6.40 Newton's Laws of Motion
7.5 Output, Income and Demand
7.30 Psycho-sexual Differences: 2
9.38 Countdown
A Need of Numbers
(Blacfc and white).
10.0 Merry-go-Round
When Alfred was King
10.23 Maths Workshop: Stage 1 Dominoes and Routes
11.0 The Electric Company: 7
Reading series from the Children's Television Workshop, New York,
Presented for the BBC by FELICITY KINROSS
11.22 Music Time: Programme 17 .
11.45 General Studies: Home Help Design in everyday life-for a start, let's get it right at home. Presented by ADRIENNE BURGESS , MICHAEL RODD Producer ROSANNA HIBBERT
Weather KEITH BEST
with Bob Langley , Donny MacLeod David Seymour , Marian Foster and Jan Leeming including
The Ages of York 2: The Romans
2.1 Words and Pictures Giddy Goose
2.18 British Social History
Crime and Punishment
2.40 Going to Work: Apprenticeship A traditional way to learn a craft - in large or small organisations. Narrator GRAHAM TURNER Producer JOHN CHIPPLE
with Bernard Holley
Jonny Briggs and his Golden Belt by JOAN EADiNGTON (in five parts)
Jonny Briggs hasn't much to call his own, until Ms dad brings Mm a present. Today: Albertised
with John Noakes, Peter Purves, Lesley Judd
Including a preview of Britain's National Stamp Exhibition and details of a special concession for all Blue Peter badge winners.
Young actors, singers and dancers from secondary schools in different parts of Britain spend their first day in a TV studio to present their own series of entertainments.
This week from The North
TREVOR BRAITHWAITE
STEPHEN GREGG
KEVIN BURGESS , MARCIA LINTON
SHAUN CAMPBELL , ANNETTE MITCHELL
VINCENT CAMPBELL , DAVID POWELL BEVERLEY ANNE CARR , PETER SHAW
STEPHEN CLARKE , LORRAINE SIMPSON
STEWART DOYLE , SHARON STAPLETON ANGELA FORREST, SUSAN THORNTON
Written by Brian Thompson , SYLVIA SHERRY with contribuitlans from those taking part Additional material ANITA BRONSON Designer KENNETH LAWSON
Producer MARILYN FOX. BBC North
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
Tonight Martin Young 's film series on Secret London takes him to a wine testing in a debtor's dungeon and the oldest game of skittles in the capital. Also
Richard Stilgoe with Pigeonhole.
Producers ANDREW TAUSSIG
GORDON WATTS, HUGH WILLIAMS
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
A serial in 16 parts based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM Part 9 by PETER DRAPER
As Ross's trial draws near, his apparent indifference to its outcome alarms Demelza -particularly when she learns that witnesses are being paid to give evidence against him.
Producer MORRIS BARRY
Director KENNETH IVES
Introduced by David Dimbleby The Crisis Inside
Britain's prison population has reached a new peak at over 42,000. Tom Mangold has been to five major prisons to talk to staff and prisoners about life inside and the strains on the system.
Expenditure cuts have stopped rebuilding and affected prison routine. Governors warn that facilities are overstretched; prison officers complain that their job has been reduced to locking and unlocking; prisoners are angry about conditions.
' I expected to come to prison and do time -but not to be caged up like this.'
After the Hull riot, is more trouble inevitable?
Producer JOHN PENYCATE
Assistant editor DAVID HARRISON
Editor PETER PAGNAMENTA. Preview: p 15
with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather
