Listings
: Open University
6.40 Instrumentation: Strain Gauging7.5 Urban Education: Mons
7.30 Air Traffic Control
: Play School
Story: The Sheep and the Bird written by WENDY EYTON illustrated by JULEK HELLER Presenters this weekCarol Chell , David Hargreaves
Contributors
: The Caterers
A series of ten programmes 10:The Future Lies AheadChairman DEREK COOPERDirector BRIAN DAVIES
Producer IAN woolf
Contributors
: Interval
: State of Play
- pre-school education now 10: ResearchPROFESSOR JEROME BRUNER Is a world figure in education studies. In this, the final programme of the series, he talks to ALAN LITTLE.
Director IAN ROSENBLOOM Producer ROGER OWEN
Contributors
: Open University
5.0 A School Approach to Energy5.25 Earth Materials (3)
5.50 Statistics - Independence
6.15 Foundation Maths - Morphisms
6.40 Steelmaking
: Film as Evidence
A series of five films 5: Men of the HourCinema newsreels had an important effect on the relationship between politicians and voters. A notable example of this is the career of Neville Chamberlain.
Script consultant NICHOLAS PRONAY Producer HOWARD SMITH
Contributors
: Weather
: Newsday
with Robin Day , Ludovic Kennedy Richard Kershaw , Angela Rippon After the NewsLord Home of the Hirsel
MP at 28. Chamberlain's Parliamentary Private Secretary at the time of Munich, Foreign Secretary, 14th Earl of Home, returning to the Commons as Prime Minister in 1963 LORD home reflects on over 40 years in politics.
Associate producer JOHN REYNOLD ! Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON
Contributors
: The Waltons
in The Matchmakers: Our Mutual Friend
by CHARLES DICKENSThe BBC2 serial: dramatised in seven parts by JULIA JONES and DONALD CHURCHILL. Part 3
Mr Boffin has given a home to Bella and employed Rokesmith as his secretary. Charley Hexam resents the attention his sister is receiving from Eugene Wrayburn.
Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Designer CHRIS PEMSEL
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director PETER HAMMOND
Contributors
: Horizon
The Edelin AffairOn 3 October 1973, in Boston, Mass, Dr Kenneth Edelin performed a routine abortion on a 17-year-old unmarried Negro girl. Edelin was arrested and charged with .manslaughter of the foetus.
Edelin was a pawn in the bitter struggles in America about abortion, which have a stark relevance to the continuing abortion debate here. At what age does a foetus become a person? When does it become viable - capable of surviving apart from its mother? How is the ' moment of birth ' defined?
Tonight's programme presents a dramatised reconstruction of his trial - one of the most controversial in recent American history. Presented by ROBIN BATES
Produced for WGBH, Boston by PETER COOK and SUSAN MAYER Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Contributors
: The Camera and the Song
The Songs of Tom Paxton ' Oklahoma Folk'Who invented the English language?
Someone off on a three-day bender Dreamed up present predicate gender,
Torturing kids like me.
TOM PAXTON sings of American life from the womb to the tomb. The programme is filmed around his home town of Bristow, Oklahoma.
Photography JOHN HOOPER Film editor COLIN HILL
Producers JOHN BIRD, TONY BROUGHTON
Contributors
: Closedown
Gary Watson readsThe Chilterns by RUPERT BROOKE
Contributors
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