Listings
: Open University
6.45 Pure Maths: Fourier Coefficients7.10 Sexual Identity
7.35 Exploring Frequency Space
8.00 Education: After the Act
8.25 Molluscan Evolution
: Playbus
The Why Bird StopPuppeteer
FIONA BEYNON BROWN (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Fiona Beynon
Brown
Driver:
Brian
Jameson
: Articles of Faith
Last in the series.Prayer.... Using the Imagination (2)
Continuing his theme that imagination can arrive at faith in a way that reason cannot, Fr Gerry Hughes , sj talks to someone who has applied imagination to the passage: 'She wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger.' Director STEVE BENSON
Producer HELEN ALEXANDER (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Fr Gerry
Hughes
Director:
Steve
Benson
Producer:
Helen
Alexander
: This Is the Day
from St Mary's Hospice, Birmingham.Sister Wendy Jenkins welcomes Eileen Lake to the hospice for a simple act of worship from the day unit. Eileen also meets
Monica Pearce , whose dedication led to the opening of the hospice ten years ago.
Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Wendy
Jenkins
Unknown:
Eileen
Lake
Unknown:
Monica
Pearce
Producer:
Roger
Hutchings
: Handmade
Presented by Sue Robinson Forget your saggy old cardigan! This week's Handmade brings you fashion knitwear that stands out from the crowd.Kay Boyd , who designs highly-tailored clothes, discusses the sources of her inspiration and demonstrates the 'intarsia' technique of machine knitting which makes her bold geometric patterns possible. Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (R)(e)
Contributors
Presented By:
Sue
Robinson
Unknown:
Kay
Boyd
: Business Matters
In Conversation with Tom PetersTom Peters , the American business evangelist, talks to David Lomax about how companies must change if they are to survive in the next century.
Series editor BRIAN DAVIES (e)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Peters
Unknown:
Tom
Peters
Unknown:
David
Lomax
Editor:
Brian
Davies
: Family History
Second of five programmes Presented by Gordon Honeycombe. In 1828, Samuel George Davey Honeycombe ,Gordon's great-grandfather was born.
Producer BRYN BROOKS (R)
Contributors
Presented By:
Gordon
Honeycombe.
Unknown:
Samuel
George
Unknown:
Davey
Honeycombe
: Help Your Child with Maths
Second of eight programmes for parents of 4- to 11-year olds. Presented by Johnny Ball Talking to Each OtherThe more children talk about what they do the better. Far from being expected to know all the answers, you could have to hold back.
Video editor RICHARD LOUP NOLAN Produced and directed by ROBERT CLAMP (R) (e)
Contributors
Presented By:
Johnny
Ball
Editor:
Richard Loup
Nolan
Directed By:
Robert
Clamp
: Having a Baby
The Waiting GameSue Cook presents the second of a six-part guide to pregnancy, labour; birth and after.
Film editor ANNA JACKSON (R) (e)
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Contributors
Editor:
Anna
Jackson
: Sign Extra
A chance to see previously broadcast programmes, this time with sign language and subtitles.In this programme,
The Really Wild Show brings youngsters face to face with a pride of lions, and other wild animals including an egg-eating snake and a timber wolf.
Sign language interpreter JOHN LEE.
(e)
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Lee.
: Country File
A quarter of Britain's drinking water failsEuropean nitrate standards. The finger of blame points once more at farmers. But is it really their fault? With privatisation imminent, the Government are keen to clean up their act, but it seems the only solution is a change in the way land is used.
Ian Breach reports.
Also the second part of the Country File series on village life, seen through the eyes of June Rumfitt the postmistress of Downham in Lancashire.
At 12.55pm the weather for the countryside with IAN MCCASKILL.
Producer MIKE DERBY
Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Breach
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill.
Editor:
Michael
Fitzgerald
: News
with Moira Stuart followed by On the Record presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John ColeThe Rt Hon Roy Hattersley , MP answers the question
'Is Labour coming round to the idea of electoral reform after all?'
Reporter John Rentoul Producer DAVID JORDAN Studio director
VICTOR MELLANY
Editor DAVID AARONOVITCH
Contributors
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
Presented By:
Jonathan
Dimbleby
Unknown:
John
Cole
Unknown:
Roy
Hattersley
Reporter:
John
Rentoul
Producer:
David
Jordan
Unknown:
Victor
Mellany
Editor:
David
Aaronovitch
: EastEnders
by Charlie Humphreys."It's Donna, she's acting strange... I'm really worried about her."
(Ceefax subtitles)
Contributors
Writer:
Charlie
Humphreys
: The Satan Bug
I starringGeorge Maharis
Richard Basehart Anne Francis
Dana Andrews. Station Three is
America's most secret chemical research installation, and supposedly its most secure. Then a cunning plan results in the theft of the scientists' latest development, bacteriological warfare's ultimate weapon: the Satan Bug - a self-perpetuating, indestructable virus capable of destroying all life on Earth!
