6.40 World Modelling on Trial

7.5 Lakes and Rivers

7.30 Partial Differential Equations

9.38 Mathshow
Follow that Number
10.0 Look and Read: Cloudburst Out of Control
10.25-10.45 Europe from the Air Lights in the Darkness: 1
11.0 Watch
Robinson Crusoe
The first of a five-part series.
Louise builds her own desert island and the ' ghost' of Crusoe describes how he was shipwrecked and washed ashore.
With LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR and EARL
ADAIR Producer JOHN thornicroft
11.18 Going to Work
What Sort of Job?
11.40 Physical Science
Mastery over Metals
12.5 pm
A Job Worth Doing?
How to Get Help

Weather JACK SCOTT

BONNY MACLEOD, MARIAN FOSTER
JAN LEEMING and DAVID SEYMOUR with the personalities and talking points of the day including
The Jubilee Street Playground
Editor TERRY BOBSON

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Bernard Stone.
You and Me, Book 3 stories and pictures, 50p, from bookshops

2.14 Treffpunkt: Deutschland An Ort und Stelle
2.30 Zigger Zagger by PETER TERSON. Part 1

Film portraits
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

More adventures of space-traveller Astronut, and his earth-bound pal, Oscar.

with Jeremy Kemp
White Stallion of Lipizza by MARGUERITE HENRY
Today: The Foaling Place
Pictures by GAVIN ROWE
Adapted and directed by ROGER SINGLETON-TURNER
Producer ANGELA BEECHING
Executive producer ANNA HOME

Science teacher JOHN MARTIN finds that his life keeps on changing following a drink from the ' Fountain of Youth.'

with Angela Rippon ; Weatherman

Television's most popular current affairs magazine programme presented live each weekday evening by Frank Bough , Sue
Lawley Valerie Singleton , John Stapleton and Bob Wellings with contributions from BBC studios throughout the country. Also from far and near, the programme's team of reporters, LUKE CASEY, KEVIN
COS GROVE, BERNARD FALK ,
DIANE HARRON , JAMES HOGG , PATRICK STEN-SON and MARTIN YOUNG bring you films and features that reflect the way life is nationwide.

with his own very individual style shows featuring the songs and capturing the magic that have made David a No 1 performer. David's guests Real Thing with Hot Gossip and The David Essex Band
MIKE THORN , PHIL PALMER
RONNIE LEAHY , MARK GRIFFITHS BARRY DE SOUZA , ALAN WAKEMAN
Musical director RICHARD NILES Choreography ARLENE PHILLIPS Lighting BILL MILLAR Sound LARRY GOODSON
Designer BRIAN TREGIDDEN Director DAVID G. hillier Producer JOHN KING

with Magnus Magnusson
Memory, recall, speed, concentration. These are just some of the qualities required of a contestant entering Mastermind.
Four such Masterminds appear tonight in this fourth heat which comes from the City University in London. The contenders are:
ANDREW WOOD, sales assistant Life and Works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti
GEOFFREY REYNOLDS image intensifier tester
Life of Sir Francis Drake
HAZEL margin, project engineer Lady Members of the House of Commons
SIR DAVID HUNT , retired ambassador British Campaigns in North Africa -World War II
Director PETER masse* Producer BILL WRIGHT

with Angela Rippon ; Weather

starring Dave Allen With SUSIE BAKER
JACQUELINE CLARKE
ROBERT EAST, PAUL MCDOWELL
MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
RALPH WATSON
Script by DAVE ALLEN , AUSTIN STEELE and PETER VINCENT. Producer PETER WHITMORE

A Personal Perspective by Peter Nichols
' A man who has not been in Italy,' said Dr Johnson, ' is always conscious of an inferiority, from his not having seen what it is expected a man should see.' The importance of Italy as the place to see what a man should see has not diminished. The ancient marbles still stand. But today they have a new dimension, as the symbols of that civilisation which we all share, which is under siege from the modem world.
For PETER NICHOLS , correspondent of The Times in Rome for the past 20 years, the fascination of Italy is that it is against this background that the problems of the 20th century stand out most clearly defined. Italy is a half-capitalist, half-Marxist, Catholic country emerging from the greatest upheaval in its history. Out of the turbulence, new ideas are being generated which will affect us all. There has never been a time in history when Italy has not had something to offer us and we may be at one of those moments now. Italy is a country we do not take seriously enough. We would do well, thinks Peter Nichols , to watch it.
Film cameraman UMBERTO GALEASSI Film editor HUGH NEWSAM Producer PATRICIA MEEHAN

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