Dechrau Canmol
Songs of praise .

Weather BILL GILES

BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD
MARIAN FOSTER and DAVID SEYMOUR present their selection of the activities, music, personalities and talking-points of the day - live from the entrance hall of the BBC Broadcasting Centre in Birmingham: including
Nature Watch and The Pebble Mill House - Day 2.

by PETER FIRMIN and OLIVER postdate: with music by SANDRA KERR and JOHN FAULKNER
The Second Bagpuss Annual, £1.25, from bookshops

with John Grant
Littlenose to the Rescue by JOHN GRANT Today: Bigfoot

with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman

Today's news and views in your corner of England presented by the BBC's regional newsrooms. Then at 6.25
Michael Barratt , Frank Bough Bob Wellings. Susanne Hall and Dilys Morgan take a look at the scene Nationwide.
Editor JOHN GAU
(Regional details <u Monday)

by David Ambrose
Starring Nigel Davenport, Michael Whitney, Barbara Shelley, Angela Douglas with Richard Hurndall, Callum Mill, Andrew Robertson, Angela Cheyne
Special guest Maurice Roeves
Triumph Oil are under attack from the local press. The directive goes out - tread gently. But will the clash between Ward and McGraw erupt into violence?
Cast in order of appearance:
Series devised by N.J. crisp and GERARD GLAISTER
In association with TOM and JOAN VEITCH
Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director MICHAEL HAYES

with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

A series of seven programmes by ROY CLARKE starring
The Peeper
' I won' have anyone behaving furtively during the hours of darkness.'
Music composed by PETER SKELLERN Arranged by ANDREW JACKMAN and played by THE HANWELL BAND Costume PAULA BRUCE Make-up PAULINE cox
Designer TONY SNOADEN
Producer DOUGLAS ARGENT
(Catherine Chase is appearing in ' No Sex, Please - We're British ' at the Strand Theatre, London)

Tuesday's Documentary
One by one the great ocean liners -which once carried the prestige of nations with them - have vanished from the north Atlantic. The ss United States, the fastest of them all, rusts slowly away in a naval dockyard in Virginia; the Michelangelo has made her final voyage from New York to Genoa; the France is laid up in Le Havre, her future a mystery; the Queen Mary is anchored for ever at Long Beach, California; and the Queen Elizabeth, the greatest liner ever built, lies a burnt-out shell at the bottom of Hong Kong harbour.
All these, and many more, have been unable to bear the burden of inflation, the rocketing cost of fuel, the competition of the big jets. Only the QE2 has managed to survive and prosper, the last of the great ships on the Atlantic run. Long may she sail, but for just how long is there a future for the Ships of State like her?
Producer JOHN PERCIVAL

SUE LAWLEY, DENIS TUOHY and DONALD MACCORMICK
Tonight and every weeknight
Report on the events which affect our lives; Talk to the people who take the decisions; Listen to the people whose lives are affected and invite your opinions on the events of the moment.
Editor MICHAEL BUNCE