Screenplay by JAMES CLAVELL and EDWARD ANHALT
Based on the novel by ALISTAIR MACLEAN (writing as IAN STUART ) Produced and directed by JOHN STURGES
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Contributors
Unknown:
George
Maharis
Unknown:
Richard
Basehart
Unknown:
Anne
Francis
Unknown:
Dana
Andrews.
Unknown:
James
Clavell
Unknown:
Edward
Anhalt
Novel By:
Alistair
MacLean
Unknown:
Ian
Stuart
Directed By:
John
Sturges
Lee Barrett:
George
Maharis
Dr Hoffman:
Richard
Basehart
Ann:
Anne
Francis
General:
Dana
Andrews
Veretti:
Edward
Asner
Donald:
Frank
Sutton
Michaelson:
John
Larkin
Cavanaugh:
Richard
Bull
Martin:
Martin
Blaine
Reagan:
John
Anderson
Mason:
Russ
Bender
Tesserly:
Simon
Oakland
Johnson:
Hari
Rhodes
Raskin:
John
Clake
: Cartoon
Big Bad Sinbad: Head of the Class
starring in Coach CharlieThe Fillmore High School honors team faces defeat in the city academic competition playoffs ...
Coach Charlie to the rescue.
Written by JACK WOHL and PHIL HAHN
Directed by ART DIELHENN
Contributors
Written By:
Jack
Wohl
Written By:
Phil
Hahn
Directed By:
Art
Dielhenn
Charlie Moore:
Howard
Hesseman
Dr Samuels:
William G.
Schilling
Bernadette:
Jeannetta
Arnette
Darlene:
Robin
Givens
Maria:
Leslie
Bega
Arvid:
Dan
Frischman
Jawaharlal:
Jory
Husain
: The Clothes Show
The regional auditions for the Models 89 Competition are underway, Jeff Banks reports from Newcastle. Belfast jewellery designer Jenna Shaw shows her award-winning jewellery which uses linen. Caryn Franklin meets the Pasadenas and Lucy Pilkington looks atViewfrom, the new venture into sportswear by the team of Brendan Foster and the BBC.
Producer CLARE STRIDE
Series producer ROGER CASSTLES BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeff
Banks
Designer:
Jenna
Shaw
Unknown:
Caryn
Franklin
Unknown:
Lucy
Pilkington
Unknown:
Brendan
Foster
Producer:
Clare
Stride
Producer:
Roger
Casstles
: The Animals Roadshow
with Desmond Morris and Sarah KennedyWhat is a French seahorse doing on Bodmin Moor?
Why does the barn owl fly round in circles? And can
HRH the Prince of Wales save Cornwall's most famous bird? Each week Desmond and Sarah explore the relationship between people and the animals in their lives. Today they travel
Westward Ho! to enjoy the cream of Cornish animals. Sarah has a date with some baby seals who have found the English
Channel a bit too hard to swallow. And in Looe she discovers a common bond between the woolly monkey and the human child.
Meanwhile, Desmond visits the Royal Cornwall Show where 50.000 people have gathered to enjoy the rural air.
Researchers SUSY DALE and ALISON FORSYTH
Director DAvm WALLACE Producers
LAN CHRISTIE. POLLY PHILLIPS Editor DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland t EARTHWATCH: page 777
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Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Morris
Unknown:
Sarah
Kennedy
Unknown:
Susy
Dale
Unknown:
Alison
Forsyth
Director:
Davm
Wallace
Editor:
David
Martin
: Songs of Praise
from Bridgwater.A third nuclear power station is a real prospect for people in the Bridgwater area, as Pam Rhodes discovers when she meets Janet Freeman, a scientist who works at the existing Hinkley Point stations.
Alan Lowther explains why his biker's leathers carry an unusual message and Bill Holland describes Bridgwater's carnival - the biggest illuminated procession in the world. They join other local residents to sing their songs of praise in the historic parish church of St Mary's.
Praise, my soul, the king of heaven: Come, let us praise the Lord; Teach me, my God and king (Sandys): You shall go out with joy: Day by day (How); The Lord's my shepherd (Crimond): Father God I wonder: Thy hand, O God, has guided (Thornbury) Organist ANDREW Monckley
Conductor REGINALD BROWNING Researcher STEVE BENSON Producer STEPHEN LYNAS Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Bristol (repeated tomorrow 2pm BBC2)
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Contributors
Unknown:
Pam
Rhodes
Unknown:
Janet
Freeman
Unknown:
Alan
Lowther
Unknown:
Bill
Holland
Conductor:
Reginald
Browning
Conductor:
Researcher Steve
Benson
Unknown:
Whittle BBC
bns
: May to December
by PAUL A. MENDELSON starringAnton Rodgers Eve Matheson in Send in the Clowns
Film editor JOHN JARVIS Lighting RON BRiSTOW
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Executive producer VERITY LAMBERT
Produced and directed by SYDNEY LOTTERBY
A CINEMA VERITY production for BBCtv
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Contributors
Unknown:
Paul A.
