6.40 Zone Fossils

7.5 Language Development

7.30 Deer Farming

With the latest on the Election Campaign
Weatherman JACK SCOTT

Including Posh Nosh in which Michael Smith goes behind the scenes to meet some of Britain's top cooks.
Michael Smith 's Posh Nosh Book 70p, from bookshops

Bod and the Kite

(Repeat)

Written by MAURICE DODD featuring LEONARD ROSSITER as 'Boot'
With JUDY BENNETT , SHEILA STEAFEL and PETER HAWKINS
Music by TREVOR EVAN JONES A FILM FAIR presentation
Executive producer CRAHAM CLUTTERBUCK

with Richard Baker and from the Campaign studio: Christopher Jones Weatherman

by ERIC MERRIMAN and CHRISTOPHER BOND 'starring
Terry Scott and June Whitfield Terry tries his hand at match-making - with Aunt Lucy in mind.
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER
Producer PETER WHITMORE

A drama series in eight episodes
In the confusion of a road accident ten lives aremixed in a jig-saw of past and present.-5: Terri by RAY JENKINS
The Shop Assistant: for Terri it was meant to be more than a holiday, it was to be a break with the past. featuring and Producer JOE WATERS
Director D0UGLAS CAMFIELD

by the Conservative Party
(Also on BBC2

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world and Election Campaign Report with David Holmes Weatherman

Introduced by Harry Carpenter including tonight:
European Cup Soccer
Highlights from one of tonight's European semi-final second leg matches.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
British hopes of European success this season now rest with one club - League champions Nottingham Forest. After beating the European champions Liverpool earlier in the competition,
Brian Clough 's side play the West German champions Cologne for a place in next month's Final - and the chance to keep the European Cup in England for the third season running.
The Management Trail
Since the war well over 1.000 football managers have lost their jobs in a profession described by England manager Ron Green -wood as ' often very much a hit-and-miss affair'. Just over two years ago Sportsnight featured the early apprenticeships of two young managers, Alan Durban at Shrewsbury and Graham Taylor at Lincoln, both in the Third Division. Since then Durban has moved to Second Division Stoke, and Taylor. wooed by Elton John , to Watford, now in Division Three. John Motson has been back to check on how they are coping with the precarious world of football management.
Producer JOHNPHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN See page 3

Presented by DAVID DIMBLEBY and DONALD MACCORMICK with ROBIN DAY and ROBERT MCKENZIE.
Throughout the week, the ideas. the promises and the fundamental disagreements between the parties are discussed and analysed - together with the latest campaign news and comment from all over the United Kingdom.
Including Election Diary - a political gossip column.
Editor ROGER BOLTON