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: Open University
Combined Heat and Power: Gharbar
Lalita Ahmed talks toSurinder Kochar , Saroj Seth and Mira Trivedi about the problems that working women face in a society where racialism and male chauvinism do not appear to have diminished.
For your entertainment, a solo from Ustad Ghulam
Mustafa Khan and a chorus from the group Pukar. An ASIAN UNIT presentation BBCPebbleMill
Contributors
Talks:
Lalita
Ahmed
Unknown:
Surinder
Kochar
Unknown:
Saroj
Seth
Unknown:
Mira
Trivedi
Unknown:
Ustad
Ghulam
Unknown:
Mustafa
Khan
: Songs of Praise
A Palm Sunday celebration from Spring HarvestRide on! Ride on in majesty!; Make way!; Jesus put this song into our hearts; You laid aside your majesty; Meekness and majesty; Father God I wonder; Hosanna to the son of David; When I survey the wondrous cross; Be bold, be strong
(shownon SundayonBBCI at 6.40pm)
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: Royal Institution Christmas Lectures
Frankenstein's Quest:The Development of Life by Professor Lewis Wolpert , FRS Lecture 5: Chain of Command What your brain can do was determined by the way its nerve cells connected with each other during embryonic growth. Can we decipher, or even improve on, the programme for brain development? (R)
(Final lecture Thursday at 2.2pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Professor Lewis
Wolpert
: The Education Programme
Sarah Kennedy presents the series that reports on all aspects of the world of education. The team includes reporters Martin Young and Sarah Boseley (e)For free fact sheet send large sae to: [address removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Kennedy
Reporters:
Martin
Young
Reporters:
Sarah
Boseley
: Gardeners' World
from Lingholm Gardens, Cumbria with Geoff Hamilton and Roy LancasterContributors
Unknown:
Geoff
Hamilton
Unknown:
Roy
Lancaster
: News and Weather
Regional News and Weather: Year of the French
April:Guardian of the Camargue At 23, Eric Coulet was the youngest director of a nature reserve in France.
Ten years later, he is still obsessed with the Camargue - the marshy wilderness of the Rhone Delta - with its pink flamingoes, white horses and black bulls. In protecting nature he is also ensuring the survival of his neighbours and friends, the horsemen of the Camargue.
Narrator Michael Dean
A handsome film (DAILY TELEGRAPH) A delicious series (GUARDIAN) Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
Producer JOHN-PAUL DAVIDSON (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Coulet
Narrator:
Michael
Dean
Editor:
Edward
Mirzoeff
Producer:
John-Paul
Davidson
: Pamela Armstrong
News, views, gossip and song with Pamela and her guests.: My Music
Frank Muir and John Amis challenge Denis Norden and Ian Wallace over questions set by Steve Race (R)Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Muir
Unknown:
John
Amis
Unknown:
Denis
Norden
Unknown:
Ian
Wallace
: Golf: The Masters
Many of the world's greatest golfers gathered at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia last week seeking the title of Masters Champion 1987. STEVE RIDER introduces highlights of the first 'major' event of the golfing year. Television presentation CBS: Top Crown
BBC2 Invitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tournament from Pilkingtons Recreation Club, St Helens The FinalWho will collect the E2,000 top prize and the BBC2 Trophy? The 1984 champions, TOMMY JOHNSTONE and EDDIE HULBERT , bid to become the first pairing to win the title twice. They face the 1982 runners-up BRIAN DUNCAN and NORMAN FLETCHER , considered to be the top pairing in the game. Introduced by Richard Duckenfield
Commentator HARRY RIGBY Assistant producers
JOHN TAIT. GARY NORMAN Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Tommy
Johnstone
Unknown:
Eddie
Hulbert
Unknown:
Brian
Duncan
Unknown:
Norman
Fletcher
Introduced By:
Richard
Duckenfield
Commentator:
Harry
Rigby
Unknown:
John
Tait.
Unknown:
Gary
Norman
Producer:
Keith
Phillips
: Hooked! International
Maurice Colbourne from the BBC drama series Howards' Way isDerek Davis 's celebrity guest in an expedition to Lake Skanderborg in the Danish lake district.
