6.40 Curriculum Design and Development

7.5 Kontakte

7.30 Learning Difficulties

CARMEN MUNROE introduces rhymes and counting games and tells a story about Annie, Louise, George, Kevin, Caroline, Cheng, Scott, Mary, Toni and Sandra, who all go to a place where there is Plenty to do and room to play. A Country Picture
Illustrated by JOAN HICKSON
Percussion GREG KNOWIES
Musical director PETER PETTINGER "esigner JOHN HOLLAND
J-xecutive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Written and produced by CAROLE WARD

Weather JIM BACON

Introduced by Johnny Morris With TERRY NUTKINS and Gemini the sea-lion.
Terry has the latest news of Gemini's progress on Skye, where she has just had a surprise visitor -her mother!
Johnny gets into deep water when he has to wash the elephants at Bristol Zoo. We meet an eagle owl that can't find its owner, and there's the result of the Great Animal Magic Limerick Competition.
Producer MUtE DEYNON. BBC Bristol

The last of five programmes written by Bob Block
Starring Clive Dunn

Grandad is told to retire as caretaker of the Rehearsal Hall because of his age. To prove he's still as fit as a fiddle, he embarks on a course of physical exercises - but then he has to resort to other measures.
BBC Manchester
(Repeat)

with John Edmunds ; Weatherman

In which Britain learns what's happening from studios throughout the country.
Linked live from London by FRANK BOUGH, SUE
LAWLEY RICHARD KERSHAW , HUGH SCULLY and SUE COOK
Including tonight:
Dear Nationwide. The popular correspondence column of the air. If you have any suggestions about ways in which life could be improved Nationwide, write to Dear Nationwide, BBCtv, Wood Lane , London W12 8QT
Producers PETER CERESOLE
ANDREW CLAYTON , LINO FERRARI )AN SQUIRES, RICHARD TAfT
Deputy editor ANDREW TAUSSIG Editor HUGH WILLIAMS

by HAMMOND INNES dramatised in six parts by PETER YELDHAM. starring
5: The discovery that Golden Soak was always a reservoir of subterranean water brings joy to Jarabinda. But the joy is short-lived.
Produced by JAMES CATWARD , RAY ALCHIN Directed by HENRI SAFRAN
Presented for the BBC by TIMOTHY COMBE

The first of six programmes by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft
starring Harry Worth and featuring Jonathan Cecil as Mr Herbert, John Horsley as Mr Braithwaite
Harry Worth, as conductor of the brass band in the small town of Nettlebridge, finds himself leading its fight against a proposal to build a new airport nearby.

withKennethKendall; Weatherman

The first of three programmes
"Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry, but above all, make 'em wait". the classic formula for soap opera, and it still fascinates us, 50 years after American soap manufacturers used it to capture audiences for their commercials. Angela visits the Crossroads Motel, meets J.R. and Sue Ellen (separately), and becomes Nelson's girl-friend in The Archers, in her search for the roots of the popularity and profitability of soap.
BBC Bristol

Action highlights of one of tonight's second round, second leg games. This is the stage where the First and Second Division clubs meet the teams from the Third and Fourth Divisions.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
Producer FRED VINER Editor MIKE MURPHY

A weekly news series in which Hilary Henson and Chris Serle report on events in the medical world and investigate the latest developments in medicine.
Studio director FIONA HOLMES
Series producer VIVIENNE KING