9.38 Science Session: Which? Material

10.0 Look and Read: Joe and the Sheep Rustlers: Castle Farm
(Colour)

10.25-10.45 Science All Around: Plastics

11.0 Watch!: What's inside?
How the lettering gets inside a stick of rock. Dance of the Russian dolls. Making card dolls to fit one inside another. Poem: My cat likes to hide in boxes.
(Colour)

11.18 Going to Work: Beginning the job
First days at work. What are the pitfalls and how can they be avoided?
(Colour)

11.40 Living in a Developing Country: Using What's Around You
How the villagers of northern Ghana get virtually all their everyday needs from the land around them.
(Colour)

12.5-12.30 A Job Worth Doing?: Getting Ahead

Welsh pop panel game

Weatherman Keith Best

Bob Langley, Marian Foster, David Seymour and Donny Macleod present the ideas, activities, music and personalities of the day including The Tuesday Stunt with Roy Scammell

by Roger Hargreaves
Told by Arthur Lowe
Animation Terry Ward

by Patrick Matthews and Mollie Matthews
Told by Richard Baker

2.2 Music Time: Programme 11

2.25 Television Club - Join the Club
Anne Gale and David Freeland introduce a new series
(Colour)

Story: "The Owl and the Pussy-cat" by Edward Lear

The lazy law-man's at it again so look out for trouble,

by Margery Williams Bianco
with Ted Ray
and puppets by Sheena Lane
Today: Bulka and Poor Cecco decide to see the world

Starring Mike Hope and Albie Keen
with Jennifer Hill
and special guests The Wombles

Machines often go wrong - certainly they seem to for Mike and Albie.
(Colour)

[Starring] Tony Hart, Pat Keysell, Sylveste McCoy
and Wilf Lunn with his extraordinary machinery
and The Prof.
Send paintings and designs to: Vision On, [address removed]. Unfortunately we can't return any, but we do give a prize for each one we show.

with Peter Woods; Weatherman

Look North, South Today, Look East, Midlands Today, Points West, Spotlight South West
with Consumer Unit, presented by Valerie Singleton, Richard Stilgoe

Led by Peter Graves as Jim Phelps, with Greg Morris as Barney, Peter Lupus as Willy, Lynda Day George as Casey

Willy is caught and willy nilly they mean to make him talk - but will he?

Starring Geoffrey Keen, David Buck, James Kerry
with Prunella Ransome as Helen Sinclair

Having acquired her first million Helen Sinclair immediately goes chasing after her second. But is it wealth she so desperately wants or emotional satisfaction?
(Colour)

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods; Weather

A View of Europe in the Twentieth Century
A television history in 13 parts
With personal comments by Peter Ustinov

The stark reality of totalitarianism inside Europe was defeating the idealists at the League of Nations.
'Form! Riflemen form! Ready, be ready to meet the storm!' was the rallying cry when Britain was threatened by invasion in the 19th century. As the 1930s passed by, it was even more clear that a storm was on its way, but for many Europeans there was no rallying cry. Hitler's Germany declared its hand - but who would oppose it? Hardly Soviet Communism, in the full throes of the Stalinist purges. Democracy - disunited as it was? Strangely, in a country usually off the main stream of events, Europeans found their cause: their spirit 'would find its frontier on the Spanish front. Its body in a rag-tag army.'
Book (same title) £5.95 from bookshops
The struggle for Spain: page 5

Barry Norman looks at the new films including Prisoner of Second Avenue, starring Jack Lemmon, and a new British comedy Eskimo Nell, starring Roy Kinnear.
Also extracts from some new British animation films now showing at the ICA.

The people behind the stories, the people the stories affect and the people with something to say. Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy
Tom Mangold, Vincent Hanna, Michael Cockerell, Bill Kerr Elliott, David Jessel, Julian Mounter and David Lomax are the Midweek correspondents.