6.40 Impacts of Mining

7.5 Maths - Differential Equations

7.30 Technology for Teachers

9.15 Engineering Craft Studies Combining the Principles
9.38 20th-Century History
India - the Brightest Jewel
Events there from the 30s to Independence and Partition in 1947. Commentary by JOHN TIDMARSH Series producer PAUL MITCHELL
10.0 TV Club - A School in Time AH Time Great
10.23 Music Time

Weather MICHAEL FISH

including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith

Mr Noisy and Mr Sneeze

2.1 Watch. Wheels: part 1
2.18 Scan: Image Power 2: Persuading
2.40 Focus on Work
9: That Monday Morning Feeling
BOB HARMAN has a degree in philosophy - wanted to be a jockey but is now a long-distance lorry driver. A specially edited version of a Man Alive programme. Producer RICHARD THOMAS

A programme for children under 5
Story: "Such a Useful Elephant" Written and illustrated by Joanna Cole

(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)

Touché and Dum Dum answer the cries for help in their own inimitable way.

by Robert Newman
with Simon Williams
Today: Starflame

Semi-final
Michael Rodd introduces extracts from Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD, The Glitterball, Guardian of the Wilderness and Cinderella to test the observation of winners of the second two heats.
There is also another top entry from The Young Film-makers' Competition.
BBC Manchester

Voice JON GLOVER
Music arranged by PAUL READE
Created by MIREK AND PETER LANG

with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman

Presenting the British scene to the British people.
FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY, VALERIE SINGLETON , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS are the team that mix together coverage of topical events, investigative reports, plus features and films for your tea-time viewing.

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

Nine documentary programmes which take a close look at the world's most controversial police force in action.
2: Chasing the Dragon
In Hong Kong, about one in every 45 is a drug addict. The older addicts still smoke opium. But the young people have turned to opium's deadly derivative - heroin. In Hong Kong, smoking heroin is called ' Chasing the Dragon.'
The task of eliminating the 'Dragon' has brought the police into conflict with the Triads, the Mafia of Hong Kong, who are sworn to secrecy under pain of 36 ferocious oaths. The result is that the police can round-up the addicts with almost pathetic ease, whilst the Mr Big - or even the Mr Not-so-Big - usually gets off scot-free.
Film cameraman PATRICK TURLEY Film recordist MIKE SAVAGE Film editor ARTHUR SOLOMON Producer JOHN PURDIE

Introduced by Harry Carpenter including The Commonwealth Welterweight Championship Clyde Gray (Canada)
(the champion) versus
Dave 'Boy' Green (Chatteris)
Over 15 rounds from last night's Harry Levene promotion at the Wembley Arena.
The King of the Sidecars
HARRY CARPENTER has the ride of a lifetime as passenger alongside George O'Dell , Britain's World Sidecar champion, who talks about the problems he faces defending his title this coming season. The World Figure Skating Championships
A look ahead to this week's events in Ottawa, where Robin Cousins will lead the British quest for medals.
Boxing TV presentation BOB DUNCAN Film director BOB ABRAHAMS Producer JOHN PHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

Including News Headlines

The New Mars
The Viking space-probes have been operating on Mars for almost one Martian year (nearly two Earth years). We do not yet know whether life in any form exists there but many scientific discoveries have been made. Patrick Moore talks to Professor Geoffrey Eglinton and Dr Garry Hunt.
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT Producer PATRICIA WOOD