6.40 Identity

7.5 The Development of Fresco

7.30 Forge Masters

9.10 Heute Direkt
9.38 Mathshow
Place Your Order
10.0 Merry-go-Round
Sex Education: Birth
This is the second of three sex education programmes for eight-and nine-year-olds in schools. This programme includes film of a human birth. It also includes brief sequences showing the hatching of chicks and the birth of kittens.

by Her Majesty The Queen
BBC Television outside broadcast cameras cover the Queen's departure from Buckingham Palace, the arrival of the Royal Procession at the Palace of Westminster, Her Majesty's ceremonial entrance into the Chamber of the House of Lords and the Speech from the Throne. The members of the Commons have processed to the Bar of the House to hear in the Speech the Government's programme for the new session of Parliament. Commentators
DAVID HOLMES and ERIC ROBSON
Presented for television by JOHN VERNON

Weather JIM BACON

including Medicine Matters with Dr David Delvin

Keep Fit

2.14 Encounter: France A French Studies series
3: Travel and Transport
2.32 Merry-go-Round
It's all Right: 3
2.40 TV Club
A Place Like Home: Vicky

Top People
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)
3.53 Regional News (exc London)

Story: Five Foolish Fishermen (traditional) Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbcy , Chris Tranchell

with Johnny Morris
Do you have a testudo graeca in your home? The chances are that thousands of you will have - it's the common tortoise.
Alligator snapper, hingeback, pancake, amborina box and snake neck are just a few of the many fascinating tortoises, turtles and terrapins in this programme
Producer GEORGE INGER. BBC Bristol

In the first programme of a new series, Michael Aspel introduces your requests from recent BBC television programmes.
With him in the studio this week: Isla St Clair
Producer PHILIP CHILVERS
Send your requests to Ask Aspel, BBC Television, London [Postcode removed] See page 3

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Television's most popular current affairs magazine presented each weekday evening by FRANK BOUGH , SUE LAWLEY, HUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS , with contributions from BBC studios throughout the country. Also from far and near, the programme's team of reporters, LUKE CASEY, BERNARD CLARK , KEVIN COSGROVE , TONY FRANCIS , DIANE HARRON , JAMES HOGG , BILL KERR ELLIOTT , NICHOLAS WOOLLEY and GLYN WORSNIP , bring you films and features that reflect the way life is Nationwide.

starring
Bill Travers , Virginia McKenna
Gavin Maxwell 's enchanting story about Mij the otter shows a unique relationship between man and beast.
Graham Merrill , dissatisfied with his life as a civil servant in London, welcomes the forced change when he buys a pet otter of destructive tendencies and is asked to leave his flat. Throwing up his job, he moves to a remote cottage in the Western Highlands to start a new life with Mij.
Screenplay by JACK COUFFER and BILL TRAVERS based on the book by GAVIN MAXWELL Produced by JOSEPH STRICK
Directed by JACK COUFFER. Films: page 25

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

Written by PETER TINNISWOOD
Don't Answer That: Pat has young executive problems, but the Brandon menfolk make their move only to find that Lofty Saltmarsh has been there before them.
Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer ERIC WALMSLEY
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON

Is it now possible to clone, or duplicate, human beings in the laboratory? Award-winning science writer David Rorvik says it has already been done, that he took part in a clandestine project to clone an ageing millionaire. The child, says Rorvik, is now two years old.
The scientific establishment was quick to reject Rorvik's claim. This film examines the basis for that rejection. It reveals that the background to Rorvik's story and its publication has disturbing scientific and moral implications for us all.
Narrator FRANK GILLARD
Film cameramen
COLIN MUNN , TERRY MORRISON Film editors JIM DUFFY HOWARD BILLINGHAM
Producer CHRISTOPHER SYKES See Woddis : page 14

The fourth of ten programmes on ways of improving race relations Where People Live
Why are ethnic minority groups still to be found chiefly in decaying urban centres? How far has the housing system worked against them? This film shows how three housing departments have revised their policies to help race relations in their area, and to ensure fairer treatment for all.
Produced by YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN Series producer JOHN TWITCHIN