9.20 Inset Science
The fourth in a series designed to help science departments to discuss and implement in their own schools ideas about the varied demands of the secondary science curriculum.
Presented by Terry Marsh
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9.52 Making History: The Middle Ages: The Town
with Amanda Bellamy, Billy Fellows, Jack Harding and Ben Howard
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10.15 Look and Read: Geordie Racer: 4: 'This is Radio Newcastle...'
Spuggy's interview with Mickey Stone on Radio Newcastle goes well and Blue Flash is well sponsored by the time he leaves for the big race.
With Leon Armstrong, Lien Lu, Charles Collingwood, Katie Hebb, Derek Griffiths, Michael Heath, Madelaine Newton, Colin Marsh,
Fred Pearson, Peter Rowell, Julie Stevens and Kevin Whately
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10.38 The Brunel Experience: A Watery Grave
One of Brunel's greatest achievements was to float an iron-built ship across the Atlantic powered by steam and driven by propeller - the SS Great Britain. How well do today's young technologists meet a similar challenge - on a smaller scale and with everyday materials?
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11.00 Watch: Chinese New Year
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11.18 Wondermaths: 14
It's time to wrap up the presents on the spaceship Investigator. Hudson's set of 31 bricks presents a problem.
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11.35 Information World: 4: Pass It On
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12.00 Maths Topics: Probability 1
Probability from relative frequency; Thames flooding; seed testing.
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12.20pm Gli Italiani: Il restauratore di opera d'arte
An Italian version of the programme shown last Tuesday.
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12.50 Espana Viva
Third of 15 programmes
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Written and presented by Mike Amatt
BBC North West
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1.38 Dragon Trail: 2: Pwllheli Pictures
Magic lantern shows, fairground bioscopes, silent-movie stars, children's matinees and sticky sweets; Pwllheli Pictures traces the history of 'moving pictures' in general and the story of the Town Hall cinema, Pwllheli in particular.
And members of the Pwllheli Children's Theatre, Billy Kenny, cinema manager, Philip Lloyd, magic lanternist, Quinton Tiller, silent picture pianist, Mabel Evans, ice-cream lady, William Thomas, local cinema enthusiast
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A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Dibs and Cosmo both get carried away with their daydreams. Signs and symbols: toilets.
Book: "There's No Such Thing as a Dragon" by Jack Kent
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Produced by EDDIE MONTAGUE
with Greg Norman
Derek Rae talks to the 1986 British Open Champion about the highs and lows of 86. Greg reflects on the reports that said he could not handle the pressure. How wrong they were. He loves speed whether it is in a car or in a jet fighter.
Greg explains how he went from 27 handicap to scratch in two years.
Producer MIKE ABBOTT
Weather followed by Under Sail
Tall Sails on the Nile
For over 5,000 years Egypt's culture and economy has depended on sailing vessels on the River Nile. Today, vital cargoes are still carried by feluccas, the traditional lateen-rigged craft of this part of the world.
While on the Nile in Upper Egypt the tourists find the feluccas the coolest way to travel, offering the ideal way to see the ancient tombs and temples along this historic waterway.
Producer YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN (R)
Australia v England
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play in Sydney.
Television presentation CHANNEL 9 Australia
Wordsmiths from all over Britain face Paul Coia and Bryan the Computer with his sets of letters. Today
JOYCE CANSFIELD goes for four wins in a row. Her opponents are
ROY LOGAN and IRENE HOFMAN.
A Gambol on Steam
Fame and Fortune are at stake when
Dr Tony Marchington , an industrial chemist, sets out to organise the north west's largest gathering of steam traction engines, in summer 1985.
It will be a meeting of friends bonded by their passion for the power and precision of a bygone era. It is a gamble for Tony Marchington ; his obsession has driven him to put at risk his most treasured possessions - a pair of matched steam ploughing engines - Fame and Fortune. One of them will have to be sold to pay the overheads if the event at Lyme Park fails. Producer TONY WILKIE. MILLAR
Gerald Harrison introduces a series of twice-weekly concerts featuring the champion bands who appeared in the last BBC2 brass band competition.
The fifth concert in the series features from Wales
The Lewis Merthyr (Cardiff Lift Co) Band conducted by Nigel G. Seaman GUS Band conducted by Keith Wilkinson and the Leyland Vehicles Band conducted by Richard Evans Daytime viewers are invited to write in to request their favourite pieces of music from the series - these will be featured again later in the spring.
Recorded on location at
The Assembly Rooms, Derby Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound NEIL MURRAY
Designer ANDY DIMOND Producer KEN GRIFFIN
from Barnsdale
starring
Leslie Caron
Michael Wilding
An enchanting and unusual adaptation of the romance of Cinderella and her
Prince Charming set against a fairy-tale background of music and dance featuring the Ballet de Paris.
Choreography by ROLAND PETIT Music by BRONISLAU KAPER Screenplay and lyrics by HELEN DEUTSCH
Produced by EDWIN H. KNOPF
Directed by CHARLES WALTERS
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with Carlos Riera and Yolanda Vazquez
What's been happening in Spain over the past week? Plus a look at the sophisticated comics read by many adults in Spain. And why is Miss Marple speaking Spanish?
Notes for the six Spanish programmes are available (price £4.00, cheques made payable to Brighton Polytechnic) from: Telejournal, [address removed])
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Book, 'Espana Viva' by Derek Utley, paperback £6.95. Two audio cassettes at £4.95 each. Available from retailers
by BOB BLACK starring
'True Love, the Course of....' Love is in the air when Mum takes a fancy man. Trouble is, Willie doesn't fancy him at all.
Music by DAVID MCNIVEN Designer IAIN MCDONALD Director RON BAIN
Producer COLIN GILBERT
Presented by Chris Kelly Michael Barry and Jill Goolden
Top Cut: Engineering and home economics students have been testing kitchen knives to find the best - one test involves slicing up telephone directories!
Top Kit: Two home wine-making circles in Hampshire pitch their wines against each other in a tasting and recommend the best kits.
Mussel Bound: Take a handful of mussels - plentiful at the moment - some apple sauce, a little cream and a clove of garlic.... well, for the full delicious recipe you'll have to watch Food and Drink.
For factsheet send a cheque or postal order for 60p (payable to BSS) to: [address removed]
starring
Al Pacino
Tuesday Weld Dyan Cannon
Ivan Travalian is a playwright under pressure. His latest play is about to open, it's not ready, the director is incompetent and there's no lead actress. Add to that the fact that his wife has left him for a guy called
Larry Kotzwinkle , and there are five kids to support, and you might see why
Ivan's not a happy man. But every cloud....
Screenplay by ISRAEL HOROvrrz Producer IRWIN WINKLER Director ARTHUR HILLER
(First showing on British television)
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick
Australia v England
