9.5 Engineering Craft Studies
9: Joining - Welding and Soldering
9.35 Maths File
4: Number Relationships
9.58 Let's Go
8: Let's Go and Keep Fit
10:12 Words and Pictures Monkey Tricks
10.30 English
The Plough and the Stars: 2
11.2 Everyday Maths
Time and Table
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Vicki Luke and Duncan the Dragon.
11.40 Resource Units 11-13: Geography
The Iron and Steel Industry
12.5 pm Kontakte
9: Wahrscheinlich Morgen
Weather FRANK GREENE
With DONNY MACLEOD
MARIAN FOSTER and BOB LANGLEY
Television's 'live' and liveliest magazine programme presents its own inimitable brand of entertainment from the foyer of Pebble Mill. Editor JIM DUMIGHAN
BBC Birmingham
A See-Saw programme
with Rick Jones
2.1 Watch
Firemen
Music, Watch Again (record REC 375, cassette ZCM 375) from record shops
2.18 Twentieth-Century History Roosevelt and the New Deal
2.40 Communicate!
Comedy Writing
John Tidmarsh recounts the story of President Roosevelt's attempt to solve his country's economic problems with the introduction of the New Deal in the 1930s. Show more
Phoning Work When Sick
Does telephoning a large organisation worry you?
Today viewers in Scotland only can ring [number removed]for further information
A series of ten programmes presented by Delia Smith.
Book (same title), £3.75, from bookshops
Story: The Hole in the Tree by MUGLI illustrated by NANCY PETLEY -JONES Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank, Fred Harris
Only Mighty Mouse has the power to deal with Svengali, the evil hypnotist.
with T. P. McKenna Celtic Tales adapted by JENNY NIMMO
Today: Mother Brigid 's Cloak of Darkness
The stories this week are from Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The first is Irish, and tells of Oonagh, a sad princess whose life is changed when her old foster mother returns to Tir Conal with her magical cloak.
Illustrations by LYNNE BYRNES
with Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter Do you know ...
Britain's most unusual family?
Which is the hottest place in the world?
Roy and Norris discover the longest, shortest, highest, lowest, rarest, deepest, greatest - more people and things with a place in the record books.
Designer TOM YARDLEY JONES Producer ALAN RUSSELL
by L. T. MEADE dramatised in five parts by JULIA JONES
1: A sad and sudden event brings to an abrupt end the happiness shared by Mrs Jessop and her younger daughter, Alison, in their cottage by the sea. One room over a laundry in the slums of London is to be a very different life for them both.
Studio sound ANTHONY PHILPOT Studio lighting CLIVE THOMAS Designer RAY LONDON
Executive producer ANNA HOME Director DOROTHEA BROOKING See Back Page 102
with Kenneth Kendall Weatherman
War Babies starring
Tim Brooke-Taylor
Graeme Garden , Bill Oddie special guests
Geoffrey Palmer , Andrew Ray
1940 STOP BRITAIN BESIEGED STOP
HOW DID CHURCHILL WIN THE WAR
QUERY ONLY NOW CAN IT BE TOLD STOP AND ONLY THREE SMALL BOYS
CAN TELL IT SEMI-COLON REUTERS
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and bill ODDIE Music by bill ODDIE and DAVE MACRAE Directed by Bon SPIERS
Produced by JIM FRANKLIN
A film series starring
Dennis Weaver as Sgt Dan Stone in 67 Hours, 24 Minutes and Counting A demand that the authorities pay a million dollars or the city will explode in a nuclear holocaust puts Stone in conflict with federal agents. Such extortion threats are nearly always hoaxes but Dan isn't prepared to take the risk-especially when some plutonium arrives on his desk.
Written by PHILLIP DEGUERE and STEPHEN MCPIIERSON Directed by WINNICK KOLBE
The sixth of seven programmes written by ANTHONY COUCH starring Edward Woodward and Hilary Tindall with John Comer and Aubrey Woods Edwin's Day
Birthdays are supposed to be fun when you get presents you want, people get your age right and let you choose what you would like to do. It really never turns out like that.
Signature tune by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer PHIL ROBERSON
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON
with Jan Leeming and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman 4.
A series of eight programmes 4: Cons
How do those labelled by society as criminals preserve their identity, their individuality, when prison dehumanises men with uniforms, numbers, and regimentation? There is no association, no evening classes, and the workshops are seldom open. Over a thousand adult prisoners are locked up every day - many hundreds three to a cell. Imprisonment also has a strong impact on the families outside. In tonight's programme some of Strangeways' ' 'cons' talk frankly about prison life and their attitudes to crime.
But even with all the restrictions of imprisonment, it is possible to find extraordinary ways to break the monotony.
Film cameraman DEREK BANKS
Sound recordist MICHAEL TURNER Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORE Producer REX BLOOMSTEIN
Introduced by Harry Carpenter
The top events, personalities and stories in sport. featuring tonight:
International Amateur Boxing England v Kenya from Gloucester Leisure Centre
After winning five of the 11 gold medals at last month's centenary tournament, England's team face a powerful squad from Kenya, one of the strongest of the boxing nations who chose to boycott the Moscow Olympics.
Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
Organised by the ABA in association with George Wimpey Ltd. RAC Rally
HANNU MIKKOLA, winner of the Lombard RAC Rally for the last two years, heads the 150 starters in this four-day 1700-mile event.
MURRAY WALKER reports from the West Country on today's final stages and the finish at Bath.
Plus news of tonight's important World Cup qualifying matches.
Television presentation: Boxing BOB DUNCAN
RAC Rally TERRY LONG Producer JIM RESIDE
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Voting coupon for Sports Personality of the Year: page 33
Join Michael Parkinson and his midweek guests for conversation, entertainment and the occasional surprise. Music HARRY STONEHAM
Designer STEPHEN SCOTT
Programme associate CHRIS GREENWOOD Assistant producers
GRAHAM LINDSAY , GILL STRIBLING-WRIGHT Director BRUCE milliard Produced by JOHN FISHER
