6.40 Cloister to Cloister?: 2
7.5 The Mannheim Sound
7.30 Maths: Complex Series
9.35 Exploring Science
Electricity-for most people its nature is mysterious and obscure and we know of it only through the things it does. Producer ROBIN GWYN
10.0 Merry-go-Round
It's All Right: 3
10.12-10.30 Words and Pictures My Uncle Charlie
11.2 Science All Around
Looking at Animals
Splash and Swim SUSAN CALLAND and her young friend JAMIE visit an Aqua Show and go swimming.
Puppets ALAN PLATT Animation BURA AND HARDWICK
Director JUDITH MILES
Producer BARBARA PARKER
11.40 Resource Units 11-13:
Geography. Routeway
12.5 pm Russian - Language and People
A series of 20 programmes
14: More travel in the Soviet Union. And ' Goodbye, Summer ':
Episode 9
Weather BILL GILES
Including Grace and Flavour a la Mode: with Michael Smith
Ladybird, Ladybird Music and narration
DEREK GRIFFITHS
Research ROBIN HALDANE
Producer MICHAEL COLE
2.1 Watch
Moses in Egypt: Egyptian Buildings LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR visits the .temple of Abu Simbel. CY GRANT and RAEWYN BLADE tell the story of Moses and the Burning Bush. Music by JIM PARKER
Producer TOM STANIER
2.18 Near and Far
Office Moves Out
2.45 Appuntamento in Italia Un Paese a Lavoro
(Repeat)
Introduced by Tony Soper with SU INGLE
From St James's Park to tiny suburban back gardens, Wildtrack is looking at ponds. Even a small pond contains a whole world of animals and plants that you can study and collect: dragonflies, toads, newts, water spiders, beetles, pond snails, daphnia and cyclops. This week Tony shows how you can install a simple and very cheap pond in your own garden.
Associate producer TONY SOPER
Producer MIKE BEYNON. BBC Bristol
Last of six episodes in this comedy series, featuring
Down Memory Lane by DICK SHARPLES
The Palace's War Films Week promises to go with a bang when Plank's' Educated Dog' Arthur shows the staff where a big war relic is buried.
Producer JOHN BUTTERY Director JEREMY SWAN
BBC Manchester
with Peter Woods ; Weatherman
Look North, Look North West South Today, Look East Midlands Today, Points West
Spotlight South West
Then at 6.20 Nationwide
Including Mrs Thatcher's Year
The Prime Minister talks to Nationwide about her first year in office, and answers viewers' questions about her Government and its policies.
starring Lena Zavaroni with her guests The Three Degrees and Bernie Winters
Musical director ARTHUR GREENSLADE Choreographer LUDOVICO ROMANO Script NEIL SHAND
Make-up artist CAROLINE NOBLE Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM Designer KENNETH SHARP
Producer STEWART MORRIS
Richard Whitmore ; Weatherman
Do You Sincerely Want to be Rich? The cheapest and apparently the safest way to set up in business on your own is to buy a franchise - the licence to operate one part of a chain of shops, service companies, plumbing businesses, or even hotels. The masterminds behind the operation have done the groundwork for you, developed the product, advertised it nationally, even assessed the chances of your operation making you the fortune you desire. In theory, all you have to supply is the blood, sweat, and a cheque for a few thousand pounds.
But is it so simple? Michael Rodd meets the American millionaire who pioneered franchising in Britain, yet still works as a flight engineer for Pan Am. He meets some highly-satisfied franchisees ... but then discovers that dreams can melt away when the franchisor isn't doing his job properly.
Even franchising can be a Risk Business, and it pays to know exactly what you are doing when you plunge your life's savings into someone else's business.
Film editor JOHN STOTHART Research SHEH.A HAYMAN
Directors FRANCIS GÉRARD, JOHN GORMAN Editor MICHAEL DLAKSTAD
Introduced by Harry Carpenter Featuring
International Athletics
Britain's STEVE OVETT has not lost a race over 1500 metres or one mile since May 1977; America's ED MOSES is unbeaten over 400 metres hurdles since his Olympic win in 1976; and us team-mate RENALDO ' SKEETS ' NEHEMIAH is the fastest-ever hurdler over 110 metres: three of the host of track and field stars taking part in the Lite Invitational Meeting at Houston, Texas. Ian Botham
The Somerset all-rounder widely tipped to be England's next cricket captain is the subject of a special film report by Peter Walker.
FA Cup Final -a preview of Saturday's big occasion at Wembley.
Athletics television presentation cas Film director JOHN ROWLINSON Producer JOHN philips
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
