6.30 Living with Death

6.55 The Yorkshire Woollen Industry

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The Einstein revolutionary breakthrough with the concept of relativity rests on the scientific discoveries of Isaac Newton and Galileo.
A BBC Open University production
(Repeat)

4.10 The Swettenham Stud Sussex Stakes (Old Mile)
The one mile Championship of Europe, and the most valuable race ever run over this distance with a first prize in excess of £120,000.
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN

with subtitles, followed by Weather

For soccer manager Jack Charlton there are many sporting heroes: fellow footballer Bobby Moore, boxer Joe Louis, England cricketer Ray Illingworth and rugby scrum-half Gareth Edwards.
But in conversation with Eric Robson Jack also reveals a fascination for the sea, and for two men who sailed into heroism - Captain Cook and Sir Francis Chichester.
(First shown on BBC North East)

starring
Paul Winfield
Rita Tushingham
Returning home from Vietnam, black war veteran Lloyd Dubeck is faced by intolerance, unemployment and racism. He decides to return to Saigon and look for his girlfriend and baby. Lloyd's ally in his search for his green-eyed son is Trung, an appealing 9-year-old whose friendship Lloyd is eventually able to repay.
Screenplay by DAVID SELTZER from a story by DAVID SELTZER and EUGENE LOGAN
Produced by DAVID SELTZER and EUGENE LOGAN
Directed by JOHN ERMAN
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Where the public sets the agenda
Little Goldfish People
I jump, a ripple spreads, They smile and nod their caring heads,
Then caring heads just walk away
Happy that they've seen me play.
(Extract from Little Goldfish Men, a poem by PIPPA [text removed] , aged 12 years)
Pippa is now 14 and, with her 8-year-old brother Lloyd, has for the past three years been looking after her mum who suffers from multiple sclerosis. Although still at school they're also free home-helps between the homework. But who cares about Pippa, or the 10,000 other children in a similar situation in this country? No one it seems. Producer PAUL PIERROT
Assistant producer CLARE RILEY COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
0 HELPLINES: page 69

A series of eight prize-winning films from different parts of the world.
4: Starlings at Work
This film, made in Holland by Joost Tinbergen , was a strong contender for the Scientific award at last year's Wildscreen Festival.
For six years, Tinbergen conducted a time and motion study on starlings as they raced to rear their nestlings. To do this, he observed one pair from dawn till dusk, and monitored every morsel of food the birds brought back to their young. He discovered that starlings are amazingly efficient foragers.
Presented for television by GEORGE INGER BBC Bristol

Presented by Paul Heiney The weekly magazine with news and vital information for everybody interested in going away this summer. Kathy Rochford 's
Mediterranean report - this week; Cap d'Agde, one of the new resorts in the south of France. Weather facts and forecasts from Jim Bacon.
And if you can just get up and go - the last-minute holiday bargains. The Travel Show
Information Line: [number removed]Studio director SUE LOCHEAD
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON BBC Manchester

The Dobrogea region in south-east Romania includes ancient steppe country and the magnificent Danube Delta wetlands. Every winter tens of thousands of visiting wild geese are attracted to the enormous prairie fields of new wheat. A short flight away, hundreds of lakes provide a safe resting place for them.
In summer, these delta waters become a beautiful wildlife paradise, where the great reedbeds provide a secret breeding retreat for the spectacular white pelicans - their last stronghold in Europe.
Narrator Andrew Sachs Director and photographer ALAN MCGREGOR
Editing ALEC BROWN and ANDY MORT Producer PETER JONES. BBC Bristol

Introduced by James Bellini This year over 15,000 works from nearly 6,000 artists arrived at Burlington House, Piccadilly, the home of the Royal Academy of Arts, for consideration by the hanging committee for the 217th Summer Exhibition. In this second programme you can see some of the 1,700 exhibits which passed the scrutiny of both the selection and hanging committees. Research MAGDA GULVIN
Assistant producer JOY CORBETT Producer KEN GRIFFIN

11.45 Weatherview

11.50 Digital Measurement
An exploration of the impact of digital electronics on the design of weighing machines and loudspeakers.

12.15 Biology: Feeding Mechanisms
Ragworm or tapeworm, planarion or periwinkle - how some animals eat their food.

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