6.5 Maths Methods: Springs
6.30 Perfect Heat Engines
6.55 Journey into Frequency bpace
7.20 Chemistry: Poisons that Paralyse
7.45 Psychology: Questions of Behaviour

9.8 Science Topics: Metals

9.35 Maths-in-a-Box: A fantasy in ten parts 10: Evens and Odds and Ends
Producer MORTON SURGUY

9.52 Look and Read: The Boy from Space: 9: Captured!

10.15 Mathscore Two: 10: Massive Endings. Roger finds his own volume and discovers Elaine can be balanced against a third of a million pounds!

10.38 Exploring Science: Reproduction and Survival
Reproductive techniques to assure survival.

11.0 Look, Look and Look Again: Working Drawings

11.22 Geography 11-13: Story from Ghana

11.44 Going to Work: Youth Training Schemes

12.5 Making the Most of the Micro: 9: Moving Pictures
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

12.30 Computers in Control: 4: Getting it Together.
IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS looks at some of the thinking behind more complex computer-controlled devices.
Production DAVID ALLEN , ROBIN MUDGE

12.55 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Around Scotland: Forestry: 3: Working with Wood

2.1 Scene: To Turn a Blind Eye by FARRUKH DHONDY
How is the prejudiced old blind man to know the cockney boy isn't white?

2.30 English File: Language in Action: 4: Points of View: What are the arguments for and against the use of animals in scientific research and safety testing? London school pupils investigate the issue.

OU programmes of general interest. A BBC/Open University production

The Case of Czechoslovakia
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

[Starring] Alec Guinness
The first of a short season of films to celebrate his 70th birthday.
With Stanley Holloway, Sidney James, Alfie Bass

Behind the modest exterior of Mr Holland lurks a criminal mind of awe-inspiring ambition. Mr Holland's job is supervising bullion deliveries at the bank and his immediate target is one million pounds in gold. When he meets Pendlebury, Mr Holland's plans begin to take shape.

This Ealing comedy provided Guinness with one of his great comedy roles and is firmly established as one of the classic British films.

Peter Powell opens another edition of BBC2's electronic magazine with live music from Lost Loved Ones. Nick Rowan reports on issues in the news and Nick Beggs of Kajagoogoo guests.
Director JUUET MAY
Producer PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester
Write to: ORS 84, PO Box 27, Manchester

Maori-The New Dawn Reporter Michael Dean New Zealand Maoris have always had a cosy image abroad (the beautiful soprano singing at the Royal Wedding, muscular rugby players in All Black jerseys, graceful dancers in flaxen skirts), but it's one they've come to resent. They never were the happily integrated minority of popular legend and now in the 80s, as their White-dominated society falters in the grip of long recession, Maoris are beginning to assert themselves.
New Zealand, long regarded as a model of social harmony, is beginning to rumble with discontent. Maoris who dominate the social casualty lists - the ill, the jobless, the imprisoned - are demanding a better deal. They want their language and culture revised, and their tribal lands restored. Their faith in themselves is growing, as more and more educated young Maoris embrace old tribal traditions. MICHAEL DEAN , a New Zealander himself, reports on what Maoris believe is a new dawn in the land that for 1,000 years was theirs alone.
Film cameraman MIKE SPOONER Film editor PADDY WILSON Producer TOM CONWAY
Series editor ANTHONY ISAACS

Shades of Summer from Wallington Gardens
It is a bit of a surprise to find shrubs from New Mexico and California growing in the heart of Northumberland, but they flourish in this beautiful walled garden.
Roy Lancaster and Head Gardener Geoffrey Moon discover a host of plants that with a bit of cunning can survive the tough northern climate, and Graham Rose of the Sunday Times talks to Pauline Dower about the history of Wallington.
Production assistant ANNE GANDON Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

starring with That Darn Kid
A goat with expensive tastes gets Hawkeye into trouble when it eats the $22,000 camp payroll. Charles buys what he thinks is a rare vase, but the only interest involved turns out to be on the money he borrows to buy it - 100 per cent per day!
Directed by DAVID OGDEN STIERS

One of television's most widely-travelled personalities presents his own very individual style of chat show.
Familiar and unfamiliar guests join Alan Whicker for 40 minutes of intimate - and sometimes surprising - conversation.
Director JOHN ROONEY Producer JENNY DANKS Editor KEN STEPHINSON BBC Manchester

by Gillian Hawser and John Graham
Starring Michael Jayston as Colonel Sheldrake, Stacy Dorning as the waitress and Alan Cox as Kenton

What's a chap to do when he's 12 years old, his best friend has mumps and he's forced to spend the long summer hols in 1928 with his stamp-collecting, orchid-growing father? He can write a novel... but what about? Suddenly young Kenton meets a 'goddess'.

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with MAUREEN CARTER and BRIDGET KENDALL

The Yonex All England
Open Championships 1984 from Wembley Arena England have four pairs of the eight seeded in today's
Mixed Doubles.
MARTIN DEW AND GILLIAN GILKS are the favourites, while MIKE TREDGETT AND KAREN CHAPMAN , along with NIGEL TIER AND GILLIAN GOWERS , are seeded to reach the semi-finals.
Commentators DAVID ICKE and DEREK TALBOT
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN

The Richard Thompson Big Band John Hiatt
Plus rock news, interviews and the latest videos with Mark Ellen and David Hepworth
Director TOM CORCORAN Producer TREVOR DANN
Editor MICHAEL APPLETON
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