Kontakte Immer Weiter !
. Complementary radio programme today, 6.30 pm, R3.

Weather KEITH BEST

DONNY MACLEOD , MARIAN FOSTER
JAN LEEMING and DAVID SEYMOUR with the personalities and talking points of the day including The Exploring Camera
The use of the camera in the world's most inaccessible places.
Editor TERRY DOBSON

by JULIE HOLDER Grandfather's Birthday
It's Grandfather's birthday and every- one seems to have forgotten it-but have they?
Narration GAY SOPER
Music PAUL READE
Animation DAVID KELLAHER
Producer DAVID YATES

A programme for children under 5

Secret Squirrel and his assistant Morocco Mole uncover villains in fountain pens and potted plants while pursuing their role of super secret agents.

With RONALD PICKUP
The Ghost of Thomas Kempe by PENELOPE LIVELY 3: Begone!

A cartoon film series
The Pink Panther Theme by HENRY MANCINI

by OLIVER POSTGATE

with Richard Baker
Weatherman

Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West present news and views in your region tonight. Then at 6.20
FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY, VALERIE SINGLETON , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS are the team that mix together coverage of topical events, investigate reports, plus features and films for your teatime viewing.

with Richard Baker ; Weather

featuring the presentation to the Sports Personality of the Year by HRH Prince Michael of Kent live from the New London Theatre, in the heart of the West End. More than 500 sporting personalities have gathered to relive the outstanding events of Jubilee Year. Cricket: Geoff Boycott makes a spectacular return to the Test scene as England regain ' The Ashes '; Kerry Packer 's plans split cricket; Tony Greig is sacked.
Football: Liverpool win the European Cup and the League Championship, but Manchester United, under Tommy Docherty , thwart the Liverpool ' treble ' in the FA Cup Final. Then Docherty is sacked. Scotland reach the World Cup finals again - and beat England at Wembley. So do Wales, and Don Revie quits for the Arab Emirates and £340,000.
Tennis: Virginia Wade wins Wimbledon in its centenary year; Bjorn Bopg plays in one of the finest matches of all time, and then beats Jimmy Connors to retain his title.
Horse Racing: Red Rum, at the age of 12, is the first horse to win three Grand Nationals; Lester Piggott wins his eighth Derby with The Minstrel; Willie Carson and Dunfermline bring HM The Queen two Jubilee Classic triumphs.
Golf: Tom Watson wins the Open with the lowest-ever score after an epic two-day duel with Jack Nicklaus.
Motor Racing: Niki Lauda regains the World Championship - and quits Ferrari.
On the Water, there are British world champions In canoe slalom, skiing, yachting, and rowing; and On Wheels, in motor cycling with Barry Sheene , Phil Read and the Sidecar team and in speedway. In Athletics, there's triumph for Steve Ovett in the first-ever World
Cup; and in Boxing, Muhammad AU is still ' The Greatest'.
Action from more than 20 sports and presentations to
The Team of the Year and The Outstanding Overseas Personality Introduced by Frank Bough ana Harry carpenter with Jimmy Hill
LightingSAM BRANTER
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

Introduced by DENIS TUOHY Including News Headlines

Ever since the days of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, science fiction and space exploration have been closely linked, and over the last 100 years science fiction has often become science fact. Rockets to the moon, orbiting stations, missions to Mars and the outer planets-all these were forecast decades ago.
Patrick Moore talks to Arthur C. Clarke, science-fiction writer, who describes himself as an armchair astronaut, and The Sky at Night welcomes the return of Michael Bentine, best known as a humorist, but who is also a serious and dedicated scientist.