9.38 Mathshow: Follow that number!
With Jacqueline Clarke, Charles Collingwood, Tony Hughes

10.0 Look and Read: Out of Control

10.25-10.45 Science All Around: Five Senses: the way animals use different senses to find their food and their mates.

11.0 Watch!: Looking Up: Rooftops and spires
Jean Rogers and Stephen Bradley make their own weathervanes and watch some steeplejacks at work.

11.18 Going to Work: What Sort of Job?
Jobs can be divided into three simple types: practical, office and people. This programme looks at some examples.
Commentary by Nick Ross.

11.40 Living in a Developing Country: Ghana: Using What's Around You

12.5pm A Job Worth Doing? How to Get Help
Introducing the people in the careers and employment services who can help in choosing a job.

Children's magazine

Weather MICHAEL FISH

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 12

Barnaby is a bear -and today he persuades the birds in the wood to teach him to sing.

2.2-2.32 Zigger Zagger: Part 1
by Peter Terson.
Starring Peter Turner and Martin Jarvis
A new production of the classic play first presented by the National Youth Theatre.

2.40 Music Time: Programme 1

A programme for children under 5

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

with Edward Petherbridge Ludo and the Star Horse by MARY STEWART
2:The Archer, the Goat and Gula

A weekly series introduced by Johnny Morris
A magazine of stories about animals and the people involved with them-in the wild, in the zoo, or at home.
Producer GEORGE INGER (Bristol)

A film cartoon series about the gang of alley-cats captained by the ever-resourceful Boss Cat.

by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS

with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman

starring
Nigel Davenport , Michael Whitney Barbara Shelley , Angela Douglas with Richard Hurndall , Callum Mill
Andrew Robertson , Angela Cheyne Special guest Glyn Owen The Decision by WILFRED GREATOREX
When Ward's past comes to light; Fraser is faced with a decision. Does he fire the man or not? Could Ward make the same disastrous mistake twice?
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 DAVID PROUDFOOT

with Kenneth Kendall and Angela Rippon and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

by ROY CLARKE starring with Always a Spectator-Never a Player
' Cheer up, lad. Life's richer than you think. It always has a few surprises.'
Music composed by PETER SKELLERN arranged by ANDREW JACKMAN and played by THE HANWELL BAND Designer TONY SNOADEN
Producer DOUGLAS ARGENT
(Catherine Chase is in ' No Sex Please -We're British' at the Strand Theatre, London;

Tuesday's Documentary Abu Dhabi observed by PATRICK O'DONOVAN
They call Abu Dhabi the richest country in the world. Yet a decade or so ago this place consisted of a cluster of mud houses and an old fort on the edge of the Arabian Gulf between the desert and the deep blue sea. In a technological explosion fuelled by oil Abu Dhabi is rocketing into the twentieth century. But it has not yet quite lost its innocence and its wonder at its own good fortune, and the foreigners from East and West who flock to this newest of the newly-rich oil kingdoms seem to enjoy working here. 'I would not recommend it as a place for a holiday,' says Patrick O'Donovan, ' but it is a place where, without violence, they have tried to distribute a wealth that came like showers of gold from heaven. For beginners in the capitalist game they are do- - ing pretty well.'
Film editor ALLAN TYRER
Producer PATRICIA MEEHAN Preview: page It

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
Editor MICHAEL BUNCE

The Origin of the Universe
How did the Universe come into being? This is one of the most important and most puzzling problems facing mankind. Recently we have some new information from the depths of space, which may shed some light on the whole. question; Patrick Moore discusses it with Dr John Beckman of Queen Mary College, whose studies of remote objects from balloon-borne equipment have produced interesting results.
PATRICK MOORE
Producer PATRICIA WOOD