6.40 The Automated Tutor

7.5 Nurture Groups

7.30 Computers at United Biscuits

(UHF only)

Trouble at the Launderette

with Ann Morrish
Una and Grubstreet by PRUDENCE ANDREW
Una has no mother and only one friend. Now her father is going on holiday without her. If only she could have a baby brother like little Christopher Heaven - especially since his mother doesn't seem to love him.
Today: The Holiday

A school series by PHIL REDMOND
It's the first day at a new school for the members of Form 1 Alpha. Benny is too early - Justin is lonely - Judy is scared - Trisha hates the uniform, but Tucker reckons he's got it all sewn up.
Executive producer ANNA HOME Director COLIN CANT

A story in three parts
1: Tom sets out on the impossible task of winning the school's good conduct prize.
Story told by GARY WATSON
Presented by PEGGY MILLER (Part 2 tomorrow)

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Trent Bridge The morning's play
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JIM LAKER and TED DEXTER
TV presentation DAVID KENNING , BILL TAYLOR

Weather JACK scott

England v New Zealand

When the Day Wouldn't Keep Still Told by RICHARD BRIERS

Bridal Boo Boo

A series of five programmes with John Noakes
4: You Might Win a Wee Prize
John competes with the athletes and dancers at the Pitlochry Highland Games.
Producer DAVID BROWN Director DANIEL WOLF
BBC Manchester

Flood Tide

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

The Britain Nobody Knows
Continuing his travels in the very remotest parts of Britain, Luke Casey finds a hermit who wants to be a king, an island that doesn't need any laws and a village that claims to have the gift of healing.
Film cameraman PAT WOOD Sound BERNARD MATTIMOE Film editor JOHN KENT Producer KEITH HULSE

The 1978 World Champions and Triple Gold Medallists, the ' Band of Gold ' from Largo, Florida, present the music and marching and banners and brass of their 200-strong school band under their director ROBERT R. COTTER Introduced from the Alexander Stadium, Birmingham by Dave Lee Travis
Director GEOFF WILSON
Producer CECIL KORER. BBC Manchester

Diving for Roman Plunder
Off the Greek island of Antikythera, Captain Cousteau and the crew of Calypso return to the site where, in 1900, sponge divers made their celebrated discovery of shipwrecked art treasures - statues from the golden age of Greece.
Using modern underwater excavation techniques, Cousteau rediscovers more of the pottery, amphoras, coins and bronze figures that had been plundered by the Romans, but he also stumbles on exciting new evidence of the scientific achievements of those ancient Greeks.
Narrated by HUGH FALKUS
Produced by ANDREW W. SOLT
BBCtv presentation by ROBIN PRYTHIRCB BBC Bristol. Preview: page 15

A five-part series by JOHN CHALLEN 4: Allowances starring Frank Windsor
Colin Douglas, Michael Byrne
Ill-feeling breaks out when rumours of extra allowances reach the staffroom. Philips feels increasingly insecure and a possible headship for Fisher is hinted at.
Theme music DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer RAYMOND MENMUIR Director ROLAND JOFFE

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

starring Martin Sheen
Since the American Civil War, thousands of American soldiers have deserted from the United States army. Several were condemned to death but only one was executed: Private Eddie Slovik.
This highly acclaimed film, made for American television, traces Slovik's life from his time in a Michigan reformatory for minor offences until his execution in 1945 in a small mountain town in Eastern France.
Based on the book by WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE
Directed by LAMONT JOHNSON

Six individuals take a highly-subjective look at Scotland at the crossroads.
Tonight: Ian Clark
Senior Executive of the British National Oil Corporation
' Confidence will build up over the years ahead, primarily because of oil-related development. It is being nurtured by the reawakening of the national identity ... Scotland has much more vitality about it at the moment than the rest of the UK.'
Producer WILLIAM HOOK
Editor DAVID MARTIN. BBC Scotland