6.45 Physics: X-Rays and Energy Levels
7. 10 Geometry: Silicate Structures
7.35 Failure of Stressed Materials: Aircraft
Last part of the daily story in the adventure series.
To Catch a Creep. Alex discovers that his pen pal has betrayed him.
The story of the pilot cutter ships of the Bristol Channel which have stood the test of time. Rpt
Musical comedy.
A pair of down-and-out songwriters meet a man who sings in his sleep.
Director Ben Stoloff (1938)
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Black comedy starring Carole Lombard
Fredric March
Wicked satire in which an unscrupulous journalist exploits a human interest story to its absolute limits.
DirectorWilliam Wellman (1937)
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Two shorts by the famous comedy duo.
Them Thar Hills
On doctor's orders Stan and Ollie decide to go to the country. Director Hal Roach (1934)
And at 12.00
The Laurel and Hardy Murder Case
Stan and Ollie attend the reading of the late Ebenezer Laurel's will.
Director Hal Roach (1930)
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A documentary about Ratih Dardo of Java who has led a jet-set life, but has now chosen to become a psychiatric social worker in a hospital in Jakarta.
Animation.
(Rpt)
The pleasures of bird-watching. Presented by Tony Soper.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by The English Woman and the Horse
A highly-acclaimed film that celebrates the warmth, affection and unbridled enthusiasm that women of all ages feel for their horses.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by AUSSieS Jack Pizzey looks at the Australian way of life. Today, why thousands of city slickers. don cowboy gear and pretend to be cattlemen. Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
A film which follows veteran jazz musicians from the Kansas City Jazz Band on tour. Rpt
From Hickstead. Featuring the Silk Cut Tankard. First of four days of top-class international show jumping, leading to
Sunday's Hickstead Derby. Commentary by Stephen Hadley and Michael Tucker. Introduced by David Vine. Producer Wendy Sheppard
FILM Comedy drama starring
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
During the Second World War a solitary South Seas beachcomber is "persuaded" to be a military observer and gets landed with some unexpected guests.
Director Ralph Nelson (1964)
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Another chance to find out possible answers to some of life's more bizarre questions. For example: "If sex was the only form of exercise, how much would you need to keep fit?" or "What's the best position to adopt if trapped in a plummeting lift?" Hosted by Clive Anderson and Carol Vorderman.
Producer Philippe Bassett Series editor Leela Creswell
A Celandine production for BBCtv
The Turkish resort of Alanya is set on the Mediterranean coast at the foot of the Taurus
Mountains. Carol Smillie visits the resort and explores the more traditional way of life in the surrounding villages. Paddy Haycocks goes on a musical trip round Elgar country and the Heart of England's three cathedral cities - Worcester,
Gloucester and Hereford. Also, Matthew Collins faces up to his latest video challenge. Plus all the latest travel news and last minute holiday bargains.
Presented by Penny Junor .
Series producer Rachel Hebditch
MOAN LINE: if you have a holiday horror story, phone The Travel Show on [number removed].
The series that uses archive material to explore the cultural impact of 20th-century science. Black Power
In 1957, Kwame Nkrumah set Africa ablaze with his vision of a new industrial and scientific age. Technology on a grand scale would, he promised, launch the "dark continent" into an ambitious, modern future. At the heart of Nkrumah's dream was the gigantic Volta dam, generating enough electrical power to transform West Africa into an advanced
Utopia within a single generation. To finance it, he turned to a giant American multinational with its team of shrewd, sophisticated lawyers. But as his grand experiment took shape, it brought with it dangerous forces which
Nkrumah could not control. Producer Daniel Reed
Series producer Adam Curtis
Presented by Sue Cameron.
In the last show of the series, singer Eddie Reader's guests at the Cottier in Glasgow include Edwyn Collins , Ian McNabb ,
Inverness R 'n' B outfit Jumpin' the Gunn and Irish band A House. Producers May Miller and Maureen White
Howard Stableford looks at weekend viewing from the OU.
Examining key areas in which middle managers are having to implement change in a more competitive world.
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