6.40 Does Cognition Develop

7.5 Moral Conflict

7.30 Bart IV

9.10 Heute Direkt
Presented by CORINNA SCHNABEL
11.0 Watch
Swans
11.17 Going to Work
Hello ... Goodbye

Weather IAN MCCASKILL

by Julie Holder
The Flump vegetables aren't growing, so Father Flump uses some 'right and bright' mixture on them, and soon all is well, or is it?
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Television Club
A Place Like Home: Nick

A programme for children under 5

Michael Aspel introduces your requests from recent BBC television programmes.
With him in the studio this week: Traey Austin
Producer PHILIP CHILVERS
Send your requests to: Ask Aspel, BBC Television, London W12 8QT

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with Peter Woods
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 SUE COOK, KEVIN COSGROVE
VERA GILBERT , DIANE HARKON
JOHN HITCHINS , JAMES HOGG
BILL KERR ELLIOTT , TONY WILKINSON NICHOLAS WOOLLEY and GLYN WORSNIP bring you films and features that reflect the way life is Nationwide.

A saga in 12 parts from the epic novel by James A. Michener
Written by Charles Larson and Jerry Ziegman

In the 1860s a rabid religious fanatic, Frank Skimmerhorn, brings grim horror to the plains, shame to the white community and tragedy for Levi Zendt and his family. But men like Brumbaugh and Seccombe are to bring a new way of life to Colorado.

with Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

Written by PETER TINNISWOOD
What's In a Name?
Pat lies stricken in hospital. Is this Carter Brandon 's great chance to escape from drudgery and boredom? Or will Uncle Mort find himself trapped with a vicar who finds himself confused with a change of name?
Music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer ERIC WALMSLEY
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON

Reporter
Michael Clayton
All but a handful of our top stars find it difficult to keep their heads above water financially, and their only hope of rescue lies in the hands of commercial sponsors.
Inevitably there have been angry accusations of ' 'shamateurism', not only in Britain but internationally. HRH Prince Philip gives his views on the situation. He is President of the International Equestrian Federation. which controls the whole of the horse world, and he anticipates the difficulties facing the sport after 1980's Olympic Games in Moscow. To bring you the inside story we have followed the fortunes of: Ted Edgar , the hunting farmer with 20 years' experience of winning; Marion Mould , the Olympic silver medallist; Malcolm Pyrah , member of the winning World Cup team; and Sally Mapleson , one of our young Olympic hopefuls. Also taking part are the sponsors, the promoters, the governing body, the British Show Jumping Association, and our top rider, who still claims that he is ' paying to entertain the champion David Broome.
Film editor jim CRYAN Producer COLIN GODMAN
Executive producer JOHN SHEARER BBC Bristol

The Tonight film reporters are JAMES BELLINI , MICHAEL DELAHAYE BERNARD FALK , VINCENT HANNA SALLY HARDCASTLE , DAVID LOMAX
JEREMY PAXMAN and MARTIN YOUNG Including News Headlines
Editor ROGER BOLTON

The ninth of ten programmes about practical ways of improving race relations.
Great Expectations
Black parents have high expectations of their children - expectations which aren't always met when the children go to school. What can be done by the schools to help black teenagers reach high levels of achievement? And how far does this demand changes in the curriculum or in the relationships between teachers and students, and schools and parents? This programme looks at two London schools which are coming up with effective answers to these questions.
Produced by YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN and JOHN RADCLIFFE
Series producer JOHN TWITCHIN
Book, Five Views of Multi-Racial Britain, £1.00, from [address removed]: Cheques/POs payable to CRE