6.40 M101/2 The Binomial Theorem

7.5 ABC in Kansas City: 1

7.30 Concorde Case Study: 1

9.0 A Good Job with Prospects The Planners
9.30 Biology: The Kidney
9.52 Communicate!
5: Inside Radio
10.15 Music Time: Copycats
10.38 Maths Topics ' Trigonometry: 5
11.0 Merry-go-Round
Serve Yourself Right

General Studies: The Silicon Factor 1: What's ft All About?

Weather BILL GILES

Donny MadLeod , Marian Foster , Bob Langley and Bob Hall with a varied menu of informality, information and interesting guests.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN. BBC Birmingham

2.1 Words and Pictures
A New Home for Snowball
2.18 Japan - The Crowded Islands Factory: Hiroshima
2.40 Going to Work
Job - or No Job?

from Brighton, Sussex
All my hope on God is founded (Michael); 0 Jesus, I have promised (Wolvercote): Tell me the stories of Jesus; Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round (Song 1); Walk with me, 0 my Lord: Onward Christian soldiers (St Gertrude): Dear Lord and Father (Rep-ton): Father, Lord of all creation (Abbot's Leigh)

with Prunella Scales
Bogwoppit by URSULA MORAY WILLIAMS
'Bogwoppit. Rarely seen in Britain. Breeds in marshlands. Diet restricted to leaves of weed Aruncus icopitus. Wings almost powerless. Feet webbed ....'
What the dictionary omitted... to say was: 'eyes very blue. and appealing. Habits dirty. Fond of stealing from Aunt Daisy and generally driving her mad. In great danger of extinction, until Samantha comes to their rescue....' Part 1

with Simon Groom, Christopher Wenner, Tina Heath

Eager Beavers: Barney and Bumble, two seven-month-old Canadian beavers bred at Chessington Zoo, try out the pond in the Blue Peter studio, with animal expert George Cansdale keeping an eye on them from the bank.

with Richard Baker; Weatherman

Frank Bough, Sue Lawley, Hugh Scully, John Stapleton and Bob Wellings are the team that brings you Britain's most-watched current affairs programme. and Glyn's London
In the first of three programmes, Glyn Worsnip meets the people who keep the capital running and does their job for a day. Tonight Glyn joins London's dustmen at work and picks up a few unexpected tips on the night shift.

The latest outstanding, action from the XIII Winter Olympic Games at Lale Placid
Introduced by David Coleman
Men's Figure Skating
Robin Cousins, new European Champion and Britain's outstanding hope for gold medal, competes in the first phase of the men's championship; Alan Weeks reports on the crucial compulsory figures - often the weakest element in Cousins's repertoire. Pairs Figure Skating
The legendary IRINA RODNINA, winner of ten world pairs titles, attempts to win her third Olympic gold medal. She and her husband
ALEXANDER ZAITSEV, winners together of the title in Innsbruck in 1976, withdrew from competitive skating last year for the birth of their son. A win in- last month's
European Championships, heralded the Soviet pair's comeback, which should provide another of the Games' great duels - against the reigning World Champions,
America's TAI BABILONIA and RANDY GARDNER, ALAN WEEKS reports On the final stage of competition-the free skating.
Also news of Britain's ice dancers. Ski-ing: Men's Giant Slalom
Sweden's INGEMAR STENMARK, winner of the last 14 World Cup giant slaloms, is an outstanding favourite. DAVID VINE reports on the first run on Whiteface Mountain.
Plus the latest news and results.
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS
Editors JONATHAN MARTIN, HAROLD ANDERSON

Presented by Fred Emery with MICHAEL COCKERELL , RICHARD LINDLEY TOM MANGOLD , JEREMY PAXMAN PHILIP TIBENHAM , DAVID TAYLOR
Deputy editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Editor ROGER BOLTON

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

starring
William Holden , Lee Remick
'Bumper' Morgan is a tough Los
Angeles cop with a reputation for unorthodox working methods-After 20 years patrolling the city, he believes that' all the good busts come from, walking, talking and being on the beat'. '. Increasingly he finds himself at odds with his superiors and with some young
' liberals', who resent his uniform.
Bumper' decides to quit after solving one more important case.... William Holden gives one of his finest portrayals as the dedicated policeman in this award-winning film from the author, of The Qnion Field and The ChoirBoys
Written by E. JACK NEUMAN .
Based on the novel by JOSEPH, WAB2UGH Produced by WALTER COBLEUENZ ,
Directed by ROBERT butler , films: page 19 \Fjzst Showing on British television)

Barry Norman presents a weekly round-up of news, reviews and interviews from the movie world.
Kramer vs Kramer: Dustin Hoffman talks about his role as a father left to bring up a 6-year old son in a performance which has made him a hot contender to win one of this year's Oscars.
Meatballs: a zany comedy which takes a look at life in a North American kids' summer camp, under the watchful eye of Bill Murray.
Rising Damp - the Movie: Leonard Rossiter playing the bigoted landlord and Frances de la Tour his spinster tenant in this film version of the popular tv series.

The second of five programmes ADAM HOPKINS in conversation With ASA BRIGGS :
Lord Briggs has been Vice-Chancellor of Sussex University and is now Provost of Worcester College, Oxford, and Chancellor of the Open University. He gives some of his views on higher education: was the expansion of the 60s justified? What about the quality of teaching and research? How will higher education withstand the economies of the coming year?
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS