6.40 Kepler's War

7.5 Curriculum in Action: 'What Did the Pupils Actually Do?'

7.30 Welfare and Politics: Sweden

9.5 Encounter: Germany
Communications
9.25 Athlete
6: Pole Vault
9.52 Look and Read
Greed for Gold
10.15 Maths-in-a-Box
A Long Story
10.35 Going to Work Mail Order
11.2 Hyn o Fyd. Byd Natur 1: Planhigion Cigysol
(This World)

Take my Hand: 2

11.40 Exploring Science
Living Underwater
12.5 pm 16 Up
7: Money Talks

Weather MICHAEL FISH

Today's programme includes Dig This presented by Peter Seabrook.

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

Story: How We Live written by Anita Harper illustrated by Christine Roche

discovers that robot duplicates of him are committing dastardly crimes in Five is a Crowd

with Sherrie Hewson
A Strong and Willing Girl by DOROTHY EDWARDS
Today: The Tale of the Useful Boy
Pictures by LESLEY SMITH
Executive producer ANNA HOME Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE

Richard Stilgoe conducts a fast-moving electronic quiz in which the teams try to find the winning squares on this week's playboard, then keep them by answering a general knowledge question. This week
ST PETER'S ETON SQUARE C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL challenges
DERWENTWATER MIDDLE SCHOOL
Could you defeat the teams and win a Finders Keepers pen?
Format devised by ROBERT GOULD Producer IAN OLIVER

A series of four programmes with John Craven
1: The Shepherd's Son
Breakthrough tells the stories of the great 19th-century civil engineers; Telford, the Stephensons, the Brunels and Ferdinand de Lesseps. They were the brilliant pioneers who invented the first railways, designed new steam-ships, built safe roads, planned huge ship canals and completely changed the world we live in. In today's film JOHN CRAVEN travels in a working tug along the Caledonian Canal, Britain's first ship canal, to tell the story of how it came to be built and how young Tom Telford , the son of a Scottish shepherd, left his home to seek his fame and fortune in London and became the greatest engineer of his day.
Film cameraman BRIAN M. JONES Film editor JOHN BARNES Director BARBARA KINDRED Producer MOLLY cox
Book (same title) £4.50, available from 31 March
BACK PAGE: 83

written by MAURICE DODD featuring LEONARD ROSSITER as ' Boot with JUDY BENNETT
SHEILA STEAFEL and PETER HAWKINS
Music by TREVOR JONES
A FILM FAIR presentation
Executive producer GRAHAM CLUTTERBUCK

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.20
Nationwide
Presented by FRANK BOUGH
SUE LAWLEY, RICHARD KERSHAW HUGH SCULLY and SUE COOK
Including Down to Earth: the guide to easy gardening with Alan Titchmarsh
And at 6.45 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam
(Regional details as Monday)

A six-part comedy series by DAVID FITZSIMMONS , starring Sharon Duce , Philip Jackson
Lynda Marchal , Roger Sloman
2: Donald is forced to ask Rosbottom for help. Unfortunately Rosbottom's idea of help doesn't coincide with Donald's.
Designer ALAN SPALDING
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW

The last of seven episodes Not Me, But Us by MAGGIE ALLEN starring Sara Kestelman
Tom Watson , Rosalind Lloyd
Gillian Barge and Angela Pleasence Sophia's final ambition is within her grasp, but there is an awful possibility that it may be snatched from her at the last moment.
Serial devised by MAGGIE ALLEN Designer GUTHRIE HUTTON
Producer RODERICK GRAHAM
Directed by FIONA CUMMING. BBC Scotland

Barry Took presents more of your comments on BBCtv programmes.
Producer TIM SIMMONS

with Richard Baker
Weekend Weather MICHAEL FISH

Paul Michael Glaser as Starsky David Soul as Hutch
A Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road

A comedy series written by JIM ELDRIDGE , starring Mark Kingston Even a visit to the pub can get Ken into trouble, while a visit to the bank involves him in high drama.
Music by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON
Director MARTIN SHARDWW

The ten-part story of Britain's royal builders and collectors. Told by Huw Wheldon 9: Edward VII and the House of Windsor
This programme, which originally ended the series, has now been substantially altered in order to take fuller account of developments during the first half of this century.
SIR HUW WHELDON traces the story of Sandringham, bought as a country retreat for Edward VII when Prince of Wales, which has remained a favourite royal home. Visitors can now see the vintage cars including ' A7 ', the first car owned by a member of the Royal Family. George V opened up Holyroodhouse for state visits to Edinburgh, and it was for Queen Mary that the delectable ' Queen's Dolls House ' was made. There is also a new sequence at Royal Lodge, Windsor Great Park. where King George VI lived with his family and which is still one of the homes of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
Historical adviser J. H. PLUMB
Associate producer ANN TURNER
Executive producer RICHARD CAWSTON Produced by MICHAEL GILL
Book (same title) £14.75, from bookshops Book, Royal Heritage: The Reign or Elizabeth II, £10.50, available from 19 March

starring
Robert Donat , Madeleine Carroll
Hitchcock's 1935 version of Buchan's classic adventure story remains one of the most popular British films by the acknowledged master of suspense and mystery.
Richard Hannay , pursued by the police and an international spy ring, eventually finds himself fleeing across the Scottish moors - handcuffed to a beautiful blonde!
Screenplay by ALMA REVILLE and CHARLES BENNETT based on the novel by JOHN BUCHAN Produced by MICHAEL BALCON Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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