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Part two of a dramatised trilogy about Lewis Jones in his first managerial job.
A BBC/Open University production (R)

Pupils of Duddeston Manor School discuss their attitudes to staff, school and each other
A BBC/Open University production (R)

A look at the fortunes of some 16-year-old Coventry school leavers.
A BBC/Open University production (R)

Also starring Donna Reed
Things never seem to go right for George Bailey. All his life his ambitions and plans have been frustrated, but when he faces ruin, help comes from very high places...

War of the Wonks
A disagreement between law and engineering students develops into a battle of wits, pitching lawyers against a computer's logic. Even
Kingsfield is defeated by the machine's powers, until he detects a flaw in the system....
Written by JOHN JAY OSBORN JR Directed by ARTHUR SEIDELMAN

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Of Coppersmiths and Kings
Swindon was a railway town. But times have changed and British Rail will be 'getting there' without the help of Swindon's craftsmen.
Before its closure Peter Brown visited Swindon works. In this, the first of two films, he traces its history up to nationalisation.
Film editor DAVID KITSON
Producer ANDREW JOHNSTON

On the planet Triacus, Kirk is mystified to discover the bodies of a scientific colony - while their children play happily, oblivious to the tragedy. Aboard the Enterprise, the youngsters' wilfulness shows itself, as a game of ring-a-roses proves not so innocent after all... (R)

Eight films on birdwatching presented by Tony Soper 4: Strategies for Survival Film editor AL GELL
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD (R)

Introduced by Gerald Harrison from
The Assembly Rooms, Derby Twelve champion bands from all over the United Kingdom battle it out for a prize of EI,500 and the title Best of Brass Third Round
SCOTLAND V YORKSHIRE V WEST Kirkintillock Silver Band conducted by Roy Curran v IMI Yorkshire Imperial Band conducted by Ray Farr v Sun Life Band conducted by Barry Pope and competing for the viewers' Sovereign Award, three soloists:
James Smith (cornet)
Ian Harper (tenor horn)
Ian Dickinson (flugelhorn) Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound NEIL MURRAY
Designer ANDY DIMOND Producer KEN GRIFFIN

On Easter Monday BBC2 and Radio 3 broadcast Jonathan Miller 's new television production of Mozart's Cosifan tutte.
Jonathan Miller explains how he transfers this popular comic opera to the small screen, while the cameras go behind the scenes in rehearsal.
Film cameraman JOHN MCGLASHAN Film editor CHRISTOPHER HALE Director BOB LOCKYER

Health and Efficiency
The Government is spending more money than ever before on the Health Service. It points to more doctors, more nurses, more patients being treated - all part of its
'commitment to the NHS'.
But within the Health Service people wonder where the money's going. They see unqualified nurses supervising wards; ancillary staff taking wage cuts as their jobs are privatised and even whole hospitals closing. Peter Taylor investigates what's gone wrong and asks whether the Government's drive for greater efficiency will kill or cure the NHS.
Studio director MAGGIE SUTCLIFFE Producer PAUL CAMPBELL
Executive producer COLIN CAMERON BBC Manchester

with her special guest Johnny Russell
Karen's songs include 'Thunder in my heart',
'Guilty' and a duet between Shirley Bassey and Lena
Home. Princess Anne and E. L. Wisty get the Karen Kay treatment too.
America's 'round mound of sound', Johnny Russell , finds some humour in his favourite hobby, English cemeteries. Also featuring Steve Steen and Jim Sweeney
Dancers POWERPACK
Vocal backing KAY GARNER
SUE GLOVER , SUNNY LESLIE Script associate COLIN EDMONDS Additional material
BRYAN BLACKBURN. ALEX BROWN and PAT MURRAY. KAREN KAY Musical director EDDIE GRAY Choreographer CHRIS POWER
Make.up designer HELEN BARRETT Costume designer DORINDA REA Lighting STAN SNAPE
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI Produced and directed by DAVE PERROTTET

A series of films about the way we live now. Nuts! with Philip Tibenham
A scandal that rocked the Government. A bureaucratic muddle that brought Britain into disrepute. Millions of pounds of public money wasted, many careers ruined. A familiar story- but this one happened 40 years ago, to a Labour government. The Groundnut Scheme was a hugely ambitious project which succeeded only in becoming a national joke.
The plan was to turn an area of Tanganyika (now
Tanzania) half the size of Wales into an enormous allotment to grow peanuts. The nuts would be ground down for their edible oil, to help food-rationing. But there was a fatal flaw - as Lord Rothschild, a scientific adviser, discovered ...
Out in the bush the 'Nut Army' had bizarre adventures. They met a local tribe, the Wogogo, who hadn't yet invented the wheel. One chief offered native virgins to an unsuspecting civil engineer from Yorkshire; another wanted to give 500 cows for one groundnutter's wife.
Fyfe Robertson was the journalist who finally exposed the groundnut scandal: 'It destroyed for ever my belief and respect for politicians'.
Research SANDRA JONES
Film editor PETER BARBER Producer LAURENCE REES Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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The second quarter-final of BBC2's international snooker tournament for the Pot Black trophy features two outstanding Canadian players.
Bill Werbeniuk from
Vancouver is matched against Toronto's Kirk Stevens - both of them attempting to become Pot Black champion for the first time.
Commentator TED LOWE Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Presenter David Icke Director PETER HAYWARD
Producer JOHN G. SMITH
BBC Pebble Mill

with John Tusa , Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith

The Shadow of the Cross The Promise Fulfilled
Rosemary Wakelin suggests that the Church has been faithful to the intention of its founder only when it has chosen the way of the cross, the path of costly love - and of suffering.

Highlights of Her Majesty The Queen's visit to
Chichester Cathedral for the annual distribution of the Maundy money
Commentator ERIC ROBSON MICHAEL BEGG
12.10 am Weekend Outlook helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University.
This week's selection includes The Madonna di San Biagio and The Shape of Things to Come Producer TED SMITH
A BBC/Open University production

Many villagers from Sakultutan in Turkey have sought work in Germany, but cultural alienation creates a growing feeling of insecurity.
(R)
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