6.40 Warsaw: Planning

7.5 Curriculum Design and Development

7.30 Mechanics: Rotating Frames: 1

(UHF only)

by MICHAEL BOND
Paddington Hits the Jackpot
Narrated by MICHAEL HORDERN

With MICHAEL JAYSTON Princess Spindrift by SHEILA MACDONALD
King Hilarion had married the Sea-princess Arene despite all warnings that no good would come of such a marriage. Their daughter, Princess Spindrift, belonged to both the sea and the land, and some day she would have to choose between them. Today: The Sea-prince
Pictures by PAUL BIRKEECK
Directed by ANGELA BEECHING
Executive producer ANNA HOME

A school series by Phil Redmond
Judy hasn't found it easy to make friends at Grange Hill, so when she finds herself threatened by the school bullies she is on her own.

A six-part serial from Norway
3: A Council meeting with representatives from the main island has been arranged, but Kiwa and Gunnar do their best to upset the proceedings.
Story told by GABRIEL WOOLF
Presented by PEGGY MILLER

Weather MICHAEL FISH

When Roobarb Got a Long Break

Bear Who Came to Dinner

The last of five programmes with John Noakes
Paddlers Must Wear Lifejackets
John shoots the swollen weirs of the River Liffey in Ireland's toughest canoe race.
Producer DAVID BROWN
BBC Manchester

The Great Bank Robbery

with Angela Rippon ; Weatherman

Another Ireland
Bob Wellings begins and ends this week on Nationwide reminiscing on his travels in the west of Ireland. He introduces some of the larger-than-life characters he met on the way-the do-it-yourself submariner of County Clare, and the Norfolk vicar turned High Priest of Isis.
Film cameraman KEITH BURTON Sound NORMAN JOHNSTONE Film editor LAURIE CHOAT Producer IAN TAYLOR

This year the rock band Genesis was voted the number one touring group in the world. Behind Genesis are 37 members of a tough highly-paid road crew, eight 40-foot articulated trucks, and 20 tons of the most sophisticated rock equipment yet invented. Bernard Clark looks at the story behind GENESIS and follows them across Europe on their latest tour.
Film cameraman MARTIN PATMORE Sound STUART MOSER Director LAURIE CHOAT
Producer BERNARD CLARK

Members of The Lord's Taverners challenge a team of Celebrities in a special edition of It's a Knockout

Taking part: Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Tommy Boyd, Patricia Brake, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Pat Crerand, Barry Cryer, Linda Cunningham, Roger de Courcey, Neil Durden-Smith, Jessie Evans, Tony Gale, Graeme Garden, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Jenny Hanley, Anita Harris, Rachael Heyhoe-Flint, Frazer Hines, Derek Hobson, Kid Jensen, Barry John, John Junkin, Diane Langton, George Layton, Legs & Co, Liverpool Express, Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Eric Morecambe, Don Moss, Bill Oddie, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Tim Rice, Cardew Robinson, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell, Bob Wilson, Norman Wisdom
Introduced from Fulham Football Club by Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring

BBC Manchester

The last episode of a five-part series by JOHN CHALLEN Stephen starring Frank Windsor
Colin Douglas , Michael Byrne
Stephen lies, steals, plays truant and accuses his maths teacher of brutality. To convince his listeners, he reveals very real bruises and signs of ill-treatment.
Cast in order of appearance
Theme music DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer RAYMOND MENMUIR Director ROLAND JOFFE

with Angela Rippon Weather

starring Kate Jackson
Katharine Justice , Stuart Margolin Mary Kaye Buell , Sandy Lawton and Sharon Dornbeck are three American wives whose husbands are in Vietnam; one a PoW for seven years, another on combat duty, the third, missing believed killed in action. Mary, Sandy and Sharon are three women in limbo.
From a story by JOAN SILVER
Directed by MARK ROBSON. Films: page 11

Six individuals take a highly-subjective look at Scotland at the crossroads. Tonight:
Laura Grimond
' The people of Orkney in their kingdom on this side of the Pent-land Firth have never been more conscious of the value of their own inheritance or more determined to fight for their own future.'
Director BARRY TOOVEY Editor DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland