Listings
: Play School: Ideas Day
Story: "The Big River" Written and illustrated by Elizabeth and Gerald RoseContributors
: International Golf: The Piccadilly World Match Play Championship 1971
News, action and results introduced by Harry CarpenterContributors
: History on the Rack: 1: Family History
Martin Booth talks to Don Steel and Lawrence Taylor and introduces some experimental work.Contributors
: Interval
: Europa: Everyone is Guilty: Part 2
Pollution is no longer a distant threat, it's with us now. Already our way of life is visibly affected - communities are being broken up - people maimed and even killed by man-made pollution. Tonight, European television reporters look at some of the devastating effects of pollution on people in West Germany, Switzerland, Japan, and the Soviet Union.Introduced by Derek Hart
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: Trial: Story 7: Good People
by Lewis GreiferThe charge is murder. But can the accused man's best friend stand up in court and say Harry Crawford is incapable of the sustained violence needed to kill a man? With little else for the Defence to build on, Ted Chappell's evidence could be vital.
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: Show of the Week: Scott on Wealth
Written by Dave FreemanStarring Terry Scott
featuring June Whitfield, Frank Thornton, Colin Jeavons, Cheryl Kennedy, Ronnie Brody, George Hancock and The Bowles Bevan Singers
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: News on 2
and Weather: World Cinema: Knife in the Water
The last of three films by the distinguished Polish film maker Roman Polanski starring Leon Niemczyk, Jolanta Umecka, Zygmunt MalanowiczOn a yachting weekend in Poland tension slowly builds between a husband, his wife, and the hitch-hiker they have invited on board.
(This Week's Films: page 13)
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