They are out to catch the Predatory zander, a species
Maurice has not encountered before. He started coarse fishing as a lad and is now mainly a trout angler, tying flies in his spare moments in his dressing room. Heat 2
Britain and Ireland:
GERRY CLARK (Britain) DAVE ENSOR (Britain)
PHIL MCCAFFREY (Ireland) " Germany:
HEINZ-RUDOLF
BAIER HINNRICH LUCK. OTTO WESSEL Match organiser PETE THOMPSON Director phil FRANKLIN Producer ROY RONNIE
A BBCtv production in association with RTE
Contributors
Unknown:
Maurice
Colbourne
Unknown:
Derek
Davis
Unknown:
Gerry
Clark
Unknown:
Dave
Ensor
Unknown:
Phil
McCaffrey
Unknown:
Baier
Hinnrich
Unknown:
Pete
Thompson
Director:
Phil
Franklin
Producer:
Roy
Ronnie
: Top Gear
As the Eurotunnel consortium prepares for the second phase of its fund-raising effort, William Woollard examines the full-scale models of the special car and truck wagons that could be carrying thousands of vehicles a day under the Channel by 1993. Each year over 1,000 children are killed or seriously injured while travelling in cars, but 83 per cent of children wear no form of restraint.Sue Baker reviews the wide range of safety devices now available for children, and talks to parents about why they ignore their obvious benefits.
Frank Page road-tests the new three-litre
Vauxhall Carlton , which eased out the new Jaguar XJ6 and BMW series as Car of the Year of 1987. Chris Goffey investigates the esoteric world of sporting trials, off-road hill-climbing, known as 'mud-plugging'. Producer KEN POLLOCK
Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Woollard
Unknown:
Vauxhall
Carlton
Unknown:
Chris
Goffey
Producer:
Ken
Pollock
Producer:
Tom
Ross
: Mediterranean Cookery
Seven programmes with Claudia Roden5: Morocco
Pigeon pie with sugar and cinnamon, lamb with prunes, chicken with preserved lemon and olives, spicy baked fish and couscous with seven vegetables are but a few examples of the range and refinement of Moroccan food.
Discover the cooking of Tetouan and Fes, explore the medinas, look in on the cookery school in Rabat and attend a sumptuous wedding. Photography TONY MAYNE Film editor KEITH WILTON
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Assistant producer CLARE BRIGSTOCKE
Producer MADDALENA FAGANDINI
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Contributors
Unknown:
Claudia
Roden
Editor:
Keith
Wilton
Editor:
Peter
Francis
: World Safari
On 26 October last yearDavid Attenborough and Julian Pettifer in a studio in London were linked by satellite with celebrities and experts around the world to witness wildlife spectacles as they happened.
This shortened edition of that epic television event features Stephanie Powers in Alaska, Heinz Sielman on Darwin's famous Galapagos Islands, Peter Scott at Slimbridge, Thor Heyerdahl in the Norwegian Arctic, the wildebeest migration in Kenya, tigers in India,
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh at the Wolong Panda Reserve in China and finally the dawn of a new day over the Pacific. Studio director PHILIP CHlLVERS Technical co-ordinator JEFF JEFFRIES
Executive producer PETER CRAWFORD
A NATURAL HISTORY UNIT production BBC Bristol
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Attenborough
Unknown:
Julian
Pettifer
Unknown:
Stephanie
Powers
Unknown:
Heinz
Sielman
Unknown:
Peter
Scott
Unknown:
Thor
Heyerdahl
Unknown:
Jeff
Jeffries
Producer:
Peter
Crawford
: The Midwife's Tale
'No woman is born to be a mother.... you have to learn.'Sister Margaret Jaycock has been a community midwife for more than 25 years in the multicultural inner-city area of St Paul 's, Bristol.
She is midwife, friend, adviser, teacher and community worker.
Film editor ROBIN JACKMAN Producer SARAH pitt BBC West
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Jaycock
Unknown:
St
Paul
Editor:
Robin
Jackman
: Ludwig van Beethoven
The Complete Piano SonatasIn this final programme of the series Daniel B&renboim plays Sonata No 28, Op 101
Directed by JEAN-PIERRE PONNELLE
Produced by METROPOLITAN, Munich
Contributors
Directed By:
Jean-Pierre
Ponnelle
: Open University
Sexual IdentityHow liberating or constraining are the terms we use to describe ourselves?
Producer FRANCES BERRIGAN (R)
Contributors
Producer:
Frances
Berrigan
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