Mendelson
Unknown:
Anton
Rodgers
Unknown:
Eve
Matheson
Editor:
John
Jarvis
Unknown:
Ron
Bristow
Designer:
Valerie
Warrender
Producer:
Verity
Lambert
Directed By:
Sydney
Lotterby
Alec Callender:
Anton
Rodgers
Zoe Angell:
Eve
Matheson
Miss Flood:
Frances
White
Debbie:
Chrissie
Cotterill
Hilary:
Rebecca
Lacey
Jamie:
Paul
Venables
Zoe's mother:
Kate
Williams
Roy:
Paul
Raynor
Marjory:
Miranda
Forbes
Shop assistant:
Sean
Gilder
: All Creatures Great and Small
Second often episodes based on the books by JAMES HERRIOT Barks and Bites by ALFRED SHAUGHNESSY StarringMusic composed by JOHNNY PEARSON Produced by BILL SELLARS
Directed by PETER MOFFATT (R)
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Contributors
Unknown:
James
Herriot
Unknown:
Alfred
Shaughnessy
Composed By:
Johnny
Pearson
Produced By:
Bill
Sellars
Directed By:
Peter
Moffatt
James:
Christopher
Timothy
Siegfried:
Robert
Hardy
Tristan:
Peter
Davison
Helen:
Lynda
Bellingham
Calum:
With John
McGlynn
Mrs Greenlaw:
Judy
Wilson
Jimmy Herriot:
Oliver
Wilson
Rosie Herriot:
Rebecca
Smith
Dobbs:
Edward
Peel
Mr Whithom:
Edwin
Richfield
Mrs Whithom:
Jenny
Laird
Mr Hawley:
David
Miller
Mr Dibble:
Ced
Beaumont
Mr Casling:
Johnny
Allen
Mr Binns:
John
Keech
Mr Pinkerton:
Alan
Hockey
Mr Crawford:
Richard
Syms
Ludmilla Pavlechenko:
Kay
Woodman
Capt Polenov:
Michael
Poole
Radiogram salesman:
Max
Mason
: Mastermind
with Magnus Magnusson from the Royal College of MusicDavid Carroll (electrician) Wars of the Roses Charles Tod
(retired bookseller)
European Torpedo Boats and Destroyers to 1945 Robert Sutherland (systems analyst) Life and Works of F. M. Dostoevsky Sally Branston
(temporary secretary) History of Mexico, 1519-1910
Lighting GEOFF HIGGS
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director ANDREA CONWAY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
Contributors
Unknown:
Magnus
Magnusson
Unknown:
David
Carroll
Unknown:
Charles
Tod
Unknown:
Robert
Sutherland
Unknown:
F. M.
Dostoevsky
Unknown:
Sally
Branston
Producer:
Mary
Craig
Director:
Andrea
Conway
Producer:
David
Mitchell
: That's Life!
Presented by Esther Rantzen The series returns with its sparkling summer season of consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from your letters. With Gavin Campbell , Adrian Mills ,Grant Baynham and Doc Cox. Director STEPHEN STEWART Producer ESTHER RANTZEN
Deputy editor BRYHER SCUDAMORE Editor SHAUN WOODWARD
8 FEATURE: page 114
Contributors
Presented By:
Esther
Rantzen
Unknown:
Gavin
Campbell
Unknown:
Adrian
Mills
Unknown:
Grant
Baynham
Director:
Stephen
Stewart
Producer:
Esther
Rantzen
Editor:
Bryher
Scudamore
Editor:
Shaun
Woodward
: Everyman
Promises to Keep'If a bird can have a nest and a fox can have a den, then why can't the sen of man have a roof over his head?' In 1984, the American government allowed an abandoned building near
Capitol Hill in Washington to be used as a shelter. Despite being nearly derelict, the building soon housed 800 homeless people. But a series of bureaucratic delays prevented the building being restored and led ultimately to an eviction notice. The four-year battle against the Government was to bring the plight of the homeless to national attention.
The campaign was led by Mitch Snyder , a dedicated but awkward figure prepared to risk his life in the struggle. Assistant producer TESSA GOGOL Producer GINNY DURRIN
Everyman editor JANE DRABBLE
Contributors
Unknown:
Mitch
Snyder
Producer:
Ginny
Durrin
Editor:
Jane
Drabble
: When in Italy
with Mirella d'Angelo Che cos 'e? What is it?2: Fish, Wine, Chestnuts and Spqrtscars.
Assistant producer DANIELLA DANGOOR
Series producer DAVID CORDINGLEY (e)
Contributors
Producer:
Daniella
Dangoor
Producer:
David
Cordingley
: Weather
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