9.38 Maths Today: Year 2

10.0 Science All Around: Clothing

10.25-10.45 Look and Read: The Boy from Space: 8

11.0 Watch!: Wheels

11.18 Going to Work: Getting On with People

11.40 People of Many Lands: Romania
(Colour)

12.5 New Horizons: The Computer and the individual

Panel game

With Bob Langley
and Weatherman Jack Scott

(Colour)

This painting cost the Glasgow Art Gallery £8,200 in 1952. It has earned them over £33,000.
Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh, Archbishop of the Russian Orthodox Church in Britain, looks at this controversial painting and explains his reaction to it.

2.0 A Job Worth Doing?: Hospital Administration
(Booklet: page 78)

2.30 Look Out: Putting on the Style

Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of antiques with Max Robertson
Customers Imogen Hassall, Nigel Stock
(from Bristol)

Tony Soper explores one of the finest places for wintering ducks and wild swans in Europe. In summer it is the home for some of our scarcest nesting birds. Here you can see one of nature's spectaculars - courting Ruffs in all their finery.
(from Bristol)

In-service education project for teachers

What has School Broadcasting to offer older pupils of average and less than average ability?

(Repeated on BBC2 Thursday, 6.35 pm)
(Accompanying sound series R3, Wednesdays)
(Booklet 60p: see page 78)

A programme for children under 5

English version written and told by Eric Thompson.

by Gwynedd Rae
with Richard Wattis

(Colour)

A special edition of a weekly series introduced by Johnny Morris
Animal Magic takes part in an exchange of rare White Tigers between Bristol Zoo and New Delhi Zoo, and visits some of the National Parks of India.
(from Bristol)

and Weather

bringing you news and views in your region tonight
(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

A new comedy series created by Brian Clemens and Richard Waring
Written by Richard Waring
Starring John Alderton and Hannah Gordon
with Tim Barrett

George views the prospect of becoming a family man with mixed feelings.

with Robert Dougall and Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather

Every wound and every death that has resulted from the fighting has caused a suffering that is universal. In Northern Ireland today, violence affects everybody.

'...It's a tremendous price to pay for nothing - because there's nothing been done... I can see a terrible lot of things going on here in Ireland and they're just not getting through. For three years people have been shot, maimed, blown up - everything. It's just taken as an everyday occurrence...' (Belfast bomb victim who lost both legs.)

Harold Williamson talks to the losers in Northern Ireland - the widows, the children, the injured, the frightened, the dispossessed; the soldiers; people of different religions, different politics, but spokesmen for neither; and the ordinary people who are paying the price of violence.

Frederic Raphael looks at the latest films and at what's going on in the film world today.
This week, a preview of some of the films which will be entered for the 16th London Film Festival.

Presented by Ludovic Kennedy
including:
A Meeting at Mons
Six survivors of the first British engagement of the 1914-18 War revisit the battlefield - and meet, for the first time for 58 years, the men they fought.

A series of interviews with Joan Bakewell talking to people who want us to change our ways.
This week: Moelwyn Merchant Professor of English at Exeter University.
'Harmony... had better be broken by some dissonance in order to keep life.'
(from Bristol)