Listings
: Play School
A programme for children under 5 Story:The Early Birthday Present by ELIZABETH MACDONALD Photographs by JAMES MATTHEWS-JOYCE Presenters:
MIRANDA CONNELL , DON SPENCER
Pianist HARRY HAYWARD Designer MARY SPENCER
Scriptwriter/director ALBERT BARBER Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Contributors
: Badminton Horse Trials
For more than six hours today nearly 90 riders are competing in the ' Speed and Endurance' phases of this three-day event, one of the world's most spectacular equestrian competitions. BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you concentrated coverage from most of the 34 fences of the challenging 41-mile cross-country course, often described as the complete test of horse and rider. Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMSRAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and RICHARD MEADE
Directors DAVID KENNING and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Producer FRED VINER
Contributors
: Open University
5.00 Women in Two World Wars5.25 The Coal Face
5.50 Mechanics: Volume Integrals
6.15 Tropical Forest
6.40 Circulation of the Blood
: All in the Mind
A series of 11 programmes about interpersonal relationships, built around the work of a group. 3: Being the Boss (part 2)Where do our basic attitudes to authority come from - from home, from school, from other experiences? Why are the men in the group so much more anxious about authority than the women? Introduced by GAlE HOUSTON and IAN FALLOON
Director RON BLOOMFIELD Producer JOHN RADCLIFFE
Contributors
: Newsday
with Michael Charlton. NewsSummary. Preceded by Weather
Contributors
: Family Fare
Spring into Summer with Delia SmithA new series of 13 programmes with a simple approach to seasonal cooking, including tonight ' The Tools for the Job,' when Delia Smith visits a shop specialising in kitchen equipment. 1 : Pâtés and Terrines
Country Pate; Pork Pate; Chicken Liver Pate
Producer BETTY WHITE. Recipe: page 5 Family Fare 3, 35p, from bookshops
Contributors
: The Old Grey Whistle Test
Bob Harris with A Band Called O and a filmed interview with John Lennon.Contributors
: The Gallops Man
The third of six Country TalesA short story by CAROLINE SILVER Read by Jack Watson Cameraman
JACK BELLAMY Film editor JOHN MERRITT Director BRIAN MILLER
Producer ROBIN DRAKE (Bristol)
Contributors
: The Money Programme
TaxmanshipWhen the Inland Revenue assess your tax are you sure your Code number is right? Do you claim all the allowances you're entitled to? Take a close look at your
Income Tax with The Money Programme. Presented by ALAN WATSON and RICHARD WAKELY
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS Editor JOHN DEKKER
Contributors
: A Picture of Katherine Mansfield
Her life and work dramatised by ROBIN CHAPMAN in six partsPart 5
In the life In 'Bliss'
Producer ROSEMARY HILL Director ALAN cooki t
Contributors
: Closedown
HUGH BURDEN reads The Sun Rising by JOHN DONNE. 11.30 CloseContributors
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