6.40 Food Co-operatives in Vermont

7.5 Physiological Adaptation: 2

7.30 Handicapped in the Community

With JANE ASHER
The Farthest-Away Mountain by LYNNE REID BANKS
Today: The Witch

PETER GLAZE and DON MACLEAN cause chaos and laughter when they become window cleaners.

With TONY HART , COLIN BENNETT and Morph
Mr Bennett spies on Morph and is amazed by what he finds!

Weather MICHAEL FISH

With the PLAYBOARD PUPPET THEATRE and CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP

Story: Tree Tops, Table Tops told by PETER KUH Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft, David Hargreaves

(Repeat)

On the Trail starring Brian Cant. with Julie Stevens , Tony Robinson
Anita Dobson. Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
This week's guest: George Layton
Producer ANN REAY
Director JUDY WHITFIELD

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

The Black Economy
Eleven thousand million pounds - that's the sum the taxmen say is being evaded every year.
Bill Kerr Elliott explores the growing world of the Black Economy and talks to tax-evaders from all walks of life.
Film cameraman JOHNNY wyatt Sound CLIVE DERBYSHIRE
Film editor MICHAEL DAVIDSON Producer DUNCAN GIBBINS Editor HUGH WILLIAMS

Olympic Sailing Squad
Over two million people go racing with sailing dinghies every weekend in Britain. From these a handful of experts will be chosen to represent their country in the next Olympic Games. Bob Bond of the Royal Yachting Association follows the likely hopefuls through the first freezing days of their winter training to the British Olympic week in June, when they compete for a place in the squad that is regarded as one of the most expert and formidable in world competition.
Producer JEREMY PALLANT

Introduced by Jimmy Savile , OBE LEGS & CO
TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRA
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON Choreography FLICK COLBY
Sound KEITH GUNN. Lighting JOHN FARR Designer GRAHAM LOUGH Producer STANLEY APPEL
Executive producer ROBIN NASH

Written by John Sullivan
Starring Robert Lindsay as Wolfie Smith
(Repeat)

looks at the world of advertising and marketing
Tonight: The Whisper that Shouts
Why should a soft-drinks company subsidise a new range of books? Or an insurance group cut the cost of opera-going? Or a German firm Put money into that most British of sports, point-to-point?
More than £30-million a year is now being invested by sponsors in sports and the arts. David Tindall asks if sponsorship is simply a kind of soft sell. What do sponsors get in return? How much do they influence sports like motor racing, cricket and tennis?
Film editor BARBARA PLUCK Director MICHAEL TOSH Producer DAVID MARTIN BBC Scotland

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

The last of a new four-part film series starring former champion prizefighter turned Private Eye with Nothing 'cept Noise
The Duke is hired to find a missing girl and visits Chicago's dreaded Wilson Street which even cops avoid. There he is set up as fall-guy in a murderous moonshine war; but who knows better than Duke that you have to fight to stay on your feet?
Written by STEPHEN j. CANNELL Directed by ROBERT CONRAD

The last in a series of special profiles in which David Dimbleby talks to well-known men and women who have set out to change the world in which they live. Sir James Goldsmith
Half-French, half-English, half-Jewish, half-Roman Catholic, businessman, litigator and would-be newspaper proprietor, SIR JAMES GOLDSMITH is literally a man of many parts. His huge French-based business empire has important interests all over the world. His news magazine Now will be on sale to the public in September. His campaigns against inquisitive journalists, his loyal support for his friends, his pleasure at the gaming table, even his marital adventures, all contribute to his fame. ' What a relief it is,' he tells David Dimbleby , ' to get back to France, where nobody knows who I am.'
Editor JOHN SHEARER
Producer JOHN PERCIVAL Director ROY CHAPMAN BBC Bristol

starring Goldie Hawn
The delectable GOLDIEHAWN fizzes her way through her own TV special, aided and abetted by her guests
George Burns
The Harlem Globetrotters John Kitter and The Hardy Boys star Shaun Cassidy
And of course, being Goldie, there's always the chance that something will go wrong, intentionally or unintentionally....
Producer GEORGE SCHLATTER. Director DON MISCHER