6.40 The Mitochondrion

7.5 Air Traffic Control

7.30 Michelson Interferometer

9.5 Tele-France
1: Chiffres et lettres
Notes for parents and teachers available from [address removed], £1.15, inc postage.
9.35 Out of the Past
Living in the Iron Age: 1
9.58 Capricorn Game by PIP AND JANE BAKER
Mr Capricorn the magician finds a talking umbrella who says he needs a new cover. This is the first episode in a new six-part serial for children of 7 to 11.
Directed by VIVIENNE COZENS
Executive producer CLAIRE CHOVtL
10.16rl0.38 Merry-go-Round
Sex Education. 1: Beginning
11.0 Watch .. North American Indians. 1: Tipis
11.17 Television Club
A Place Like Home: Lydia
11.38 Music Time The Evening Star
A complete performance of the musical based on a South American-Indian legend, which tells how the Kara j a tribe of Brazil learnt to plant corn and grow pineapples and other good things to eat. Presenters KATHRYN HARRIES ANDREW C. WADSWORTH
Children from Hearnville Primary School, Balham, London Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT

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 and music.
Editor JIM DUMIGHAN. BBC Birmingham

A See-Saw programme
Pootle 'dreams' of being on the moon and Perkin and Posey help build a rocket to launch them there.
(Repeat)

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.
With Peter Lorenzelli and Vicky Ireland
(Repeat)

2.32 Merry-go-Round
It's All Right: 1
2.40 Brazil
Skyscrapers and Slums -
Wealth and poverty in Sao Paulo - Brazil's biggest, richest and fastest-growing city.
Commentary DENIS TUOHY
Producer LEN-BROWN

from Horsham, West Sussex

A programme for children under 5

Godzilla, the legendary prehistoric monster, comes alive again in a cartoon series of adventure and suspense.
Today: The Time Dragons

with Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter

Do you know ... The size of the biggest onion? Who paints hanging upside-down?
Roy and Norris discover the longest, shortest, highest, lowest, rarest, deepest, greatest - more people and things with a place in the record books.

(Repeat)

A serial in 13 parts

Sir Charles starts to build a spa hotel on land once belonging to the Maoris and said to be; sacred or 'tapu'. Strange things begin to happen. Then Tom finds Hema is the latest culprit.

with John Edmunds Weatherman

The live current affairs magazine programme which links London with the BBC's regional studios throughout Britain.
Frank Bough, Sue
Lawley Richard Kershaw , Hugh Scully and Sue Cook are the team that each weekday presents the features and films that make up the scene Nationwide.
The reporting team: LUKE CASEY
PATTIE COLDWELL , SALLY HARDCASTLE JOHN HITCHINS , JAMES HOGG
BILL KEKR ELLIOTT , LAURIE MAYER TONY WILKINSON , NICHOLAS WOOLLEY and GLYN WORSNIP producers ANDREW CLAYTON , LINO FERRARI
IAN SQUIRES , RICHARD TAIT . " DeputY editor ANDREW TAUSSIO Editor HUGH WILLIAMS

News and views from across the United Kingdom, including reports on the Old Vic theatre, the bugging of Prince Charles' phone and the death of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands. Show more

starring
Kate Reid , Martin Balsam
An international financier is strangled by a seemingly invisible stranger on the tennis court of his wealthy partner. Lieutenant Shirley Ridgeway of the Los Angeles Police Department is called in to investigate this bizarre murder, and finds a collection of very hostile witnesses . . ,
Screenplay by STANLEY RALPH ROSS Produced by ALEX BEATON Directed by PAUL WENDKOS
(First showing on British television) Films: page 17

by BERNARD SHAW starring Simon Callow and Delphine Seyrig
1796. Napoleon rests at an inn at the start of his conquest of Italy. Some key despatches are reported stolen. A mysterious woman also staying at the inn seems to know more about Napoleon's private life than she should.
Lighting DENNIS CHANNON Script editor
STUART GRIFFITHS
Designer GERRY SCOTT Producer LOUIS MARKS Director DESMOND DAVIS

Bernard Shaw's play set in 1796. Napoleon rests at an inn at the start of his conquest of Italy.

Narrator MICHAEL DEAN
Once a year the convicts of Oklahoma State Penitentiary in America's south west become cowboys for their rodeo behind the walls.
Last summer's event seemed certain to be cancelled when three convicts were stabbed, two guards held hostage, four prisoners escaped and a cell block was set on fire. Warden Al Murphy decided that the rodeo would still go on and the convicts once again volunteered to risk their lives for a few dollars prize money.
For three days and nights they filed out of their 'special reserved seats', a cage topped by barbed wire, to delight a crowd including family and friends, in events like ' Money the Hard Way ' - snatching a pouch from the horns of a Brahma bull. Just part of the action in Jailhouse Rodeo.
Film cameraman DAVID GRAY
Film editor TREVOR WILLIAMSON
Associate producer TERENCE O'REILLY Producer jo MENELL