Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.35 MathshowCover-up Story
9.58 Maths-in-a-Box
A mathematical story by ALEX GLASGOW 6: A Long Story
With EUGENE GEASLEY
CLARK FLANAGAN , MELISSA WILKS PIPPA SPARKES , ALEX GLASGOW Producer MORTON SURGUY
10.16 Look and Read The Boy from Space by RICHARD CARPENTER 6: Where is Tom?
Presented by PHIL CHENEY and CHARLES COLLINGWOOD Director JILL GLINDON REED
10.38 Resource Units 11-13: History The Country of the Setting Sun
11.0 Watch
Robinson Crusoe : Footprints in the Sand
11.17 Television Club Pet Subject
11.38 Shakespeare in Perspective 'Henry IV (Part 2). FRED EMERY introduces Sir John Falstaff.
12.5 pm General Studies The Silicon Factor
2: Sink or Swim?
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: Pebble Mill at One
Today's programme includesFamily Matters - Dr David Delvin ,
Pat Petch and Vincent Duggleby discuss and offer advice on legal, financial and medical matters.
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: For Schools, Colleges
2.14-2.30 Treffpunkt: Deutschland Verbindungen2.40 Home Economics 1: Fats
: Dechrau Siarad
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales): Yogi Bear
Ice Box Raider: Jackanory: The Robbers: Part 2
by Nina BawdenWith Gemma Jones
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: Isla and the Farm on the Hill
The story of a year in the life of a Welsh hill farm. AutumnIsla St Clair joins in the race against time and the weather to bring in the harvest safely. The flock is prepared for the winter on the hill and the lamb sales begin.
Title song by RICK kemp
Film editor GEORGE AUCKLAND Director PAUL PIERROT ,
Producer DAVID TURNBULL
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: Grange Hill
A series in 16 episodesPart 15: by ALAN JANES
A dare craze is sweeping Grange Hill but for Antoni it is carried one step too far.
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: Nationwide
Television's most popular current affairs magazine, presented' each weekday evening by FRANK BOUGH , SUE LAWLEYHUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLlNGS
Including Home Office: with Glyn Worsnip learning to do it himself and presenting more thoughts and suggestions from your letters.
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: The Osmonds
The first of three programmes starring Donny and Marie The Osmond Brothers Jimmy Osmond and other members of the family with their guests for this week.Contributors
: The Rockford Files
starringJames Garner in Never Send a Boy King to Do a Man's
Job Jim is reluctantly drawn into setting up an elaborate con game on behalf of his former protege when the latter's father is taken to the cleaners by an unscrupulous businessman.
Written by JUANITA BARTLETT Directed by BILL WIARD
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: Nine O'Clock News
with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world WeathermanContributors
: Flesh and Blood
A serial in ten parts by JOHN FINCH starringThora Hird Bill Fraser
Michael Jayston and Nigel Stock
8: Reap and Sow
Ruth helps Ian McKellar move his possessions to the cottage he has rented, which is owned by Max. In a moment of weakness Ruth succumbs to McKellar's advances, but unbeknown to either of them the cottage is being spied on ... Music by PETER SKELLERN Script editor TED RHODES Designer PAUL MONTAGUE Produced by BILL SELLARS
Directed by TERENCE DUDLEY BBC Manchester
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: Omnibus: Tuning In
Omnibus takes an epic journey into the mysterious and beautiful sound world of Karlheinz Stockhausen.For nearly 30 years Stockhausen has been the most controversial figure in contemporary music, and his influence has reached even into the experiments of pop musicians.
Our journey goes by way of Paris in 1952, Heathrow Airport, the Expo 70 exhibition, the poetry of the Song of Solomon, Goonhilly Down tracking station and into the far reaches of space itself.
He who catches the joy as it flies
Lives in eternity's sunrise.
(William Blake)
I am a medium, a kind of radio receiver. (Stockhausen)
with Singcircle
(BBC Bristol)
(Postponed from 22 January)
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: Platform One
A weekly interview in which people whose decisions influence our lives talk about why they hold the views they do.Research VIRGINIA ASHCOMBE Studio director ANN MORLEY Producer MARGARET DOUGLAS
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