9.38 Maths Workshop: Stage 1: Round-up

10.0 History 1917-71: Lenin's Revolution

10.25-10.45 Look and Read: Joe and the Sheep Rustlers: 1: Castle Farm
by Leonard Kingston
with Struan Rodger, Martine Howard, Ken Jones, Paul Humpoletz, Michael Grady, David Sadgrove, Rita Howard
(Colour)

11.0 Watch!: Wood
Chairs and tables, and how to make faces from driftwood and off-cuts.
Presented by Andrew Bradford

11.18 Going to Work: the job hunt

11.40 Science Extra: Biology: Servicing the Blood System

12.5 New Horizons: The Exquisite Corpse
(Colour)

Panel game

With Bob Langley
and Weatherman Jack Scott

(Colour)

Warner Brothers Cartoons

2.5 Television Club: a new start

2.30 Science Extra: Physics: Order out of chaos?

with Max Robertson
Resident connoisseur Arthur Negus
Guest connoisseur Richard Carne
Customers Anthea Holloway , Brian Matthew
(from Bristol)

A 1,000-mile safari through the Australian outback.
They visit Fogg Dam bird sanctuary, examine the giant anthills of Arnhem Land, see wild buffalo and traverse South Alligator Crossing.

An ABC Production

In-service education project for teachers

How influential are pop heroes, and can teachers come to terms with them?

(Repeated Thursday 6.40 on BBC2. Linked with Radio 4 VHF Sundays, 3.30; R3 medium wave Wednesdays, 6.50)

by Ursula Moray-Williams

with Patrick Troughton
Today: Marta

Tony Hart, Pat Keysell and Ben Benison
including The Prof and Wilfred Makepeace Lunn with another of his ingenious machines also Mr Blue and Cuckoo, Burbles, Humphrey Umbrage and Susanne

(Send a painting for the 'Gallery' to 'Vision On' [address removed] We are sorry we cannot return them, but there is a prize for any shown)
(Colour)

with Peter Woods; 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)

Starring Cecil Parker, James Robertson Justice, Ian Bannen, Agnes Laurent

The arrival of the new French teacher abruptly shatters the ordered calm of Melbury Public School for Boys - for the new master turns out to be a mistress! Discipline crumbles as she makes her glamorous presence felt.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods
Weather

with James Burke

'I just hate the thought of going up in an aircraft but it's the only way to go so you do it.' (Airport Hostess)
This is the time of year when the travel agents want you to think ahead to jetting away from it all next summer. Some of us do think about it, but with dread.
What makes so many people afraid of flying? (and psychiatrists claim that anyone who says they're not afraid is either a fool or a liar). The answer seems obvious - crashes like last year's BEA Trident disaster killing 118 people are enough to put anyone off flying. And yet it's not as simple as that. There are more people killed in one week on Britain's roads than in any major air disaster, but that doesn't stop most of us travelling by car.
James Burke, himself a nervous man when flying, travels with a holiday group from Luton to Nicosia and tries to find out what worries them most and how they, and he, can be helped.
(Flying in the face of fear: page 12)

Frederic Raphael looks at the latest films and the film world today - including James Ivory's new film Savages.

The people behind the stories, the people the stories affect and the people with something to say. Ludovic Kennedy presents an informal review of reporting and relevant talk along with Nicholas Harman and Austin Mitchell

Including: Phone-In the regular Tuesday feature in which viewers can phone-in to the programme, put their questions to people in the studio, and take part live on the air.

Professor Moelwyn Merchant on "Christ and the Temple Traders" by El Greco.

(Colour)