9.5 Tele-Journal
(Shown last night on BBC2)

9.35 It's Maths!: Flat Shapes
(Repeat)

9.57 Talkabout
Songs, stories and activities designed to stimulate the language development of young children.
Story: "Mrs Plug the Plumber"
'Send for Mrs Plug!' people cry whenever a plumber is needed and Mrs Plug always comes.
The burglar gets him come-uppance when he demands to see what she keeps in her 'useful' bag.
Presenter Jill Shilling

10.16 Look and Read: Miss Wood in Danger
(Repeat)

10.38 Resource Units 11-13: Religious and Moral Education: More Man-power
(Repeat)

11.0 Watch: David and Goliath
(Repeat)

11.17 Television Club: A Place Like Home: Jackie
(Rpt)

11.38 Time Out of Mind: Michael Moorcock
(Repeat)

12.5pm General Studies: Espionage: Fact and Fiction: 1: The Real Spy World
(Repeat)

(exc London)

Weather Jim Bacon

with Donny Macleod, Marian Foster and Bob Langley

Today's programme includes Family Matters - a regular feature that offers advice on legal, medical, financial and educational matters to every member of every household. The experts are Dr David Delvin, Pat Petch, Brian Jackson and Vincent Duggleby.

Plus personalities of the day, and music.

A See-Saw programme

William the window-cleaner has a busy day when the lift of Skyrise Court breaks down - but Reg, Clara, Hugo, Mr Jupiter and everybody else in Pigeon Street gives a helping hand.
With the voices of George Layton and John Telfer

with Wendy Padbury and Stephen Leigh

(Repeat)

2.14 Treffpunkt: Deutschland: Schule
(Repeat)

2.40 Japan: The Crowded Islands: Back of Beyond
(Repeat)

Serial

(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

A programme for children under 5
Story: "Mr Sleepyhead" by Moyna McWilliam
Presenters Elizabeth Millbank, Don Spencer
(Shown on BBC2 at 11.0 am)

Touche Turtle becomes big enough to battle a bug in The Big Bite
(Repeat)

by Eleanor Farjeon
With Sheila Hancock

Today: 'The Kind Farmer'

Introduced by Johnny Morris
with Terry Nutkins

A blue tit stealing from a milk bottle; a sea lion bouncing a ball on its nose; a heron that uses pieces of bread as bait to catch fishes; and a performing parrot. As Johnny reveals, they're all animals that have learned new ways of getting more food - both in captivity and in the wild.

Terry goes swimming with his performing dolphins to see how they're settling down in their new home at Knowsley.

BBC Bristol

with Jan Leeming
Weatherman

Look East, Look North, Look North West, Midlands Today, Nationwide (London and SE), Points West, South Today, Spotlight South West

6.20 Nationwide
Television's popular current affairs programme presented Monday to Friday by Frank Bough, Sue Lawley, Richard Kershaw, Hugh Scully and Sue Cook, with contributions from regional presenters in BBC studios throughout the country.

The reporting team of Luke Casey, Pattie Coldwell, Sally Hardcastle, John Hitchins, James Hogg, Bill Kerr Elliott, Laurie Mayer, Tony Wilkinson, Nicholas Woolley and Glyn Worsnip travels the country to bring you details of the way life is Nationwide.

Including Animal Matters: the weekly advice spot on caring for your pets.

(Regional details on Monday)

America's comedy hit

Louie's never been involved with a respectable girl before and doesn't know how to behave. His macho bragging upsets the gang and leads to some ironic revelations.

Starring Judd Hirsch as Alex Rieger
with Jeff Conaway as Bobby Wheeler, Tony Danza as Tony Banta, Danny De Vito as Louie de Palma, Marilu Henner as Elaine Nardo, Andy Kaufman as Latka Gravas
Guest star Rhea Perlman as Zena Sherman

A look back at six of the most popular television drama series from Britain and America.

Tonight "The Man from U.N.C.L.E."
Starring Robert Vaughn as Napoleon Solo and David McCallum as Ilya Kuryakin, the famous special agents who fight impossible odds in the interest of international justice
With Leo G. Carroll as Mr Waverley and guest star Michael Ansara as Sulador
"The Arabian Affair" ...finds the two masterspies up to their necks in a whole lot of sand...
(Repeat)

Last of a comedy series by Bill MacIlwraith
Starring Robert Lindsay as Pete Dodds, Lee Montague as Tom Sprake and Ken Jones as Dave Locket

with Richard Baker; Weatherman

by David Leland
The Russians have a shopping list and a British multinational is anxious to do a deal. But the stakes are high and the price may be higher.

Written in collaboration with Charles Levinson, from whose book, "Vodka Cola", the play was derived.
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Bob Wellings in a series of conversations with people whose lives have been shaped by the kind of experiences - both tragic and uplifting - that most of us can only imagine.

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