9.38 Discovering Science: What is Air?
Introduced by Michael Underwood
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10.0 Merry-go-Round: Under the Ground: In the City
Introduced by Richard Carpenter

10.25-10.45 Science Extra: Biology: A Place to Live
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11.0-11.20 British Social History: The Age of Steam: 1: The Coming of the Mills
The birth of the factory system brings new tensions between masters and men
Introduced by Robin Ray
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11.30 New Horizons: Hero: 2: National Heroes
People's fates are determined by political leaders and by the men of action who carry out their policies. What is society's attitude to these figures, in peace and in war, and how and why do they become national heroes?
Introduced by George Melly

The experts discuss ponies
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(Crystal Palace, Wenvoe West, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)

2.5 Science All Around: Five Senses
This first programme in a new series looks at the way animals use their senses and asks just how far can we rely on our own?
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2.30 Going to Work: Working for the Council
Through the work and the words of young employees of Chester City and Cheshire Councils, this film shows some of a local authority's operations and the wide range of career opportunities they offer school-leavers
Introduced by Peter West
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2.55 People of Many Lands: Japanese Bay
About fishing, tea-growing, the cultivation of pearl oysters and silkworms - and kite flying.
Commentary by Christopher Trace
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3.20 Twentieth-Century Focus: Topical Programme
A close look at the story behind the headlines

by Susan Hill
Raymond Leppard tells Stories about Music
One of them was just a choirboy, another stole his brother's music-book to learn the tunes by moonlight, and another ran away to play the drums in a circus. They all became famous musicians, but some peculiar things happened on the way

with Valerie Singleton, John Noakes, Peter Purves

by Nina Bawden
Dramatised in four parts by Rosemary Anne Sisson

If Mr Gribble is a vegetarian, why have Fred and Sid seen him eating meat in a cafe...?

The adventures of a very young elephant

After leaving the Great Forest Babar finds himself in a small French town and is befriended by the Old Lady
English version written by Peggy Miller and told by Eric Thompson
Read about Babar on page 10

and Weather

Ronald Allison spotlights events and people making the news around Town

A contest in speed and wits between families from all over the United Kingdom introduced by Robert Robinson
The Gavin Family from Hounslow, Middlesex v The Simkins Family from Harlow, Essex

by David Ellis
Starring James Ellis, John Slater
with Paul Angelis, Douglas Fielding and Bernard Holley

A gelignite explosion has wrecked an office, and probably injured the men responsible... all for the sake of £20. But where do the police start looking for dangerous amateurs who take such risks...?
(for cast list see Tuesday, page 32)

starring The George Mitchell Singers
featuring John Boulter, Dai Francis, Tony Mercer
with The Television Toppers
and Lyn and Graham McCarthy
Margaret Savage, Delia Wicks, Penny Jewkes, Pauline Whitaker, Les Rawlings
(first shown on BBC2)

People, places and problems that matter most to Britain and the world introduced by Robin Day
with Panorama reporters Michael Charlton, Richard Kershaw, Robert MacNeil, Julian Pettifer

Panorama has a new, 32-year-old editor. He is Brian Wenham, who recently joined the BBC after several years at ITN, where he was a senior producer of News at Ten

With Richard Baker and the BBC's correspondents and reporters around the world and Weather

Written by Anthony Skene
Starring Jon Finch and Sarah Brackett

The madman lives in a No-Man's-Land a borderline between fantasy and reality... where the real becomes unreal, the unreal real - and life itself a waking nightmare. Simon finds himself living in such a nightmare. Has he gone mad or is he merely suffering from temporary delusions? Above all, why should he want to kill a perfect stranger?

by Hugh Leonard
Starring Milo O'Shea
with Anna Manahan as Mrs Kennefick, Yootha Joyce as Miss Argyll and David Kelly as Cousin Enda

When his mother is taken off to hospital for observation, Bunjy hopes to make up for lost time with his girl friend. The Mammy, however, has made her own plans and these do not include Miss Argyll.

Presented all this week by David Dimbleby with on-the-spot reports by Linda Blandford, Bernard Falk, David Lomax, Fyfe Robertson and Denis Tuohy and special contributions from Keith Kyle, Robert McKenzie and Olivier Todd including a round-up of the day's news in pictures

Highlights of the first day's debates in Brighton

John Pearse shows a group of friends how to 'pick' melodies in the style of four famous American folk guitarists. This week it's The Rev Gary Davis and 'Candy Man'
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Closedown