6.40 Elementary Maths - Vectors

7.5 Handicapped in the Community

7.30 Time Base Generator

With WILLIAM RUSHTON
The Geranium of Fliit by WILLIAM RUSHTON
Today: Black Gold in Flüt

A cartoon series.

A series of zoological exploration in six parts.
Introduced by JEFFERY BOSWALL 4: Patagonia

Weather JACK SCOTT

Michael Aspel introduces your requests from recent BBC television programmes. With him in the studio this week: David Taylor , zoo vet
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
Send your requests to: Ask Aspel, BBC Television, London W12 8QT.

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

This second part of Nationwide's journey along some of Britain's famous old stagecoach routes includes a dash by the mailcoach Quicksilver (fastest of them all) to Devonport and journeys to Southampton and Holyhead. Reporter Martin Young

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather

A film series of hospital dramas highlighting controversial issues of the day.
Tonight starring
Us Against the World - part 1
The trials and tribulations, triumphs and heartbreaks of three girl medical students as they commence their hospital careers.
(Part 2 next week)

A series of six programmes 5: A Gap in the Clouds
The future of the world's planemakers hangs precariously in the balance - Britain's among them. The airlines are slowly replacing their aircraft with newer, more efficient models, but the aeroplane they most need does not yet exist. There's a gap in the range of designs available, filled at the moment only by ' paper aeroplanes '. William Woollard reports from the United States and Europe on the race to fill that gap. With Michael Rodd , he examines the billion-dollar gamble which faces both the airlines and the planemakers. Choose now, and risk being wrong; delay too long and you're out of the race.
Andrew Neil talks to British Aerospace's chief planner, Sir Peter Fletcher , about Britain's chance - perhaps the last chance - to take part in that race, to be part of the winning team.
Film editor COLIN JONES Producer amis haws
Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTA * BBC Manchester

Bill McLaren , the quiet man from Hawick, a Scottish borderer proud of his background, content to stay with his ain folk. McLaren, a schoolteacher, is a fervent propagandist for the game he loves-rugby union football.
In the fifth programme in this series, Hugh Mcllvanney of The Observer talks with BBCtv's Rugby Union commentator. The action is fast and furious and the background is fascinating.
Producer BOB ABRAHAMS