Physics: Reflections on Waves
Parliamentary update.
The restoration of a Bridgwater ketch.
Pathe News of 1952. (B/w. Rptd on Thursday at 10.00am)
In March, five companies began contracts to maintain nine Royal Parks in and around London.
Amid fears that standards will fall, Michael Goldfarb reports on their future.
Comedy adventure starring Dean Martin Jerry Lewis
When a nightclub crooner becomes romantically involved with a gangster's moll, he and his bumbling pal go on the run and end up on a haunted island.
With George Dolenz , Jack Lambert , Dorothy Malone and William Ching. Director George Marshall
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The entertainment magazine show from America.
A day in the life of retired Tully George of Norfolk.
Children's programme.
A fascinating afternoon is in prospect at the Lawn Tennis Championships, as the scramble for quarter-final places continues. Desmond Lynam introduces the live action, and keeps you up-to-date with today's results. • STEREO
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2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Last in the present series.
Speaking Out. Half a million stammerers in the UK need help to overcome their speech problem and "at the moment there are pitifully few places for us to go," says Ron Kennedy who stammers himself. In his film, he features stammerers talking about their lives and the everyday situations that can fill them with dread. For the lucky few, successful therapy is an enormous liberation, and Ron Kennedy wants more courses on offer to stammerers of all ages combined with essential back-up treatment. "In my own case", he says, "I just wanted my children to grow up knowing me as a fluent person." Director Jane Gaylard
Series producer Giles Oakley
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A rare chance to see Santha Rama Rau's acclaimed 1965 Play of the Month adaptation of E.M. Forster's novel.
Featuring a distinguished cast, the film is a classic exploration of the cultural gap and mutual distrust between the British and Indian communities.
Adela Quested, an emotionally unstable young English woman, is brought to India by her prospective mother-in-law, Mrs Moore. There, they are befriended by Dr Aziz.
With Sue Cameron.
Documentary directed in 1963 by Jack Gold for the early-evening magazine programme. It examines the troubles facing working-class Afro-Caribbeans in Britain at that time. The commentary was provided by Barbadian poet and writer George Lamming.
The opening episode of Britain's first attempt at a black TV soap which was also the first drama series about black people created by a black writer, Michael Abbensetts.
The Birth of Calculus
