9.10 Technical Studies
Ten programmes showing how basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry.
4: Bearing Materials
9.38 Science Workshop Paper'B'
Paper you write on, paper you wrap with, paper you sail in and paper you eat.
Producer MICHAEL COYLE
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year olds MIKE GRADY and the puppets guess what's in some packages and sing 'Brown girl in the ring'. Some time is spent with 3-year-old EZRA before and after the birth of his new baby brother.
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.15 Maths Counts by JOHN TULLY
2: Round About
E7.99? Call it £8.00 - Steve and Wendy learn how to round numbers up - and down? Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE
10.38 Maths Topics Trigonometry: 4
Sine, cosine, tangent of obtuse angles and of general positive angles.
11.0 Words and Pictures Big Dog ... Little Dog
'Why make big problems out of little problems?' asks a friendly bird, and Fred and Ted, the big dog and little dog in today's story, find a way to reconcile the differences between them.
11.17 The Music Arcade 4: Vocal Sounds (1)
(Shbwn on Monday at 2.40 pm)
11.39 General Studies
A Layperson's Guide to Lasers
12.5
Russian Language and People Learn a little Russian and look at daily life in the Soviet Union.
The Russian Alphabet: 4
12.30 Sparks
Young people making things happen.
4: The Young Guns
Comic cuts with Viz Comic,
Newcastle youth's latest shock horror.
12.55 Inside YTS
Five programmes on the Youth Training Scheme in action.
4: How am I Doing?
1.21 Encounter: France 4: School, Work, Family
'I want to be ... ' First day at work for an apprentice chef; shop assistants in training; boarding pupils at a college - and homecoming at the end of term.
1.38 Let's See. Farming Milk and Beef
2.0 Watch
Captain Cook 4: South Pole
Cook's second journey took him to the Antarctic, where he had to sail past many icebergs. He saw penguins and whales and seals. One way to keep warm was to dance the hornpipe, which is demonstrated by JAMES EARL ADAIR and LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR . Producer TOM STANIER
2.18 Brazil
2: Drought on the Land
Life in a rural community in north-east Brazil stricken by a severe drought.
2.40 Zig Zag
Water for the Desert
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The Oil Barons' Ball
Aunt Lil takes the stand at
Ray's trial - will her testimony decide his fate? Outside the courtroom excitement mounts before the Oil Barons' Ball. With the Ewings and the Bames Wentworth clans present, sparks are bound to fly-especially when Pam sees whom Bobby is escorting! Written and directed by LEONARD KATZMAN
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Further coverage
with subtitles, followed by Weather
2: Follow My Leader Commentary by Maureen Lipman
(Programme 3 tomorrow at 5.35)
An Australian drama series in nine parts adapted from the autobiographical novels by ALAN MARSHALL starring Lewis Fitz-Gerald 6: Getting Your Breath
Alan, now 19, sets off from his home in the bush, armed with appointments for job interviews and a manuscript for the Bulletin. His dreams of instant literary success, however, are soon shattered.
Screenplay by SONIA BORG Produced by JOHN GAUCI Directed by KEITH WILKES
An AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION production
The master comedian from the golden age of silent comedy in excerpts from the films that thrilled and entertained a generation.
Harold catches a crab on a day out on Coney Island in Speedy. Then, in I Do, he's left holding the baby.
Television version written by PETER DURSTON
Produced by BOB HOAG
The last of six films unravelling some of the technical, scientific, economic and political threads in the story of one of the world's most important textiles.
Written and presented by Anthony Burton Full Circle
After 200 years of varying fortunes, what is the state of the industry today in India, America and Britain?
Film cameraman IAN PUNTER Film editor KEITH WILTON Producer MICHAEL GARROD
The popular game of musical knowledge with Frank Muir and John Amis challenging
Denis Norden and Ian Wallace over questions set by Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE
Battle for the Acropolis
Narrated by Andrew Faulds One of the world's greatest buildings is about to collapse. In the next ten years the expertise of the finest academics and technicians in Greece is going to be concentrated on preserving the Acropolis of Athens for future generations.
The problems they face are staggering. They stem from atmospheric pollution and the remarkable, but ultimately disastrous, restorations earlier this century which have placed a time-bomb inside every monument on the rock. The appalling effects of acid rain on the ecology and ancient buildings of western Europe is now well documented. The
Greeks have been tackling the problem for years.
Written and produced by ROY DAVIES Series editor BRUCE NORMAN
5: Religion Shock
Christianity has traditionally preached 'one Church, one faith, one Lord', and by the end of the 4th century was executing heretics. The shock came when Christianity encountered the other major world religions, at least three of which also claim to incorporate and supersede all others. Don Cupitt follows the stories of Schopenhauer (the first Western philosopher to feel the impact of Hinduism), Annie Besant (a remarkable English woman who campaigned for a secular society and then became a theosophist) and Vivekananda (the first Hindu missionary to the West). Can the dialogue of world faiths give rise to new global understanding of religion?
Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Film editor CHRIS LYSAGHT
Assistant producer MUKTI JAIN Producer PETER ARMSTRONG Book, £12.75 from booksellers
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The Gateway Masters Bowls Tournament
With Group A decided, the attention turns to Group B: WILLIE WOOD (Scotland), DAN
MILLlGAN (Canada), DERBY ROSS (Australia), and the defending champion, GEORGE SOUZA (Hong Kong); players drawn from four continents - but only two go through.
Commentators DAVID VINE and DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
John Tusa and Vincent Hanna present a full account of the day's events at the Conservative Conference at Brighton, with Peter Snow and Jenni Murray in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
Producer DAVE STANFORD Editor DAVID DICKINSON
