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: Cwestiwn Arall
Another question: Bagpuss
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Weatherman KEITH BEST: Kim & Co
An exciting new film series about a boy writer who travels around Europe.Denmark:
Captain Peter Katie makes a new friend in a Danish fishing village, but the boys are not so sure about him.
Written by GAIL RENARD and MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON
Producer MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON Director DAVID MALONEY
Contributors
: Animal Magic
A weekly series introduced by Johnny MorrisA magazine of stories about animals and the people involved with them - in the wild, in the zoo, or at home.
Tony Soper builds a nest box - but not for a bird.
Director ROBIN HELLIER
Producer GEORGE INGER (Bristol)
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: Captain Pugwash
Caught in the Act: Nationwide
Look North, South TodayLook East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West with Consumer Unit: presented by Valerie Singleton , Richard Stilgoe
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: The Little House on the Prairie
A film series starringToday: Child of Pain. All in Walnut Grove agree that young Graham must be saved from the frequent beatings inflicted by a drunken father.
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: Sykes
Peeping Tom starringEric Sykes , Hattie Jacques
Richard Wattis , Deryck Guyler With CAMPBELL SINGER
Written by ERIC SYKES Music by KEN JONES
Designer NIGEL CURZON
ProducerROGER RACE .
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: Sutherland's Law
starring'Still and all, why would somebody be on the river, signalling at that time of night? '
Series created by LINDSAY GALLOWAY Designer HELEN RAE Producer FRANK cox
Director ANDREW MORGAN. BBC Scotland
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with Richard Baker and Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world WeatherContributors
: Pilots at Sea
Tuesday's DocumentaryFor 60 years naval pilots have flown their aircraft from ships at sea. During World War I the machines were frail wooden biplanes flying from makeshift platforms on the gun turrets of battle-ships. By 1942 great naval battles were being fought in the Pacific solely between aircraft. The aircraft carrier had supplanted the battleship as the capital ship of the fleet.
Tonight's documentary charts the rise of this remarkable weapon of war at sea and features some of the first pilots who daringly pioneered the technique of landing on a moving runway. Narrator MICHAEL HORDERN
Film editor COLIN JONES
Written and produced by BRIAN JOHNSON
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: LONDON Going Places:
BARRY NORMAN 'S guide to all kinds of entertainmentWEST Expedition Sahara: Six school children spent Christmas 1972 in the Central Sahara SOUTH The Prince of Waterloo (part 2)
The Eighth Duke of Wellington opens his home at Stratfield Saye - and flies to Waterloo to put the British on the map
SOUTH WEST Peninsula: Summer - a seasonal look at the countryside
EAST On Camera: In the Country - DAVID RICHARDSON on fishing and holidays in the country. TED ELLIS with Nature Postbag
MIDLAND Leisure Boom (Part 1) John Coghlan of the West Midlands Sports Council visits Germany and Holland
NORTH You Ought to be in Pictures: local amateur movie-makers
NORTH EAST Music Makers: NIGEL CHURCH, organ builder and the ADRIANUS CONSORT
NORTH WEST The Time of Their Lives:
CYRIL SMITH , MP
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