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: Open University
6.40 Solids, Liquids and Gases7.5 Maths: Generalised Integration
7.30 Members of the Jury
: Pebble Mill
Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster , Jan Leeming and David Seymour with the personalities and talking points of the day including Ashley's Art Class with Ashley JacksonEditor TERRY DOBSON
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: Fingerbobs
Paint with RICK JONESStory and design by JOANNE AND MICHAEL COLE
Director MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON
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: Play School
A programme for children under 5: The Wombles
by ELISABETH BERESFORDTold by BERNARD CRIBBINS
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: Jubilee Jackanory
with Julie Covington The Coronation Mob by JAN MARKIt's Coronation Day 1953, Hillary and Tensing have just climbed Everest and Sussex Street is planning a big street party. But the uninvited Swaffer Gang from Essex Avenue is busy plotting its sabotage.
Illustrator SALLY LAUNDER
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: Salty
A film seriesUnder the sunny skies of Nassau in the Bahamas, Tim and his devoted seal, Salty, live adventure in, on, and out of the water.
: Blue Peter
Expedition Brazil: Rio de Janeiro is one of South America's most exciting cities. In today's film report John, Peter and Lesley climb two of its famous mountains, Sugar Loaf and Coreovado. and join the kite fliers on Copacabana beach.In the studio - a stunning display by the US Army Drill Team.
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: Nationwide
Presented live from London and the BBC studios around Britain. Frank Bough, Sue LawleyValerie Singleton , John Stapleton and Bob Wellings are the team that bring you Britain's most watched current affairs programme. Each weekday evening they present analysis of topical events plus the features and films that make up the scene Nationwide.
Producers RONALD NEIL , ANDREW TAUSSIG
GORDON WATTS, HUGH WILLIAMS
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
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: Are You Being Served?
by JEREMY LLOYD and DAVID CROFT Top Hat and TailsThe Ladies' and Gentlemen's Departments of Grace Brothers form a team to enter the inter-store ballroom dancing competition. featuring and Dance staged by FRANCES PIDGEON Designer PAUL MUNTING Director RAY BUTT
Producer DAVID CROFT
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: The Rockford Files
James Garner as Jim RockfordThe Reincarnation of Angie
A search for the devoted brother of a justifiably anxious sister has Jim harassed by hoodlum and law alike and comes to a most disturbing conclusion.
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: Race
A series of three programmes 2: A Question of Numbers?How did Britain come to have one and three-quarter million non-whites - mostly from the West Indies, India and Pakistan, together with their children born here? Was this influx planned, or were these immigrants acquired 'in a fit of absentmindedness'? and how far was public opinion taken into account? Robert Mc Kenzie traces the history of British attitudes to immigration with Lord Gordon-Walker, David Steel Roy Hattersley , Enoch Powell and others involved in race relations over the past 25 years.
Charles Wheeler discusses the future trends with William Brass , Professor of Demography.
Presented by CHARLES WHEELER
Producer ELIZABETH SMITH Editor JOHN DEKKER
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: The Monday Film: The Omega Man
starring Charlton Heston with Anthony Zerbe , Rosalind Cash Los Angeles, August 1977. Following the plague caused by the Sino-Russiian germ war, which has already decimated the world's population, Robert Neville believes himself the only person immune from the terrible disease. From the lonely security of his fortress-apartment, he listens to the nightly threats of the local sufferers-known as the Family - for whom Neville represents the technological irresponsibility that has destroyed civilisation.Director BORIS SAGAL. Films: page 19 (First showing on British television)
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: Tonight
Explaining the news that will still matter tomorrow - tonight.Introduced by Denis Tuohy Including News Headlines with the Ludovic Kennedy interview
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