Bod and the Dog

with songs and stories from Dana and THE BROWN BROTHERS
Today she tells how the Rainbow Warrior tried to save the seals, and Wizzy makes Emma very angry.
Director CYRIL GATES
Producer DAVID BROWN
Executive producer STEPHEN WHITTLE

A magazine for Asian viewers Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham

Ten programmes on the problems - and the satisfactions - of running your own small business as described by people at the sharp end and those who are trying to help.
1: Needing a Push
Interest in small firms has been gaining momentum over a number of years, but what is it that gets people going?
Presented by ROBERT FINIGAN
ProducerMADDALENA FAGANDlINI

A series of 19 programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people get more out of life.
4: Let's Go to the Post Office
Presented by BRIAN RIX

from Tiffany's in Nottingham

Ten programmes based on excerpts from French television.
Narrated by Gilles Dattas, Andre Maranne

A 25-part language course in Italian for beginners and near-beginners: 3. Introduced by MAKISA DILLON-WESTON
Scripts ALFIO BERNABEI. ROMOLO MUNI Produced by TONY ROBERTS

The last of a series telling the story of crime fiction from Poe to the present.
Criminal Thoughts
Commentary by JULIAN SYMONS With MAURICE RICHARDSON
COLIN WATSON
Producer BERNARD ADAMS

Harvest Festival
A thanksgiving for the harvest and a celebration of God's gifts in creation from the parish church of St Mary and All Saints, Great Budworth in Cheshire, led by the vicar, the REV JOHN ANNET.
Come ye thankful people come; The song of Caedmon; We plough the fields; God whose farm is all creation; Praise, 0 praise our God and King. Organist FRED HARPER
Producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
Television presentation by GEOFF WILSON

at Animal Logic
What happens when animals and insects are faced with artificially created situations designed to test their learning and reasoning abilities?
Narrator ERIC THOMPSON
ProducerPETER RIDING

Introduced by David Coleman

3.35* International Motor Racing from Silverstone
The Aurora British Formula One Championship: The Final round of the only Formula One series outside the World Championship. Commentator SIMON TAYLOR

4.5* Prix de I'Arc de Triomphe from Longchamp, Paris
Can Troy become Britain's fourth post-war winner of the ' Arc ' and top half-a-million pounds in stake earnings? Or will it be Ile de Bourbon who defeats the French? Seldom has Britain held a stronger hand in France's s richest race. Commentator
PETER O'SULLEVAN

4.30* International Show Jumping: The 1979 Horse of the Year Show
David Vine looks back on six days of competition with the accent on the younger riders taking part in show jumping and the Pony Club Mounted Games.
DORIAN WILLIAMS sums up the feelings of equestrian devotees with his reading of RONALD DUNCAN 'S very moving Tribute to the Horse.
* Timings subject to alteration
Television presentation:
Motor Racing RICHARD TILLING
Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe FRENCH TV SERVICE
Show jumping FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Grandstand studio director JOHN PHILIPS
Grandstand producer MARTIN HOPKINS
Grandstand editor HAROLD ANDERSON

Graeme Garden invites a team from
Are You Being Served? Wendy Richard
Trevor Bannister , Mollie Sugden to challenge a team from
Crackerjack Bernie Clifton
Jan Hunt , Peter Glaze to a return match of a series of peculiar acting games including this week's Tall Story written and told by guest William Rushton
Additional script PETER ROBINSON Theme music BILL LE SAGE Designer CHRIS HULL
Producer PETER CHARLTON

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

Dramatised in eight parts by ANDREW DAVIES : part 1
Merlin, a wizard of the Dark Ages, grows weary of the barbarism around him and creates out of the blackness a new order of enlightenment and justice.
A tale with a host of legendary characters, including wily old Merlin, brave Sir Lancelot, Queen Guinevere, Sir Galahad and King Arthur himself, supreme lord and master of the Knights of the Round Table.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Costume designer AMY ROBERTS , Make-up artist JOAN STRIBLING DesignerKENNETH SHARP , Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director RODNEY BENNETT

from Southampton
The BBCtv Roadshow visits 12 cities in the UK to meet young people on the move between school and work. 2: Temporary Jobs
With LINDA LEWIS and JON EDEN
Sketch written and performed by DEREK GRIFFITHS
Executive producer TONY MATTHEWS Produced by DAVID CORDINGLEY
Free Roadshow Guides on Jobs, rights and the law available from libraries, careers offices and job centres.
Roadshow Youth Information Week is in Bradford this week.

from the Cathedral of St Colman and St Patrick, Newry, Co Down.
Newry's Roman Catholic Cathedral has the unique distinction of having been completed just before the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829 at a time of civil unrest and celebrates its 150th anniversary. Margaret Percy has been to Newry to talk to people of this divided community and to hear their favourite hymns sung by the united Church choirs of the district.
BBC Northern Ireland

The Next Generations by ALEX HALEY
A series of seven episodes continuing the extraordinary saga of one man's search for his roots. Episode 2 starring
1896: Tom Harvey remains the pillar of the black community in Henning. His daughter Elizabeth has stayed single and become a schoolteacher but the more head-strong Cynthia is determined to marry Will Palmer. Despite his influence, Tom can do nothing to prevent Will's friend Lee Garnet from being hunted down and burnt alive by a frenzied white mob.
Written for television by ERNEST KINOY Produced by STAN MARGULIES Directed by CHARLES s. DUBIN A DAVID WOLPER production

starring Trevor Eve in Knock for Knock by BOB BAKER with Michael Medwin
Doran Godwin and Liz Crowther and featuring Shirley Anne Field With half-a-million listeners now working for him, private eye Eddie Shoestring hunts a killer van ...
Music composed by GEORGE FENTON
Sound CHARLES PITT,JOHN HALE
Film editor DICK ALLEN
Designer JOHN HURST
Photography PETER HALL
Producer ROBERT BANKS STEWART Directed by ROGER TUCKER

with Peter Woods ; Weather

Six programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s. 2: That Malignancy in our Midst
In spite of the fact that wholesale treachery never actually happened, the Fifth Column remained a popular subject in the cinema during the Second World War.
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY Produced by HOWARD SMITH

Six programmes about British life in India in the 20s and 30s. 2: Soldiers Three
' What a so-and-so country to come to, I thought. But there we are, we've just got to make the best of it.'
Tales by three soldiers who saw action on the North West Frontier, helped quell riots and frequently went out in the midday sun ...
Richly articulate and sardonic old-timers ... (WESTERN MAIL)