9.30 Play Sport
Second of ten programmes
10.0 Look and Read King's Dragon
Questions at the Castle
10.23 Ffenestri
Deg o raglennl newydd He mae Ceridwen a Gwydion yn helpu i hybu iaith - mewn dialog, rhigwm, can a stori. 2: Gwydr
Cwflwynydd MAIR ROBINS Cynhyrchydd WYNNE LLOYD

A series for 4 and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.
Norman Beaton of Empire Road comes to tea and tells a story.

11.5 Europe From the Air
Lights in the Darkness - part 1
11.30 A Job Worth Doing? Customs and Excise
,
12.0 Peter Donaldson 's Economics Money's the Problem

Weather IAN MCCASKILL

DONNY MACLEOD , BOB LANGLET and MARIAN FOSTER
The live and lively magazine, presenting the personalities and talking points of the day and including
Dig This with Peter Seabrook and That Was the Circus
A look back with Peter Verney
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN

2.2-2.25 Scene
The Story of the News
2.35 General Studies
The Trouble with Medicine Part 2

National Eisteddfod

A programme for children under 5

Kong and the Counterfeiters

with Bernard Cribbins
Mortimer and the Sioord Excalibur A story in two parts by JOAN AIKEN Part 2
Pictures by QUENTIN BLAKE Director MICHAEL KERRIGAN Producer ANGELA BEECHING
Executive producer ANNA HOME

with Susan King
The Junior European Three-Day Event, Burghley
For many years three-day eventing was thought to be beyond junior riders. However, a Junior European Championship was started and immediately became a great success. Last year 14 nations entered and Susan went to Burghley to find out just what is involved in this supreme test of horse and rider.
Film editor GEORGE AUCKLAND Producer DAVID TURNBULL

A series in 18 parts
Part 8 by ALAN JANES
Despite a warning from the police about a child-molester in the area, Cathy takes a short cut home.
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND Film cameraman BILL MATTHEWS Film recordist ALAN COOPER Designer JOHN O'HARA
Executive producer ANNA HOME Director COLIN CANT
(Part 9 next Tuesday)
Theme tune (RESL 64) from record shops

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

with Richard Baker Weatherman

Presented by FRANK BOUGH SUE LAWLEY, HUGH SCULLY
JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS Including Highspots of Britain
Bob Wellings makes tracks up the highest points in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Tonight: The Ascent of Snowdon And Sportswide with Desmond Lynam

A film series starring
Today: The Deadly Toys
One by one famous scientists engaged on secret project XYZ are disposed of by bizarre means which lead Diana to the proprietor of an extraordinary shop.
Written by CAREY WILBUR
Directed by RICHARD MODER

The British National Championship for the Brylcreem Trophy. Heat 3
BBC outside broadcast cameras cover the final heat of this multi-sport competition, which will complete the line-up of those qualified to challenge next week for the British National Superstars title. The contenders:
Chris Baillieu : the double-sculler who, with Mike Hart , has won World gold and Olympic silver
Phil Bennett : the fly-half who has become a legend in Welsh rugby
Mike Hazelwood : Britain's champion of the world at water-skiing
Brian Jacks: the most famous man in British judo who has won World, Olympic and European medals
Andy Irvine : Scotland's dynamic international full-back who was voted rugby player of the year, 1978 Ian Neale : Britain's No 1 and our best-ever gymnast
Duncan Mackenzie : The Chelsea Player with one of the most colourful personalities in British soccer
Maurice Hope: the professional boxer from London's East End Commentators
DAVID VINE and RON PICKERING
Staged at the Cwmbran Stadium Sports Centre, South Wales
Produced in collaboration with Trans World International and Candid Productions Inc
Executive producer IAN SMITH

with Richard Baker
Weekend Weather IAN MCCASKILL

A film series starring
Tonight: A Lonely Victim
Several witnesses see Mary Thorpe bending over the body of her employer holding a blood-stained poker. Her ten-year-old son comes to Tony who realises he will have his work cut out to re-unite them.
Written by LEONARD KATZMAN Directed by IRVING MOORE

George Sanders , Barbara Shelley with Michael Gwynne
Without warning or explanation, every inhabitant of Letchmore Heath is subjected to a blackout. In a matter of hours everyone has recovered, seemingly unharmed.
Screenplay by STIRLING SILLIPHANT WOLF RILLA and GEORGE BARCLAY Produced by RONALD KINNOCH 'Directed by WOLF RILLA
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