TV MINI
1970Frank Cartwright Read the scan at ETOL (PDF) →Read from the scan by machine and not corrected: headlines and words can be misread, and a caption or advert can run into the text. For anything you quote, read the scan.
BBC 1 REGIONAL 2.25-12.50 p.m. Apni hi ghar samajhiye. 1.00 Disc a dawn. 1.30 ITV Watch with mother. 1.45-1.53 News and weather. 4.20 Play school. 4.40 Jackanory. 4.55 Six blue horses. 5.15 Vision on. 5.44 Parsley.
6.00 LONDON-NATIONWIDE. 6.45 THE DOCTORS. 7.05 TOMORThe death agony of capitalism Transitionall 9.10 9.45 WEDNESDAY PLAY: Wind versus Polygamy'. By Obi Egbuna.
11.05 Richard Hoggart talking about changes in British society. BE 11.00 7.05 8.00 8.50 9.55 'UNITED WE FALL'. A look at Leeds United four days 10.30 10.35 5.50 News and Weather. ROW'S WORLD. 7.30 ALL GAS AND GAITERS. 'The Bishop Takes Up Business'. IT'S A KNOCK-OUT! and weather.
ELECTION FORUM. tions. A gentle play about the changing world of Africa with Earl Cameron, Charles Hyatt, Clifton Jones and Gordon Jackson. Richard Hoggart 11.30 Weather. 11.30 Weather.
11.20 a.m. PLAY SCHOOL. p.m. SQUARE TWO. 7.30 NEWS and weather. MAN ALIVE. 'North and South'. A look at the either side of the Wash. CANVAS. 'Pioneer Art'. A look at the collection of American art in Bath. SHOW OF THE WEEK: "Scott on Superstition'.
looks at superstition. 'UNITED WE FALL'. the World Cup.
NEWS and weather.
REGIONAL All regions as BBC 1 except:
Midlands and East Anglia: 6.00-6.45 Midlands today. Look East, weather.
Nationwide. 11.27 News, weather. North of England:. 6.00-6.45 Look North, weather. Nationwide. 11.27 News, weather.
Wales: 6.00 Wales today. weather.
Nationwide. 6.45-7.05 Heddiw. Great Yarmouth v Lowestoft. 8.50 NEWS Edward Heath answers viewers' QuesScotland: 6.00-6.15 Reporting Scotland, nationwide wews.6 ieneral orsherbly Ireland: wei her.
Northern 6.00-6.45 Scene around six, weather. Natir nwide. 11.27 News, Westther:.00-6.45 South and West: Points West. South today. Spotlight SouthWest, weather. Nationwide. 11.27 News, weather.
Kirk and Jim ills, Croydon.
ummm 'It may not be the greatest show on earth. But for sheer panache there has been little to rival British May 27, 1970 EV THE PICTURE of the British workers so dearly bred and so expensively fostered by the British bourgeoisie and its middle-class stooges is mana PAGE THREE