10.45 Science Preparatory Maths: Angles
11.0 Outward Bound
Contented Cows and Other Animals
Experiments on lambs wearing balaclava helmets; hens laying multicoloured eggs; pigs building nests, and chickens helping design their own cages.... such research projects on farm animals could lead to big improvements in the way they are treated.
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY Written and produced by HILARY HENSON
The Benson and Hedges Championships from Wembley Arena Live coverage of this afternoon's singles final.
JOHN MCENROE started as favourite to win for the sixth time in seven years.
The one man who beat him in that run of victories was JIMMY CONNORS - Will it be his turn again this year?
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , MARK COX GERALD WILLIAMS
Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON ALASTAIR SCOTT
Anatoly Karpov v Gary Kasparov
Jeremy James reports
Commentary Bill Hartston Producer JILL DAWSON
A weekly discussion of issues and ideas, with Bryan Magee This week: historian Lord Briggs philosopher Professor Ernest Gellner , scientist Professor Richard Gregory and critic Hilary Spurling.
Assistant producer IAN PAUL
Studio director DAVID Mitchell Producer CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM BBC Bristol
Moira Stuart looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles Editor BOB MCDOUGAL
Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton with Luke Casey, Nick Clarke and Mark Rogerson reporting.
Including this week: The Other Boys from the Black Stuff: how Canada is scraping oil from the bottom of the barrel by turning the tar sands of Alberta into oil. Who's for the USM?: in the last four years the unlisted securities market has turned many entrepreneurs into overnight millionaires. But should the small saver join in the fun? Plus: The Nun's Story: how Sister Josepha's thriving altar-bread business is helping some of Lancashire's unemployed start their own businesses.
Six families and their houses It is not only stately homes which are infused with family history, memories and traditions. More ordinary dwellings carry their own stories.
A miner's terraced house in Yorkshire.
'Living in Grimethorpe you can't ignore the pit.' Indeed the pithead towers over the terraced house where Lucy Mallinson brought up nine children. Only Lucy, son Slogger and daughter Joan live in the house now. Lucy wouldn't live anywhere else but Slogger hopes for a pools win. 'I'd buy a bungalow in Bridlington and have some fresh air. It'd do me fine, that'. Filmed just before the strike the six brother colliers give an insight into life in a coalmining community.
One Man Island
Noisy with guillemots and razorbills, kittiwakes and seals, the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth shimmers with life. Artist and naturalist Keith Brockie has been finding his way to the island for ten years, and now for the first time has devoted a full 12 months to capturing the inhabitants in paint and pencil (fulmar, above). It's a chance to enjoy, through his eyes, the burglary of nest-building shags, the aerial fly-past of thousands of puffins, and the flowers and rhythms of an island's seasons.
Narrated by Anthony Quayle Directed and photographed by MIKE HERD
Produced for QUAILSPRING by IAN FLEMING
Series editor PETER JONES BBC Bristol
Presented by Peter Schaufuss 3: New Moves
It sometimes seems that there are no limits to the movements which the dancers of today can perform. So it's up to today's choreographers to be equally imaginative in devising new works.
In tonight's film
Peter Schaufuss looks at five leading choreographers at work. with Maurice Bejart , Robert Cohan , Kenneth MacMillan , Roland Petit , Glen Tetley and (in order of appearance) Frank Andersen ,
Lis Jeppesen and artists of the Royal Danish Ballet.
Alessandra Ferri , Jennifer Penney , Stephen Jefferies and artists of the Royal Ballet
Richard Cragun Jean Charles Gil Grazia Galante Michel Gascard Patrice Touron and artists of the Ballet of the Twentieth Century Patrick Harding-Irmer and artists of the London Contemporary Dance Theatre
Elisabetta Terabust
Music played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
The Royal Danish Orchestra Programme consultant CLEMENT CRISP Photography
PETER HALL , JOHN MCGLASHAN ELMER COSSEY , COLIN WALDECK Film editor ROBIN SALES Producers
DEREK BAILEY , JULIA MATHESON Director DEREK BAILEY
Ludovic Kennedy discusses Italians (BBC2), The Bill
(ITV) and Crimewatch UK
(BBC1) with Italian journalist Gaia Servadio , Channel 4 newscaster Trevor McDonald and reformed criminal John McVicar.
Plus the issue raised by Crimewatch UK: is it public service or police propaganda? Does it fight crime or glamorise it? Are dramatic reconstructions of crimes helpful or voyeuristic? Assistant producers
HENRIETTA GILPIN , KEVIN LOADER Producer JOHN ARCHER
Highlights of this morning's Cenotaph service.
continues a season of films of fantasy and prediction.
Starring Jon Finch Jenny Runacre
Jerry Cornelius , Nobel prize-winner and adventurer extraordinary, attends his father's melancholy funeral in Lapland, all the while remembering premonitions of the end of the present world - and the birth of a 'new age'. Cornelius sets out on a quest to discover the truth of the warning and finds himself drawn deeper and deeper into bizarre experiments to save the world by a 'final programme' and the creation of the new Messiah.
Produced by JOHN GOLDSTONE and SANDY UEBERSON
Written and directed by ROBERT FUEST
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