(to 7.20)
9.38 Science Workshop: Tracks (A)
(R)
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Dibs has problems understanding Cosmo when she loses her voice...
Film: Ruchi celebrates Diwali with her family and friends. Song: 'Pop goes the weasel'.
10.15 MI 10: Mathematical Investigations
15: Decimals Forever
How to cut cake into thirds by cutting it into quarters.
16: How Likely?
To start a game, is it fair to toss a coin? Why?
10.38 Maths Topics: 5: Locus (Sequence 4): Area
Resource CSE/O-level material in the form of animated sequences for classroom use: students are encouraged to provide their own commentary.
(R)
11.0 Words and Pictures: Money to Spend
11.17 Let's See: Getting Around: 3: Across Water
11 40 Scene: The Roadies' Tale
12.10 pm You Can't See the Wood...: 4: Hearts of Oak
David Bellamy examines the natures, diversity and uses of trees.
(R)
12.35 Rockschool: 5: Heavy Metal
A series of nine programmes giving hints and tips on playing to budding rock musicians.
(R)
1.0 Maths Help II: 5: Probability
For adults studying maths to O-level, this series offers help with common difficulties.
(R)
1.15 Job Bank: Turning Pro
1.38 Outlook: Alternative Technology: 3: Here Comes the Sun
BBC Wales
2.0 Watch: Chinese New Year
'Kung Hey Fatt Choy'. James and Louise celebrate Chinese New Year in London and Manchester. James goes into school to learn some Chinese writing and a New Year song, while Louise is taken by 7-year-old Anna Chan and her family to see a spectacular New Year street festival.
Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor and James Earl Adair
2.18 Look, Look and Look Again: Natural Details
Colourful flowers and tiny butterflies make good subjects for detailed drawing and painting.
(R)
2.40 Zig Zag: Tomorrow's Spacemen
World Bowls
The Embassy World
Indoor Bowls Championship Jim Baker (Ireland) the 1984 World Champion, 1985 UK Singles Champion.
John Watson (Scotland) the 1982 World Champion, 1985 UK Singles runner-up.
Cecil Bransky (Israel) the 1985 World Championship runner-up.
David Bryant , triple winner of the World Championship. These four outstanding bowlers are all in action today at the eighth
World Championship. Commentators
DOUGIE DONNELLY ,
DAVID RHYS JONES , JIMMY DAVIDSON Racing from Ascot
3.40 The Reynoldstown
Novices' Steeplechase (3m)
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Introduced by Jeremy James Learn all the basics and improve your game week by week as Jeremy Flint guides novices and regulars of the Bristol Bridge Club towards a better understanding of this challenging game.
Director LINDA MCCARTHY
Producer MARK PATTERSON (R)
starring
Robert Donat Jean Parker
Eugene Pallette In 18th-century Scotland, a feud between the Clan
Glourie and the Clan
MacLaggan is left unresolved, and the ghost of Murdoch
Glourie lives on in the family castle. Two hundred years later the American Martin family offer to buy the property from the impoverished descendent, Donald Glourie , but only if they move it to Florida!
Screenplay by ROBERT E. SHERWOOD and GEOFFREY KERR based on the story Sir Tristram Goes West by ERIC KEOWN
Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA Directed by RENE CLAIR
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The men's 800 and 1500 metres races at the Los
Angeles Olympic Games. Book, A Question of Sport £1.50 from retailers
TV's law and justice magazine. In the studio David Jessel and Sue Cook question the victims and villains, lawmakers and enforcers. Out on the street, on lawful and unlawful occasions, is reporter Ed Boyle.
The week: A Welsh international rugby player could face criminal prosecution for alleged violence on the pitch. Should the law take over from the referee, and who should be liable?
An 11-part television history of Britain at work in the 20th century.
4: Cotton People
Eighty years ago cotton goods were Britain's biggest export by far. A quarter of all overseas earnings came from cotton - 600,000 jobs depended on it:
'The biggest majority of Lancashire girls were in cotton. They all had to go into the mills. And they were weaving, winding, beaming, reeling, picking the cops. They were everything.'
But the cotton people were about to go over a precipice. Trade slumped, and foreign competitors took over.
Was Lancashire an innocent victim of lower Asian wage rates, or could she have done more to re-equip and change with the times? Music by CARL DAVIS
Producer ANGELA HOLDSWORTH Executive producer
PETER PAGNAMENTA (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
starring
Germ Warfare
Extracting blood from a stone would be easier than obtaining it from Frank Burns , and Hawkeye's vampiric plan backfires when Frank is suspected of being a hepatitis carrier. But how to prove it and how to keep him away from the amorous Hotlips?
Written by LARRY GELBART
Directed by TERRY BECKER (R)
The last of a thriller in four parts by HOWARD BRENTON with The Patriot
Eddie Cass , small-time crook, throws this hatbox into the river. With the head still in it. Now they're all paying to find out who did it. But Eddie sees it isn't money makes the world go round. It's treachery. Everyone alive is a bent copper. With a gun. And it's him they're after. But still, as the man said - anything for England.
Music by RICHARD HARTLEY
Film cameraman JOHN KENWAY Film editor JOHN ROSSER Designer GAVIN DAVIES Producer ROBIN MIDGLEY Director ROB WALKER BBC Pebble Mill
Meatloaf
Larger than life on stage at London's Brixton Academy with the Neverland Express, midnight found Meatloaf at the 'Lost and found', searching for a 'Piece of the action' with 'A modern girl', and leaving like a 'Bat out of hell'.
Sound PAUL CUNLIFFE
Directed by TOM CORCORAN Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
John Tusa , Peter Snow ,
Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary with Ian Smith and Jenni Murray Producers JANA BENNETT
TIM GARDAM. MARK THOMPSON DIANA MORTON
Directors JOHN WILKINSON. CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. COLIN STANBRIDGE Deputy editor TIM ORCHARD Editor RICHARD TAIT
