Weather JACK SCOTT

including People and Pets: the practical guide to pet care

Carmen Munro introduces rhymes and counting games and tells another story about the children who go to a place where there is plenty to do and room to play.

The 96th University Match for the Bowring Bowl Oxford v Cambridge
Since 1871 each university has celebrated 41 victories. Cambridge reached parity by virtue of winning the last five encounters - the longest winning sequence on record.
With England's ALASTAIR HIGNELL captaining his side from full-back and Irish international JOHN ROBBIE filling the key scrum-half berth, Cambridge must have hopes of going one ahead in the series.
TIM BRYAN gains his third ' Blue' and leads an Oxford side dedicated to reversing the results of recent years.
Commentator at Twickenham
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Television presentation BILL TAYLOR

Story: Mr MacGregor 's Breakfast Egg by ELIZABETH MACDONALD Told by Chloe Ashcroft Presenters
Karen Platt , Don Spencer

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

with Michael Aldridge
The Road by LEON GARFIELD
Lord McStunley did everything with the children in mind, or so he said. He bricked over meadows, filled in ponds and cut down trees. But when he tried to destroy the Road, the Road had a different idea.
Illustrations by GEOFFREY PATTERSON

with Johnny Morris
Care to eat a grasshopper roast or a worm pie? Johnny finds out when David Taylor cooks up some unusual recipes.
Be a professional bird-watcher! Animal Magic shows you how to build your own hide, for bird-spotting.
Pets' Spot: How to look after your pet mouse or pet rat, and a special look at the harvest mouse.
Tony Soper goes to an island off South Wales to see some new-born seal pups.
Producer MIKE BEYNON BBC Bristol

with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman

Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West present news and views in your region tonight.
Then at 6.17 Nationwide

with Magnus Magnusson
The third Semi-final from the University of Salford and tonight's contenders are:
MARIANNE SIMPSON , secretary
The operas of Gilbert and Sullivan WILLIAM CHALMERS , solicitor British politics 1900-1918
CHRISTOPHER EAMES , teacher
Political history of China since 1911 MICHAEL GAINSFORD , civil engineer
Indian tribes of North America 1550-1C00
Director PETER MASSEY Producer BILL WRIGHT

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

General Secretary of the Transport and General Workers' Union, gives this year's lecture before an invited audience at the Clothworkers' Hall in the City of London. The Human Face of Labour
' The pay policies of recent years involved the unions in a political role at the request of Government. We have played our part but let no one be under any illusion-the main concern of the union lies in promoting the smooth-running of industry through collective bargaining. I have no doubt in my mind that the maintenance of peaceful industrial relations is more important and more urgent than a further period of pay restraint.'
Tonight Jack Jones replies to some of the criticisms that have been made about how trade unionism works today. He considers the power of the unions, unofficial strikes, the position of shop stewards, how far unions are truly representative of the workers, and the meaning of industrial democracy.
Introduced by Alasdair Milne Managing Director BBC Television
Designer CLIFFORD HATTS
Director PETER MASSEY ( Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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Introduced by DENIS TUOHY Including News Headlines
Film producer ROGER BOLTON Editor MIKE TOWNSON