9.0 A Good Job with Prospects: British Industry Today
In this, the first part of a look at the history and future of British industry, Pam Rhodes asks what is an industrial society and what makes it rich?

9.30 Biology: The Human Machine

9.52 Communicate!: 1: Journalists
A new series for teenagers to stimulate their interest in language skills.
David Emery, sports reporter of the 'Daily Star', covers an important tennis match, and Jill Eckersley, features editor for 'Look Now' interviews Kurt Russell. We follow them as they prepare and write their stories.

10.15 Music Time: Watch and Listen
The ghost in a haunted house helps to illustrate pitch direction in music. Presenters Kathryn Harries, Peter Combe, Daniel Daggers (viola), David Snell (harp), Randall Shannon (double-bass)

10.38 Maths Topics: Trigonometry - An Introduction

11.0 Merry-go-Round Our Place: Village
What makes a village community? Is it the location or the architecture or the people, or their jobs and interests? Merry-go-Round visits a village in Yorkshire.

General Studies. Higher Education 1: Choices
Why rush into higher education? How do you choose between 5,000 degree courses offered by 200 institutions, particularly if you have not decided on a career? Narrator NICK ROSS Producer ANDREW NEAL

Weather JIM BACON

Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster Bob Langley and Bob Hall
Including Plan Your Land: expert
.Les Bailey, in the Pebble Mill grounds, offers practical advice on how to use your land imaginatively.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN. BBC Birmingham

2.1 Words and Pictures: Tony and His Friends

2.18 Japan - The Crowded Islands City (Tokyo)

2.40 Going to Work Looking for Work
The problems of choosing and finding a job are faced by Mike and Ronnie in A Proper Job! by GEOFFREY CASE Part 1

Saxophone played by STAN SULZMANN Producer ROY THOMPSON

Gymnastics, astronomy and First Aid are just three ways some of Rugby's children are continuing to explore last week's Epiphany theme; with Geoffrey Wheeler
O come, all ye faithful; To Bethlehem: Unto us is born a Son; The birds; Christ was born; Patapan; Torches; Winter star

(exc London)

Loser Take All

with Michael Troughton See How They Run by JOAN TATE
The Crown Derby china had always tyung in the hall, blending with the old house. But not any more. And there were other things missing: the 13th guest from the hotel; a goat called Dolly; and Ned Shepherd. Today: Part 1

by E. Nesbit, adapted for television by David Wade

When a wicked magician goes to royal Christenings giving presents like 'stupidity' and 'ugliness', he should not be surprised when the fairies take a hand and spoil his little schemes...

with Simon Groom, Christopher Wenner, Tina Heath
Frightful Flies to Freedom: The remarkable story of the baby kestrel rescued and hand-reared by student Wendy Page of Loughborough University.
Book 16 (same title), £1.50 from bookshops

with Angela Rippon Weatherman

Presented live from London and the BBC studios around Britain. Frank Bough, Sue
Lawley, Hugh Scully , John Stapleton and Bob Wellings are the team that brings you Britain's most-watched current affairs programme. Each weekday evening they present analysis of topical events, plus the features and film that make up the scene Nationwide. Including Casey's Tales: Warwickshire Witchcraft
Luke Casey continues his odd tales of myths and legends and tonight delves into the mysteries surrounding the folk lore of Warwickshire.
Producers ANDREW CLAYTON. lino FERRARI IAN SQUIRES. RICHARD TAtT Deputy editor DAVID LLOYD Editor HUGH WILLIAMS

Presented by Fred Emery
The issues, the people and the stories that matter, reported by television's top journalists:
JAMES BELLINI , MICHAEL COCKERELL RICHARD LINDLEY , TOM MANGOLD
JEREMY PAXMAN , PHILIP TIBENHAM DAVID TAYLOR
Deputy editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Editor ROGER BOLTON

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

starring
Tuesday Weld Ron Liebman
When Doris Winters reports the disappearance of her two small daughters, the police launch a massive search - and eventually discover the children dead. Their mother, who is separated from her husband, is accused of child battering and murder. In an atmosphere of prejudice against her easy-going life style, Doris is put on trial and finds that her morals are the subject of criticism rather than any possible crime. This made-for-TV movie is a controversial and gripping examination of morality and justice in present-day society.
Screenplay by JACK WILLIS AND MARY WILLIS Produced by PETER KATZ
Directed by ROBERT BUTLER
(First showing on British television) Films: page 29

Barry Norman presents a weekly round-up of news, reviews and interviews from the movie world. The Amityville Horror: James Brolin , Margot Kidder and Rod Steiger star in this story about the nightmare that overtakes a young family when they move to their new home.
Time After Time: Malcolm McDowell playing H. G. Wells travels in a time machine from Victorian England to contemporary America. David Warner as Jack the Ripper is his fellow traveller.
Wise Blood: John Huston directs this story about a religious fanatic in the rural south of America.
Studio director BOB BLAGDEN Producer PHILIP CHILVERS

The hunting bow had its own magical sound. The ' twang' of the string as it despatched the arrow was feared and respected. Man experimented with it and it became the parent of an astonishing variety of instruments.
DAVID MUNROW re-creates the music and myth of early instruments before an invited audience. with ALAN LUMSDEN and guests DAVID WATKINS and JAMES TYLER
Written by DAVID MUNROW Produced by VICTOR POOLE
Series devised and directed by PAUL KRIWACZEK