9.38 Science Session: Things that go Dark in the Light

10.0 The Electric Company Programme 1: A new reading series from The Children's Television Workshop, New York. Director ANDREW FERGUSON Presented for the BBC by RONALD SMEDLEY (Colour)

10.25-10.45 Science all Around Flour

11.0 Watch!: Clay Pinchpots and potters' wheels. We visit a claypit and a pottery, and fire homemade monsters in a dustbin kiln. Presented by JEAN ROGERS and KEN BINGE Producer JILL GLINDON REED (Colour)

11.18 Going to Work: Your Verdict by CEDRIC BLACKMAN
How and why things can go wrong at work - and a chance for you to give your verdict. Presenter PADDY FEENY with CAROLINE JOHN , YVONNE NICHOLSON , DAWN PERLLMAN, SPENCER BANKS, BARRIE GOSNEY Series editor PAUL MITCHELL (Colour)

Welsh pop panel game

Weatherman KEITH BEST

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

with DEREK GRIFFITHS The Paper Family

How Boris and Christopher fetched the Battle Plans
Story told by JOHNNY MORRIS

2.2 Music Time: Programme 21
2.25 Colour Television Club Finding the Way
'A puzzle in map-reading leads ANNE GALE and DAVID FREELAND to a town in Yorkshire.
Director DAVID WALLACE

A programme for children under 5

Another hilarious adventure of Huck and his quest for the peaceful life.

A series of cartoons about two zany mice and Jinks the cat.

with Andrew Ray
Fairy Tales and Stories of Hans Andersen
Translated by ERIK HANGAARD Today: The Magic Galoshes
Pictures by PETER RUSH

A thrilling series of adventures.
Lok is bitten by a venomous snake and his life is in danger.

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West News, interviews and analysis from your region tonight, including local weather; with Michael Barratt , Frank Bough Bob Wellings , Brian Widlake Sue Lawley and Susanne Hall and Consumer Unit, your weekly guide to consumer problems and how to avoid them, presented by Valerie Singleton , Richard Stilgoe
Editor STUART WILKINSON
(Regional details as Monday)

Seven samples of Italian life. 5: Winter Harvest
The Gargano Promontory is one of the most varied and individual regions of Italy, with a way of life all its own - especially during the olive harvest.
Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER
Written and directed by COLIN ROSE (Bristol)

an amiable private eye
Tonight: Counter Gambit
Rockford plays a pair of jewel thieves in a game of bluff with a pearl necklace for the winner.

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods ; Weather

A Family Affair
Tuesday's Documentary
In ten years, this deeply traditional, country has experienced more change than most nations have achieved in the past century: education for women, sophisticated weapons for its army, and new agriculture in a land where water is more expensive than oil. Faisal's dream was just beginning. Now he's dead. William Woollard and Ian Smart give an account of the achievement of the ultra-conservative who dragged his nation into the 20th century, yet feared the consequences of rapid change. Powerful as they are, Saudi Arabia's new rulers remain entirely dependent on the West for realising King Faisal's dreams.
Film cameraman PETER SARGENT Sound GRAHAM HARE
Film editors SIMON HAMMOND , COLIN joncs Producer PATRICK UDEN Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD
' Someone has shot the Kina ': page 3

In the early 30s, three students went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and studied acting, but only one now remains in the profession. The second became a playwright and the third founded the Brook Street Bureau, the largest secretarial agency in the world.
They are: Griffith Jones
Mary Hayley Bell, Marjorie Hurst In the chair Brian Redhead
Designer PAUL MONTAGUE Director PEGGY WALKER
Producer HAZEL LEWTHWAITE

Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy
11.28 Weatherman/Regional News