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: Open University
6.50 Chemistry: Pure Organic Compounds7.15 Semi-Conductors and the Sun
7.40 Experimental Philosophy
8.30 Geology: Interpreting Sediments
8.55 Matter in the Universe: Red Giants
9.20 Social Integration: Children's TV
9.45 Victorian Dissenting Chapels
10.10 Special Education in Norway
10.35 Maths: Transformations in Action
11.00 India: Space for Education
11.25 Darwin and Diversity
11.50 Maths Methods: Numerical Solutions
12.15 Biology: Cardiovascular Control
12.40 NewHips for Old
: International Bridge Club
Hambro Guardian TrophyPresented by Clare Harrison and Jeremy Flint.
Featuring four of the world's greatest players.
The scores to date are:
Tony Forrester (GB) + 10 Bob Hamman (US) + 18
Zia Mahmood (Pakistan) - 50 Christian Mari (France) + 22 Lighting COLIN WIDGERY Videotape editor IAN HOWLETT
Director ANNIE LEWIS Producer
DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
0 BOOKLET: for a copy of the hands featured in the series, with additional analysis, send a cheque or POfor
12.50, made payable to Broadcasting Support Services, to [address removed].
0 BRIDGE PROBLEM: this week and every week from now on, a bridge challenge will appear on the Puzzle Page. Turn to page 95 for this week's problem, and for the answer to Bridge Problem 5.
Contributors
Presented By:
Clare
Harrison
Presented By:
Jeremy
Flint.
Unknown:
Bob
Hamman
Unknown:
Christian
Mari
Unknown:
Colin
Widgery
Editor:
Ian
Howlett
Director:
Annie
Lewis
Producer:
David
Mitchell
: Grandstand
Introduced by Bob WilsonTimetable:
1.40 Motorcycling
2.00 Motor Racing
2.20 Motorcycling
2.50 Tennis
4.20 Motorcycling
4.40 Cricket
6.15 Motorcycling
Timings are subject to change
Motorcycling: Shell Oils British Road Race Championship from Cadwell Park
Commentator BARRY NUTLEY
Cricket: Refuge Assurance League: Northamptonshire v Leicestershire
Commentators PETER WALKER and RALPH DELLOR
Tennis: Direct Line Wentworth Classic
Commentators JOHN BARRETT, PAT CASH and GERALD WILLIAMS
Motor Racing from Silverstone: Lucas British F3 Championship
Commentator MURRAY WALKER
Television presentation:
Motorcycling MARTIN WEBSTER
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Tennis TWI
Motor racing BHP
Contributors
Presenter:
Bob
Wilson
Commentator (Motorcycling):
Barry
Nutley
Commentator (Cricket):
Peter
Walker
Commentator (Cricket):
Ralph
Dellor
Commentator (Tennis):
John
Barrett
Commentator (Tennis):
Pat
Cash
Commentator (Tennis):
Gerald
Williams
Commentator (Motor racing):
Murray
Walker
Television Presentation (Motorcycling):
Martin
Webster
Television Presentation (Cricket):
Bob
Duncan
Studio Producer (Grandstand):
Campbell
Ferguson
Producer (Grandstand):
Martin
Hopkins
Editor (Grandstand):
John
Philips
: One Man and His Dog
BBCtv InternationalSheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall.
The sheepmen and their dogs are back for the next eight weeks.
On the running ground alongside Esthwaite Water in the Lake District, farmers and shepherds from the four home countries gather. Heat 1- Wales Competitors
David Daniel with Nell Lyn Williams with Glen Gwyn Jones with Queen Director STEPHEN MORRIS Producer IAN SMITH
Contributors
Introduced By:
Phil
Drabble
Unknown:
Eric
Halsall.
Unknown:
David
Daniel
Unknown:
Nell Lyn
Williams
Unknown:
Glen Gwyn
Jones
Director:
Stephen
Morris
Producer:
Ian
Smith
: Rough Guide to the World
BangkokDirector SIMON MEYERS
Series producer RACHEL PURNELL
Contributors
Director:
Simon
Meyers
Producer:
Rachel
Purnell
: Three of a Kind: Social Workers
Presented by Jeremy Isaacs.With Joyce Brand, Martin Ruddock and Adele Jones.
