7.05 Semiconductors

7.30 Ecological Sampling

(UHF only)

Ensemble
A 24-part French course for beginners : programme 23

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

With BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD MARIAN FOSTER and DAVID SEYMOUR including
Family Advice with Claire Rayner
Editor TERny DOBSON

Including Crime Line, the 'hot line' between police and public: [number removed]
Introduced by David Seymour with Mike Dornan
Director KEITH ACKRILL
Editor BRIAN GIBSON. (BBC Birmingham)

Story:
The Chick and the Duckling written by MIRRA GINSBURG illustrated by Jose ARUEGO and ARIANE ARUEGO Presenters:
CAROL LEADER and JOHNNY BALL

Deputy Dawg and his vegetable patch give a lot of people a lot of trouble.

by Alet Schouten.
With Peter Jeffrey.

with Susan King
The third of seven programmes
Susan continues to learn survival techniques from ANTHONY GREENBANK while in the Ambleside and Great Langdale areas of the Lake District.
People who live there know the dangers of the hills only too well. Susan finds out for herself what some of them are, when she has to take her boots off to cross slippery rocks, wade chest high through an icy mountain stream and somehow light a fire in the soaking rain.
Film cameraman NAT CROSBY Film editor RICHARD SEEL Producer DAVID TURNBULL

Voyage of Discovery

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West present news and views in your region tonight. Then at 6.25
MICHAEL BARRATT , FRANK BOUGH BOB WELLINGS and DILYS MORGAN present some of the more interesting stories of life in today's Britain, including Consumer Unit with Valerie Singleton and Richard Stilgoe
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON EditorJOHN GAU

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

SUE LAWLEY and DENIS TUOHY talk to interesting people about themselves and their lives and look at events of the day which affect us With DONALD MACCORMICK