6.40 M101/4 Functions

7.5 ABC Kansas City: 2

7.30 Concorde Case Study: 2

9.0 A Good Job with Prospects Civil Aviation
There's a lot more to the airline Hying business than just the glamour jobs on the flight deck.
9.30 Biology
The Land Battle
9.52 Communicate! 7: Notes on Trial by LEONARD KINGSTON
A comedy about the value of good note-taking in a Crown Court.
KEN JONES , GORDON KANE , ANTHONY ALLEN , EDWARD HALSTED, JAMES GREENE , DIANA PAYAN , FRANK VIN -CENT, HAL JEAYES , LINDA ROBSON , GERARD KELLY , ARTHUR NIGHTINGALE Produced by ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX
10.15 Music Time. Play the Game
Children from Hearnville Primary School compose music for ' Row, row, row your boat'. Presenters KATHRYN HARRIES , PETER COMBE Director ROGER FRY
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT
10.38 Maths Topics. Statistics

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General Studies
The Silicon Factor
3: And What of the Future?
What will the new technology do to our living and working patterns? Presented by BERNARD FALK
Adapted from the Continuing Education series by JOHN PRESCOTT THOMAS

Weather JACK SCOTT

Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster Bob Langley and Bob Hall
Meet The Medal Chasers: Olympic competitors talk about their hopes and aspirations-as they prepare to chase gold at the Moscow Games. Today: sprinter Sonia Lannaman
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN. BBC Birmingham

2.1 Words and Pictures
Too Much Noise '
2.18 Japan - The Crowded Islands Back of Beyond
2.40 Going to Work
Hotels and Restaurants
Catering is Britain's fourth biggest industry. Young people doing food service or reception work are in daily contact with the public; the hours may be awkward, but the life's full and varied. Producer JOHN CHAPPLE

from Petworth, West Sussex

Story: A Holiday at the Seaside Pictures by HELEN BRADLEY Presenters
Sarah Long , Michael Mann

A cartoon series
Aladdin's Lampoon
Touche and Dum Dum answer the cries for help in their own inimitable way.

With Brigit Forsyth The Weathermakers by JOHN FAHRIMOND
Tommy and Jenn are searching for the top of the fog. On Riming-ton Pike they not only find it, but another world organised by the Weather. Today: part 1

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with Simon Groom
Christopher Wenner , Tina Heath
Ever seen a duck with six wheels? Now's your chance as Simon drives one at the Grange Cavern Museum -a mysterious labyrinth of caves underneath a Welsh hillside.
Producer RENNY RYE
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCK Editor BIDDY BAXTER

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with Kenneth Kendall ; 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 Presenting analysis of topical events, plus the features and film that make up the scoie Nationwide And Glyn's London
In the last film of this series Glyn .Worsnip meets the people who keep the capital running and does their job for a day. Tonight Glyn moves up the ladder-to become a London window-cleaner - 400 feet above ground!

After the Elections
As the election results are counted in Salisbury Fred Emery brings the latest news from the studios of Rhodesian Television.
Were the elections free and fair? Who is likely to form the new Government?
And Richard Lindley reports on the problems facing Rhodesia after the elections. Will all the parties accept the result or is civil war inevitable?
Producer PHILIP HARDING
Deputy editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Editor ROGER BOLTON
Woddis on ... page 11

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

Barry Norman presents a weekly round-up of news, reviews and interviews from the movie world. Zombies - Dawn of the Dead: American director George Romero's sequel to Night of the Living Dead is a suspense horror film set in Pennsylvania.
Saturn 3: Kirk Douglas and Stanley Donen talk about their roles as star and director of this science-fiction fantasy about a futuristic Garden of Eden.
Academy Awards: who is in the running for next month's Oscars? A look at some of the stars and films recently nominated.
Studio director JANE LUSH Producer MARGARET SHARP

The fourth of five programmes
ADAM HOPKINS in conversation with PETER NEWSAM , Education Officer, that is Chief Executive, for the Inner London Education Authority. Here he gives some views on present and future developments in the education of 5 to 11-year-old children.
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS

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