Weatherman MICHAEL FISH

BOB LANGLEY , MARIAN FOSTER , DAVID SEYMOUR and DONNY MACLEOD including Collector's Corner with Arthur Negus

with DEREK GRIFFITHS

How Boris and Christopher set up the Skittles
Story told by JOHNNY MORRIS

Which way now?
As the country faces the twin evils of unemployment and inflation - which wav will the Chancellor of the Exchequer choose to direct his budget? Find out first with David Dimbleby and the Budget 75 team.
Halmer Hudson , chartered accountant - analysing the effect upon the family budget; Peter Oppenheimer , economist - analysing the effect upon the national budget; Alan Watson reporting the mood at Westminster as the Chancellor announces each change; and Robin Day getting reactions from the politicians - and from Len Murray , Gen Sec of the TUC. and Campbell Adamson, Director General of the CBI.
Budget summaries at 4.30, 5.0, 5.30
Producers TAM FRY, JACK SALTMAN Editor MtCHAEL TOWNSON
Here we go again: page 3

Richard Whitmore; Weatherman

from your region tonight, including local weather; and Budget Day comment and analysis on the Chancellor's proposals.
(Regional details as Mondaj)

Seven samples of Italian life in seven different places.
4: The Race of the Saints
Every year the men of Gubbio in Umbria take out puppet figures of the three local Saints, mount them on huge wooden pillars, run them round in circles and then, as fast as possible, up to the top of the hill. Between times cheese rolling is a popular pursuit. In Italy Gubbio has a reputation for eccentricity.
Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER Written and directed by colin THOMAS (Bristol)

starring James Garner as Jim Rockford, an amiable private eye with a nose for trouble In Pursuit of Carol Thorne
Rockford follows Carol Thorne intending to restore Cliff Hoad to his loving ' parents ' - but the elusive lady is after more than romance and the trail is rough.

with Richard Baker and Richard Whitmore ; Weather

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rt Hon
Denis Healey , MP for the Government
(On BBC2 at 10.45: R4 at 10.10 pm)

Tuesday's Documentary
Every week, in this country, more than 10,000 people reach retire, ment age.
One week, seven years ago, five people - an engine-driver, a foreman, a box-maker, a lorry-driver and a welder - were filmed as they passed through this crisis point in their lives. It became a documentary called I Don't Know How I Found Time to Go to Work.
Tonight's programme shows again some of their experiences as they celebrated their retirements and planned for the future: and now, seven years later, looks at what has happened to them and how they are getting on ... Cameramen
PETER BARTLETT , BILL MATHEWS
Film editor GEOFFREY BOTTERILL Producer STEPHEN PEET Seven years on: page 4

In the 1960 Cup Final, Blackburn Rovers were defeated 3-0 by Wolverhampton Wanderers. Tonight three of the Blackburn players reunite to discuss that match and their lives since then: one is now a supermarket millionaire, the second is chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association, and the third continued playing football, superbly, with Blackburn Rovers till his retirement. They are: David Whelan
Derek Dougan , Bryan Douglas In the chair Brian Redhead
Designer PAUL MONTAGUE Director KEITH PHILLIPS
Producer HAZEL LEWTHWAITS