6.40 Pilgrimage

7.5 Your Own Optics Laboratory

7.30 Spectroscopy

9.30 Play Sport. Archery
10.0 Look and Read King's Dragon
Mr Day Helps with Story
10.23 Ffenestri. 5: Ble mae'r tren

Elizabeth Estensen, from The Liver Birds, helps young viewers to solve a sticky problem. (Repeat)

11.5 Out of the Past
Living in the Iron Age: 1
11.30 A Job Worth Doing?
Supermarket Manager
12.0 Peter Donaldson 's Economics Is Big Beautiful? An examination of why companies grow

Weather jack SCOTT

DONNY MACLEOD , BOB LANGLEY and MARIAN FOSTER
The live and lively magazine, presenting the personalities and talking points of the day and including Dig This with Peter Seabrook

2.2-2.25 Scene
SONIA LANNAMAN
2.35 General Studies
Art and War

Light entertainment
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

The Great Movie Mystery

with Freddie Jones
Mr Hardisty 's Kind Offer by JENNY OLDFIELD
Today: The Accused
Director geoff FELD
Producer ANGELA beeching

In a cold winter, there's a real danger of garden birds dying in millions. So it's particularly important to put out food. If you don't have a bird table, how about building one? But how big do you make it, what height, what kind of wood do you use? How do you stop the big birds hogging all the food?
Tony gives some tips of his own, but invites you to submit your designs for the perfect bird table to: Wildtrack, BBC Bristol, [Postcode removed].
Producer mike ieynon BBC Bristol

A series in 18 parts
Part 16 by Alan Janes
Penny and Susi are lost in the forest and a large-scale search is mounted.
Series devised by Phil Redmond Film cameraman Bill Matthews Film recordist Alan Cower Designer John O'Hara
Executive producer Anna Home Director Colin Cant
(Part 17 next Tuesday)

Told by Richard Briers and Peter Hawkins
(Repeat)

with Richard Whitmore 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
In the last of this special week of programmes SUE LAWLEY and MARY marquis in Edinburgh and BOB wellings and DAVID PARRY-JONES in Cardiff look forward to next Thursday's day of decision. Will it be Yes or No? And what will that result mean for the rest of the United Kingdom? And Sportswide with Desmond Lynam

A series of six programmes starring Les Dawson
with Roy Barraclough, Tim Barrett, Neville Barber, David Gooderson, Brian Jameson, Gordon Peters, Michael Sharvell-Martin, April Walker
Written by LES DAWSON, ANDY HAMILTON, TERRY RAVENSCROFT, TOM MAGEE-ENGLEFIELD and IAN DAVIDSON
See page 3

by JOHN ESMONDE and BOB LARBEY A series of six programmes starring Richard Briers and Michael Gambon
Brian begins his new career as a rep and, inspired by Ralph's technique, makes an unexpected sale himself.
Cast in order of appearance
Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Costume designer ROBIN STUBBS Film cameraman DAVID SWAN Studio lighting JOHN FARR Designer ROCHELLE SELWYN Producer ROGER RACE See page 3

with Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weekend Weather JACK SCOTT

A film series starring with Tonight: Four the Hard Way
Accused of killing his own son-in-law, Western old-timer Clayton Dobie heads for the hills. His three card-playing cronies decide to take a hand and call on Petrocelli, much to his amusement.

Weather (London only:
News headlines; Weather)

starring
Peter Sellers , Claudine Longet
Hrundi V. Bakshi , an accident-prone Indian actor, spectacularly bungles his first Hollywood role in Son of Gunga Din. By mistake he is invited to the studio head's lavish party where his arrival triggers some hilarious mishaps.
Screenplay by BLAKE EDWARDS
TOM WALDMAN and FRANK WALDMAN based on a story by blake edwards
Produced and directed by BLAKE EDWARDS (First showing on British television) Films: page 15