6.40 M101/5A Tutor Marked Assignments
7.5 Wealth in Britain
9.0 A Good Job with Prospects: Local Reporter
9.30 Biology: Behaviour
9.52 Communicate!: 8: Comedy Writing
'The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy' and 'Not the Nine O'clock News', filmed in rehearsal and production, give some lively examples of the comedy writer at work.
10.15 Music Time: Lieutenant Kije: 1
Some of Prokofiev's music played by the orchestra, and illustrated with puppets.
Presenters Kathryn Harries, Peter Combe
With The London Schools Symphony Orchestra conductor Frederick Applewhite
Music from the series (record REC 362, cassette ZCM 362) from record shops
10.38 Maths Topics: Statistics
Book 14 (same title) £1.00, from bookshops
General Studies: Painting
Weather JIM BACON
with Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster Bob Langley and Bob Hall
Meet The Medal Chasers: in the lunchtime programme, Olympic competitors talk about their hopes and aspirations as they prepare to chase gold at the Olympic Games. Today: pentathlon specialists
Jim Fox and Danny Nightingale
Editor jim DUMIGHAN. BBC Birmingham
2.1 Words and Pictures
Tale of the Turnip
2.18 Out of the Past. Georgian England: The Inheritance
2.40 Going to Work
Craft Skills
from Grantham, Lincolnshire
Christ is the King (Gelobt sei Gott); We sing the praise of Him who died (Bow Brickhill); Ye watchers and ye holy ones (Lasst uns erfreuen); Onward, Christian soldiers (Sullivan); Lord, speak to me that I may speak (Fulda); The day thou gavest (Ardgowan); Lord, for tomorrow (Providence); Christ is made our sure foundation (Westminster Abbey)
Mr McFinn and Madam Splatt written by KATE BUCHANAN illustrated by CHARLES FRONT Presenters
Libby Murray , Derek Griffiths
Peace and Riot
with Jenny Agutter The Mill House Cat by MARJORIE-ANN WATTS Today: Oswald Appears
I'm bored,' Gladys said out loud. It was then that she saw the cat. He lay stretched out in a patch of sunlight gazing at the incoming tide, oblivious of her presence. He was quite the largest and most imposing cat she had ever seen. ' Almost like a tiger.' she thought.
with Simon Groom
Christopher Wenner , Tina Heath
With Mothering Sunday only six days away, now's your chance to beat the high cost of flowers in the shops and make some everlasting violets that cost only a few pence. (Have a paper and pencil handy to jot down the instructions.)
Producer RENNY RYE
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCX Editor BIDDY BAXTER
by MICHAEL BOND
Paddington Goes Underground Narrated by MICHAEL HORDERN
Music by HERBERT CHAPPELL
Animation and directed by IVORWOD
with Richard Baker 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 bring 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.
If the Bomb Drops ...
Will you survive? Where will you hide? Is there any point in Civil Defence? For Panorama, reporter Jeremy Paxman has been asked to think the unthinkable. What would life be like after a nuclear attack, and how well developed are the Government's plans for those of us who might survive?
Producer DAVID DARLOW
Deputy editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Editor ROGER BOLTON
Woddis on ... : page 19
(Target UK: next Sunday on Radio 4)
with Richard Baker Weatherman
starring Burt Reynolds
Raquel Welch , Yul Brynner
In this tense drama set in Boston s 87th Precinct police station, Sgt Steve Carella and his fellow officers are given the task of solving a series of bizarre killings. The only link is that all the victims are local officials and the killer is demanding 50,000 dollars to stop the attacks. Burt Reynolds plays a characteristic role as the cop at odds with urban violence - and Raquel Welch !
Screenplay by EVAN HUNTER
Based on the novel by ED MCBAIN Produced by JACK FARREN
Directed by RICHARD A. COLLA. Fi!ms p 19 (First showing on British television)
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
The last of five programmes
ADAM HOPKINS in conversation with CORINNE HUTT
The education of pre-school children has become a sensitive area - an easy target for economies and cuts. Dr Corinne Hutt , researcher and teacher, talks about the importance of play in the lives of under-fives, and offers some opinions on the general calibre of British nursery education.
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS
