Weather JIM BACON

With DONNY MACLEOD
MARIAN FOSTER and BOB LANGLEY
Including Gail Duff with cheap and cheerful recipes: meals that are easy and fun to do.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham

A See-Saw programme
with Rick Jones.

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The last of ten programmes presented by Delia Smith. (Repeat)
Book (same title), £3.75, from bookshops

Story: A House for Button written by IRIS RUSSELL illustrated by ADRIAN MORRIS Presenters Chloe Ashcroft , Stuart McGugan

Mighty Mouse fights the Indians when they attack some mouse pioneers heading west.

with T. P. McKenna Celtic Tales adapted by JENNY NIMMO Today: The Faerie Fort
In days gone by, Irish farmers were very reluctant to touch any faerie rings or forts on their land. But Seumas had no such qualms - and one night came upon the ' little people ' themselves.
Illustrations by PAMELA GOODCHILD

with Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter Do you know ...
Where the biggest mobile land machine is? Who is the fastest miler? 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
4: Mrs Jessop has been committed for trial - accused of stealing Jim Ashburn 's money. Johnnie Clea ver, the eldest of the Cleaver children, knows the identity of the real culprit and is determined to see justice done.
Studio sound ANTHONY PHILPOT Studio lighting clive THOMAS Designer RAY London Executive producer ANNA HOME
Director MICHAEL KERRIGAN

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Look North, Look North West South Today, Look East Midlands Today, Points West
Spotlight South West
Then at 6.20 Nationwide
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 Dear Nationwide
If you have any suggestions about ways in which life could be improved Nationwide, write to: Dear Nationwide, BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane , London W12 8QT.

starring Tim Brooke-Taylor Graeme Garden , Bill Oddie with Michael Barratt , Richard Pescud
In which Tim and Graeme try ' Kung Fu', Bill becomes master of the Lancastrian Martial Art of ' Ecky Thump', and black puddings fly.
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and bill ODDIE With TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR
Music by BILL ODDIE and MICHAEL GIBBS Designer COLIN GREEN
Produced by JIM FRANKLIN

The last in a film series starring in What do you people want from me? Troubles never come singly. And Stone is in trouble; an action for breach of copyright, a paternity suit, and, worst of all, the task of revamping the Policeman's Ball-the most boring date on a cop's calendar.
Written by STEPHEN CANNELL Directed by ROD HOLCOMB

A series of three programmes
2: The Time Travellers of Bath
Can Mrs Smith , Miss Mills and seven-year-old Betty really remember living another life as religious heretics in 13th-century France? They seem to share memories of a previous existence as Cathars - the persecuted victims of the Albigensian Crusade and the Inquisition. Does history confirm their story?
This week Henry Lincoln investigates the case of the West Country doctor who believes himself to be at the centre of this group reincarnation. The search for truth leads him to the French Pyrenees and the Languedoc where some of the Inquisition's records are still kept and where 600 years ago the last Cathar heretics were burnt at the stake.
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL Executive producers
BILL MORTON , BRUCE NORMAN Producer PETER BUTLER

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

featuring the presentation to the Sports Personality of the Year by John Arlott
Action and entertainment from more than 20 sports as over 400 leading sports personalities gather at this gala occasion to relive the memorable moments-some dramatic, some humorous - and the outstanding achievements of this Olympic year. Despite the political arguments - and a rain-soaked summer - 1980 still produced a marvellous feast of sporting excellence.
The Olympic Games: in Moscow, gold medals for athletes SEBASTIAN COE , STEVE OVETT , DALEY THOMPSON , and ALLAN WELLS , and for swimmer DUNCAN GOODHEW; in Lake Placid, ROBIN COUSINS becomes Olympic figure-skating champion.
Boxing: three Britons win world title fights - JIM WATT , MAURICE HOPE and ALAN MINTER.
Football: NOTTINGHAM FOREST retain the European Cup, LIVERPOOL retain the League title and Second Division WEST HAM win the FA Cup. But England disappoint in the European Championship.
Tennis: BORG and MCENROE produce an epic tie-break in one of Wimbledon's greatest finals.
Golf: TOM WATSON wins the Open again, and JACK NICKLAUS is US Open champion for the fourth time.
Rugby Union: the Lions score a famous try and England achieve the Grand Slam.
Rugby League's Cup Final divides a city.
Racing: an amateur jockey wins the Grand National and WILLIE CARSON wins the Derby again.
Cricket celebrates with the Centenary Test.
British World Champions include MICHAEL LEE (speedway), ERIC BRISTOW (darts), TONY DOYLE (cycling) and JOCK TAYLOR (sidecar racing).
The programme also features presentations to The Team of the Year and The Outstanding Overseas Personality.
Sports Review introduced by Frank Bough and Harry Carpenter with David Coleman and Jimmy Hill
Videotape editor chris BOOTH Lighting NIGEL WRIGHT Designer BRUCE MACADIE Assistant producer ELAINE ROSE
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

Michael Parkinson and his guests with conversation, entertainment and the occasional surprise. Music HARRY STONEHAM