Listings
: Play School
Story: "Mr Hodge Wins the Cup" by David WoodPresenters: Sam Wyse, Johnny Ball
: Trade Union Studies
(shawn last (Sunday on BBC1): Interval
: Inside the News
The 'EyewitnessTelevision news reporters and cameramen talk about their work.
Producer BERNARD ADAMS
Contributors
: Interval
: Peter Donaldson's Illustrated Economics
A series of 15 programmes3: Is Three-million Unemployed the Answer?
Is rising unemployment the price we have to pay for bringing inflation under control, or will it further weaken our economy?
Director ROBERT ALBURY Producer CHRIS JELLEY
Book (same title), £1.60, from bookshops
Contributors
: News on 2 Headlines
with sub-tiitles for the hard-of-hearing; followed by Weather on 2: Zarabanda
Spanish for beginners Programme 4: Newsday
A special editionThe Rt Hon Lord Selwyn-Lloyd talks for the first time about his life at the top in politics - Foreign Secretary at the time of Suez, the first Chancellor of the Exchequer to introduce a pay policy; Speaker of the House of Commons 1971-76. Interviewer Kenneth Harris following the news from Richard Whitmore
Producer MARGARET DOUGLAS
Contributors
: Floodlit Rugby League
for the BBC2 Trophy Swinton v St HelensHighlights of the first half and live coverage of the second half from Station Road.
Commentator EDDIE WARING Summariser ERIC ASHTON
Producer NICK HUNTER. BBC Manchester
Contributors
: The Goodies
starring Tim Brooke-Taylor Graeme Garden Bill OddieEra 2001. The new generation of Goodies rediscover the ancient game of cricket and stage the match of the century - MCC (retired) versus Rollerball
With Oliver Gilbert
Contributors
: The Water Margin
A free-wheeling adaptation of the Chinese classic in ten episodes.A thousand years ago, in China, the souls of 108 heroes were reborn to fight the tyranny and corruption of the Government. They lived by their wits and their swords in the water margins of Liang Shan Po.
-6: Bandits who steal are executed but those who steal kingdoms become princes.
With the voices of MICHAEL MCCLAIN
MIRIAM MARGOLYES , PETER MARINKER SIMON LACK , RUPERT DAVIES
FRANK DUNCAN and BURT KWUOK
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
Director TOSHIO MASUDA
Dubbing director MICHAEL BAKEWELL Produced by NTV, Tokyo
Contributors
: Summer of 76: Carnival
Reporter Jack Pizzey'Rampage at the Carnival'... 'Battle at Notting Hill'... Headlines that told how everything had gone disastrously wrong. How did people who had worked for weeks making fantastic costumes and practising music for a carnival they hoped would be 'a little piece of heaven in the streets' suddenly find themselves caught in a battle between police and stone-throwing mobs? There are no simple answers, of course, but this film goes back to the beginning and follows the would-be revellers; the police; and the key men behind the carnival, as they make the plans that ended with bricks, truncheons and chaos.
'Carnival isn't just a chance to have a happy time, drink a lot of rum, fall down and forget. It's a time when our kids can identify with something that is ours.' As expressed by one of the organisers, that was the hope of Carnival 76. But it all went disastrously wrong. Summer of 76 tells the story of the Notting Hill' Carnival:' 10.15 pm
Contributors
: Late News on 2
Weather: The Old Grey Whistle Test
presents Peter Frampton in a concert from The Pavilion, Hemel Hempstead.Introduced by Bob Harris
Contributors
: Closedown
CYRIL CUSACK reads Turf Carrier on Aranmore by JOHN HEWITTContributors
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