6.40 Home: Castle or Cage?

7.5 Volcanoes

7.30 The BART Car

10.0 Merry-go-Round
It's All Right: 2
10.12 Words and Pictures
Trog makes a Trap
10.30 Brazil
Drought on the land
10.50 Mind Stretchers: 2
Archaeology - the Problem
11.2 Everyday Maths
Try it for Size

12.5 pm Kontakte. 22: Was machen Sie den ganzen Tag?

Weather MICHAEL FISH

More seafood dishes at lunchtime from Michael Smith in his series A Fine Kettle of Fish.

A See-Saw programme by PETER FIRMIN , OLIVER POSTGATE

2.1 Watch
James Earl Adair and Louise Hall-Taylor show how to dress as Indians and how Plains Indians built their lives round the buffalo. They tell the legend 'The Arrival of the Buffalo', and join in the Buffalo Dance with the Arrowhead Indian Hobby Club

2.18 Twentieth-Century History: Cold War - Confrontation
(Rpt)

2.45 Descubra: Espana: 1
Spanish language resource series
Pueblo y capital in the province of Valladolid: Ambiente de pueblo; rida de ciudad; La Somana Santa.

Grandma Goodness

by E. Nesbit, dramatised in six parts by Julia Jones

The children have made friends with Mabel, the housekeeper's niece at the Castle, and she has shown them the Jewel Room there. However, while wearing one of the rings, Mabel has wished to be invisible - which she now is!
(Repeat)

The programme with the latest news and information on wildlife. with Su Ingle and Mike Jordan. Today the Post Office issues its set of beautiful butterfly stamps and Wildtrack shows you how to transform your own back garden into a haven for butterflies. As Su describes, it's mostly to do with what flowers you plant and what colour they are.
Mike joins our four expert bird-watchers, including Bill Oddie, in a mad dash around the country by fast car and aeroplane. The object? To discover how many different kinds of birds can be seen in just one day.
And David Attenborough reports from the middle of a colony of macaroni penguins and fur seals in the South Georgia islands of the sub Antarctic.
Producer MIKE BEYNON. BBC Bristol

An animation series with Morph and his friends in their under-the-table world.

with John Edmunds ; 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
SIE LAWLEY, RICHARD KERSHAW HUGH SCULLY and SUE COOK
Including: Airliner for the 80s
Bernard Clark reports on the BA 146, Britain's new short-haul jet, designed to set new standards of noise control and fuel economy on the world's air routes.
2: The Politics of Plane-Making (Regional details as Monday)

Almost Angels: 2
Toni's chances of a world tour with the Vienna Boys' Choir are jeopardised by his poor academic record. Tragedy also strikes for his close friend Peter.
Written by VERNON HARRIS Directed by STEVE PREVIN A WALT DISNEY production

starring Lena Zavaroni in the last of six programmes with her special guests
Dick Emery , Anne Murray
Musical director ARTHUR GREENSLADE Choreographer LUDOVICO ROMANO Script NEIL SHAND
Costume designer DORINDA REA Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM Designer KENNETH SHARP
Producer STEWART MORRIS

with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

A Licence to Breed Money
Ask any stockbroker which technologies are the hottest investments today and he'll probably say two words: chips and bugs. For just as the 70s created the chip millionaires, so the 80s are spawning a new breed of bug millionaires.
' Biotechnology ' has become the new buzzword for speculators, because biology has come out of the laboratory and into the market-place. Biologists are manipulating genes to produce custom-built bacteria ... living factories capable of making some of the most valuable products on earth. The Risk Business looks at the extraordinary growth of new companies at the frontiers of this technology and sees how they are scrambling to buy up the world's top microbiologists.
Yet there is a South Sea Bubble flavour to this speculation. Promises rather than products have raised millions. The science still has to prove its potential. And there is a more fundamental worry; some scientists fear that big business could alter the course of biological research for ever. Reporter Judith Hann
Film editor ANN LALIC
Executive producer JONATHAN CRANE Producers Oliver MORSE , DAVID DUGAN

Introduced by Harry Carpenter
The top events, personalities and stories in sport. Tonight:
Whatever Happened to the Next Fred Perry ?
With British tennis currently facing radical proposals for re-organisation, probably our greatest need is a Wimbledon Men's Champion - the last time Great Britain received such a boost was back in 1936 when Fred Perry won his third consecutive title. Gerald Williams examines the problems facing our tennis administrators following the major surgery recommended by last year's government report, and compares the progress of Britain's young players with those of the leading European nations, Czechoslovakia, France and Sweden who have produced five-times winner of Wimbledon Bjorn Borg ,
Producers
JIM RESIDE and JOHN ROWLINSON
Theme music on Sporting Themes (record REH 348. cassette ZCR 348), from record shops

with Robert Kee
A weekly look at what is new, controversial and entertaining in the world of paperback books - and paperback writers.
This week Leo Cooper , publisher and military expert, discusses recent paperbacks about warfare; also M. R. D. Foot, the great specialist on Resistance in France during World War II.
Research DOROTHY SPOKES, KATE MEYNELL Producers
JULIAN JEBB , ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES

by HENRY LIVINGS starring Roy Kinnear and Carmel Cryan
Prestwich Clough , near Bury, is the setting for a disastrous family cricket match and a picnic that does little to assuage rising tempers.
Film cameraman BOB SLEIGH
Film recordist DENIS CARTWRIGHT Film editor JOHN GROVE Producer RAY COLLEY Director MIKE HEALEY