Listings
: Open University
6.40 Cost Benefit Analysis. 7.5 The Curious History of Norethindrone. 7.30 Complex Modelling.: Open University
4.50 Gloriana5.15 Social Behaviour of Animals. 5.40 Water Resources- 6.5 Resource Development. 6.30 Transport and Road Research.: Mr Smith's Fruit Garden
A series of five programmes on how to grow your own fruit, presented by GEOFFREY SMITH 2: Currants and Gooseberries' Probably the most reliable of all fruit,' says Geoffrey Smith.
Series producer PETER RIDING
Producer BRIAN DAVIES
Contributors
: The Mid-Evening News
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather: Landscapes of England
Eight explorations with Professor W. G. Hoskins7: Norfolk - Marsh and Sea
On the lonely northern coastline of Norfolk there is an incessant battle between land and sea, in which the fortunes of small communities can change overnight.
PROFESSOR HOSKINS looks at the way generations of people, peasant and lord, have adapted to this soft coastline of marsh and inlet. Ana he shows how a village green was once a port; a ruined church tne site of a once-prosperous village, a grand church that speaks of former glory; and how the daily wandering of ancient cattle can shape a modem road.
There can be few more convivial and enlightening companions to falt in alongside on a journey through the English countryside than
Professor William Hoskins. (DAILY TELEGRAPH) Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS
Producer PETER JONES
Contributors
: Empire Road
A series of ten episodes by MICHAEL ABBENSETTS , starring4: Football Crazy
' If I miss that match I'll kill myself. Regis. Cunningham. The big boys.' Desmond and Royston are determined to see their new black football heroes in action.
Theme tune MATUMBI. Designer ROB BINDS Producer PETER ANSORGE
Director MICHAEL CUSTANCE BBC Birmingham
Contributors
: The Paper Chase
An Act of DesperationMid-term jitters. Everyone at the law school gives way to personal panic, and Jonathan Brooks goes to desperate lengths to improve his chances of exam success.
Directed bv CARL KUGEL
Based on the novel by JOHN JAY OSBORN JR
Contributors
: Newseries Tony Bennett Sings....
The first of six new programmes in which this international song-stylist presents, in an intimate setting, music by the world's best songwriters.This week's theme: Tin Pan Alley Music director TORRIE ZITO with ARTHUR WATTS (bass) ALF BIGDEN (drums) and the ROTHSTEIN STRING QUARTET
Sound LEN SHOREY
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer MARTIN COLLINS Production
YVONNE LITTLEWOOD
Contributors
: Circuit Eleven Miami
Law-breakers, law-enforcers, lawyers, the law-in 13 frank documentary films set in Florida, USA. 5: There's No Justice in LawA courtroom clash of two formidable personalities - Judge Ellen Morphonios and Defence Attorney Al Sepe. Their courtroom collision concerns one Felix Ruiz , a man with a bad record who has been spotted near the scene of a burglary. Sepe appeals to the principle that mere presence at the scene of a crime is not in itself a crime. To no avail. On the very same day the hapless Ruiz appears again before Judge Morphonios as accessory after the fact to the murder of a policeman. Sepe's painstaking search for an unbiased jury is steam-rollered by a Judge determined to complete her quota of cases, and when she comes to pronounce sentence, ' The Time Machine', as Judge Morphonios is affectionately called, lives up to all expectations.
Film recordist JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor JOHN BARNES Researcher MO BOWYER
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer MARK ANDERSON
Contributors
: Jack High
The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing. The first semi-final continued. Because of the excellence of this match, the conclusion is shown tonight with the result being in doubt right up to the last minute. Commentators DAVID VINE and DAVID RHYS JONESProducer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Contributors
: Late News
Weather: Closedown
Martin Jarvis reads The Stone Cross by GEORGE MACKAY BROWNContributors
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