28 November 1975
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BBC1
Source: TV & Radio Bits http://www.tvradiobits.co.uk/tellyyears (Radio Times North 22-28 November 1975)
- 09.30 For Schools, Colleges
- 09.30 Canoe Exploration and Discovery
- 10.00 Look and Read
- 10.23 Ffenestri
- 10.45 You and Me
- 11.00-12.20 For Schools, Colleges
- 11.00 Ireland
- 11.30 A Job Worth Doing?
- (b/w)
- 12.00 Engineering Craft Studies
- 12.25 Dechrau Canu Songs of Praise
- 12.55 News
- 13.00 Pebble Mill
- 13.10-13.12 Weather
- 13.45 Chigley
- 14.02-15.00 For Schools, Colleges
- 14.02-2.22 Scene
- 14.35 New Horizons
- 15.58 Regional News (exc London)
- 16.00 Play School
- 16.25 It's the Wolf
- 16.35 Jackanory
- 16.50 Boss Cat
- 17.15 Fabulous Animals
- David Attenborough looks at dragons and serpents
- 17.40 Magic Roundabout
- 17.45 National News
- 18.00 Nationwide
- In which, after your regional programmes, Michael Barrett , Frank Bough, Bob Wellings and Dilys Morgan present the British scene to the people of Britain
- 19.05 Tom and Jerry
- 19.10 The Invisible Man
- 20.00 Sykes
- 20.30 Porridge
- 21.00 Nine O'Clock News
- with Richard Baker and Richard Whitmore
- 21.25 Quiller
- 22.30 Tonight
- with Sue Lawley, Denis Tuohy and Donald MacCormick
- 23.00 Regional variations
- 23.30 Weatherman/Regional News
- 23.32 FILM Bringing Up Baby
BBC Scotland
as above except
- 10.23-10.43 Around Scotland
- 11.00-11.20 Living in Scotland
BBC Wales
as above except
- 13.45-14.00 Tredwt
- 19.05 Heddiw
- 19.30-20.00 Fo a Fe
BBC2
Source: TV & Radio Bits http://www.tvradiobits.co.uk/tellyyears (Radio Times North 22-28 November 1975)
- 11.00-11.25 Play School
- 19.05 Mr Smith's Gardening Programme
- 19.30 Newsday
- with Robin Day, Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw and Richard Whitmore
- 19.50 Pot Black
- 20.15 The Money Programme
- 21.00 Poems and Pints
- A programme of words and music from Llanwern
- 21.25 Spirit of the Age
- Eight centuries of British architecture
- 22.15 Trinity Tales
- 23.05 Newsnight
- 23.25-23.30 Closedown
- Stephen Thorne reads The Song of Right and Wrong
