7.15 Genes and Development

7.40 The Establishment in Britain

8.5 Loch Lomond Glaciation

With the PLAYBOARD PUPPET THEATRE and CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP
There was a Princess Long Ago
Written and directed by JUDY WHITFIELD Produced by MICHAEL COLE

This week's programme features Urdu Poetry Symposium Mushaira. Poets reciting their poems are: ATHAR RAZ, BAKHSH LYALLPURI
IFTIKHAR AZMI , SAHAB QIZILBASH IFTIKHAR ARIF , SAQI FAROOQI Presented and produced by MAHENDRA KAUL
Directed by KRISHAN GOULD BBC Birmingham

The second of two services known as General Communion at St Mark 's, North End, Portsmouth; beginning with infant Baptism. Celebrant the Vicar
THE REV BILL SARGENT assisted by THE REV CHRISTOPHER BEARDSLEY
Psalm 63: 0 God, my God. for you I long; Let all the world in every corner sing (Luckington).
Choirmaster RUSSELL SHEPHERD
Television presentation JOHN DOBSON BBC Bristol

Featuring the news and views. politics and practice of those involved with the land. with PHILIP WRIXON
DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers MICHAEL FISH

A series of eight films
1: Before the Revolution
ANTHONY BURTON visits a neolithic flint mine in Norfolk, a Roman goldmine in Wales and a wooden windmill at Bromsgrove.
Film editor KEITH WILTON Producer MICHAEL GARROD
Book (same title), £8.95, from bookshops

The first of two films starring
Danny Kaye
Up in Arms with Dinah Shore
Dana Andrews , Constance Dowling Danny Kaye finds himself on board a troop ship heading for the Pacific. His problem is keeping out of trouble ... but having two girlfriends on board doesn't help.
Screenplay by DON HATMAN , ALLEN BORETZ and ROBERT PIROSH
Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN
Directed by ELLIOT NUGENT. Films; page 23 and at 3.25
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty with Virginia Mayo, Boris Karloff Fay Bainter , Ann Rutherford
Henpecked by his mother and fiancée, Walter Mitty escapes into a day-dreaming world of wild adventures, in which he is the hero of various romantic situations, always involving the same beautiful girl. But then he meets her in reality and is called upon to act in the heroic manner of his dreams ...
Screenplay by KEN ENGLUND and EVERETT FREEMAN , from a story by JAMES THUREER Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN
Director NORMAN z. MCLEOD. Films: p 23

Introduced by Brian Matthew
Highlights from the greatest ice spectacular in Europe, featuring a glamorous chorus of international skaters and star soloists.
Staged and directed by STEPHANIE ANDROS Televised by arrangement with SKEE GOODHART for
International Holiday on Ice Co
Recorded in Lausanne, Switzerland Lighting HARRY THOMAS
Producer DON SAYER

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

A series of six programmes 1: An Amoral Tale
Every time Ean Begg was tempted to put down roots, some mysterious force inside him took over and changed the direction of his colourful and improbable life.
' It's as though there's a second system, operating quite independently of what I want, that has no intention of letting me go.'
Research FAY DICKEY
Director MICHAEL SHOESMITH
Producer JOHN wilcox. BBC Birmingham

with Delia Smith
Sue MacGregor visits television cook DELIA SMITH at her home in the heart of the Suffolk country-side. Delia talks about how she came to be a professional cook from O-level-less beginnings as a washer-up, and how her faith in God has come to be the most important thing in her life.
The Fisherfolk sing and dance some of her favourite songs.
Alleluia No 1; Hosanna, Lord; Spirit of the living God; Praise ye the Lord, Alleluia; We love the Lord; Jesus, name above all names; God has spoken; Seek ye first; Father we adore you; Love you, Abba, Father: I am the bread of life.
Research LALAGE NEAL
Film director INGRID DUFFELL
Studio director CHRISTIAN FORSSANDER
Producer ELIZABETH GORT

starring Frank Sinatra Gina Lollobrigida with Peter Lawford
Steve McQueen , Richard Johnson
The commander of a band of guerrillas, stationed in the Burmese jungle, falls in love with the mistress of an arms profiteer while he is recovering from injuries received in an unexpected Japanese attack.
Frank Sinatra , at the height of his film career, Steve McQueen on the brink of stardom, and Gina Lollo brigida in her first Hollywood film, make an unbeatable trio in this exciting World War II drama.
Screenplay by MILLARD KAUFMAN
Based on the novel by TOM T. CHAMALKS Directed by john STURGES Films: page 23

The first of a comedy series in which Kelly Monteith, one of America's brightest young comedians, presents his uniquely comic view of life.
Written by KELLY MONTEITH and NEIL SHAND featuring Gabrielle Drake with Louis Mansi , Nicholas McArdle
Victor Spinetti , Michael Stainton Frank Thornton , Joyce Windsor
Music composed by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Director STANLEY APPEL Producer JAMES MOIR

by VERA BRITTAIN
An autobiography 1913-1925 Dramatised in five parts by ELAINE MORGAN 1: Buxton 1913
Cheryl Campbell plays the part of Vera Brittain in this award-winning serial based on the autobiography of Vera Brittain. For her performance Cheryl Campbell received both the BAFTA and Broadcasting Press Guild Awards for Best Actress of 1979. The serial itself received the BAFTA Award for Best Drama Serial of 1979. At the beginning Vera Brittain is 18, and lives with her prosperous parents. She is already in rebellion against provincial life and longs to go to Oxford, an ambition locally regarded as unreasonable and unfeminine.
Poetry spoken by GARY WATSON
Music composed and conducted by GEOFFREY BURGON
Producer JONATHAN POWELL
Directed by MOIRA ARMSTRONG

Weather

David Coleman introduces the outstanding moments and personalities of the XXII Olympic Games, which ended in Moscow this evening. As the athletes disperse, after the Closing Ceremony, tonight's programme reflects on these controversial Olympic Games. What was the impact of the boycott and what is the future of the Olympic Movement?
Studio producer MARTIN HOPKINS News editor MIKE MURPHY
Organising producer ALEC WEEKS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Executive producer ALAN HART

12.0 Car Body

12.25 Computers: Systems Analysis