Child sexual abuse is the visible tip of a vast world of deprivation, personal inadequacy, the handicaps of body, mind and old age, attended to by an army of social workers.
They are in the firing line - left to get on with society's dirty work. How do they cope?
Contributors
Presenter:
Jeremy
Isaacs
Social worker:
Joyce
Brand
Social worker:
Martin
Ruddock
Social worker:
Adele
Jones
Director:
David
Crossman
Producer:
Udi
Eichler
: Alexel Sayle's Stuff
A series of six programmes 2: From Avagadro to Ava GardnerDear Radio Times,
Why, oh why, do TV producers insist on subjecting us to the inane cackle of audiences' laughter, completely drowning programmes at the slightest provocation?
Fortunately, this is not the case on Alexei Sayle 's Stuff where, joy of joys, the studio audience always remains in stunning silence throughout. More please!
(Mrs) Sandra Robespierre
Chislehurst
Who gives a damn what you think? ALEXEI SAYLE
Featuring Alexei Sayle with LESLIE CROWTHER
ANGUS DEAYTON
PAULINE MELVILLE
TONY MILLAN
FELICITY MONTAGU
HARRIET THORPE
MARK WILLIAMS
Written by ANDREW MARSHALL DAVID RENWICK , ALEXEI SAYLE Music by SIMON BRINT. STEVE JEFFRIES Designer GRAHAM STOREY Produced and directed by MARCUS MORTIMER (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Alexei
Sayle
Unknown:
Sandra
Robespierre
Unknown:
Alexei
Sayle
Unknown:
Alexei
Sayle
Unknown:
Leslie
Crowther
Unknown:
Angus
Deayton
Unknown:
Pauline
Melville
Unknown:
Tony
Millan
Unknown:
Felicity
Montagu
Unknown:
Harriet
Thorpe
Written By:
Andrew
Marshall
Written By:
David
Renwick
Written By:
Alexei
Sayle
Music By:
Simon
Brint.
Music By:
Steve
Jeffries
Designer:
Graham
Storey
Directed By:
Marcus
Mortimer
: Second Sight
ClodaghIn 1966 Clodagh was an energetic young fashion designer in Dublin - married with three young sons. There have been many changes in her life since then - she has changed husband, job and country. In this film Second Sight travels to New York to explore her new world. Cameraman KEITH HOPPER
Sound recordist TIM HUMPHRIES Film editor DOROTHEA GAZIDIS Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol
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Contributors
Unknown:
Keith
Hopper
Unknown:
Tim
Humphries
Editor:
Dorothea
Gazidis
Producer:
Michael
Croucher
: Moviedrome
Alex Cox introduces another in the season of classic cult movies. TonightTHX 1138 starring
Robert Duvall
Donald Pleasence.
It is the 25th century. In a computer-controlled subterranean world, men and women are reduced by drugs to soulless automatons who have neither political sense nor sexual desire. But THX
1138 and his specially-selected mate LUH 3417 have been skipping their regular drug intake and are beginning to develop feelings towards each other....
This first film by George Lucas , later to find fame and success with Star Wars, was also the first production of Francis Ford Coppola 's Zoetrope company.
Screenplay by GEORGE LUCAS and WALTER MURCH
Produced by LAWRENCE STURHANN Directed by GEORGE LUCAS Television presentation by NICK JONES
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Contributors
Introduces:
Alex
Cox
Unknown:
Robert
Duvall
Unknown:
Donald
Pleasence.
Unknown:
George
Lucas
Unknown:
Francis Ford
Coppola
Unknown:
George
Lucas
Unknown:
Walter
Murch
Produced By:
Lawrence
Sturhann
Directed By:
George
Lucas
THX 1138:
Robert
Duvall
SEN 5241:
Donald
Pleasence
SRT:
Don Pedro
Colley
LUH 3417:
Maggie
McOmie
PTO:
Ian
Wolfe
TWA:
Marshall
Efron
NCH:
Sid
Haig
DWY:
John
Pearce
IMM:
Irene
Forrest
ELC:
Claudette
Blessing
Chrome robots:
Johnny
Weissmuller Jr
Chrome robots:
Robert
Feero
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