at the US charts and a report on cable music in Britain.
With Mark Ellen and David Hepworth
