6.40 Insect Hormones

7.5 A Local Government System

7.30 Diffraction in Action

9.5 Tele-France
7: Metro-boulot-dodo
Notes for students and teachers available from [address removed], £1.15, inc postage
9.35 It's Maths! Circles
9.58-10.13 Capricorn Game by Pip and JANE BAKER
A six-part serial for children of 7-11 with special needs. with corn and PRIMULA COTTON, DONALD GEE and STEPHEN TATE
Directed by VIVIENNE COZENS
10.38 Resource Unit 11-13:
Religious and Moral Education Hearing Voices
11.0 Watch: Animals in Danger
11.17 Television Club I Remember When....

Weather JIM BACON

A See-Saw programme

It's grandfather's birthday and everyone seems to have forgotten - but have they? (Repeat)

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Anton Phillips.
You and Me:, Book 18, which accompanies this term's programmes in the series, £1.00 from bookshops

2.14 Encounter: Spain Spare Time
2.32 Merry-go-Round It's All Right: 6

Pennod 29
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

Story: King Canute (traditional)
Guest storyteller Sam Kydd Presenters
Elizabeth Millbank , Don Spencek

Jana, raised in the jungle by the animals, swings into adventure in the wilds of South America.
(Rpt)

with Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter
Do you know... Where is the biggest mobile land machine? 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.
(Repeat)

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 Boug, Sue Lawley, Richard Kershaw, Hugh Scully and Sue Cook
The reporting team: Luke Casey, Pattie Coldwell, Sally Hardcastle, John Hitchins, James Hogg, Bill Kerr Elliott, Laurie Mayer, Tony Wilkinson, Nicholas Woolley and Glyn Worsnip

The Nationwide Baird Trophy
The climax of the competition to find the programme makers of tomorrow. Esther Rantzen and colleagues pick the winners from the schoolchildren who have been given the chance to try their hand as reporters, directors and cameramen.

starring Robert Walker
Burl Ives , Walter Matthaa with Tommy Sands , Millie Perkins
Life aboard a US Navy cargo ship in 1945 is not happy. The overbearing manner of the captain has produced apathy and despair among crew and officers alike. At the showing of a movie which the captain requires the crew to attend, Ensign Pulver sees his chance to strike a blow for justice's sake by converting his slingshot from a toy to a weapon.
Although the result of this is that the whole ship is put on punitive duty, Ensign Pulver is the hero of the hour and dubbed the great assassin'.
Sadly for Pulver his popularity does not last long, but an encounter with a group of USA army nurses soon restores his good spirits.
Written by JOSHUA LOGAN and PETBR S. FEIBLEMAN
Produced and directed by JOSHUA LOGAN Films: page 10

with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world.
Weatherman

by NEVIL SHUTE
A four-part adaptation starring
2: London, 1948.
NOEL STRACHAN: 'Miss Paget is a client of mine, Mr Harman You evidently know that. But a client's business is entirely confidential, you know. Are you a friend of hers?'
JOE HARMAN: 'We met once in the war, in Malaya that was ... I'm a Queenslander. I run a station in the Gulf country, about 20 miles from Willstown in Australia'
Written by ROSEMARY ANNE SISSON Produced by HENRY CRAWFORD Directed by DAVID STEVENS

A series of eight plays 4: Brenda by JAMES MITCHELL
Brenda seems set for a happy life in Ridgemead with a young successful husband until a man arrives demanding she say goodbye to the man she married.
Series devised by JAMES MITCHELL Music composed by PETER CANWELL Lighting JOHN SUMMERS Script editor JOAN CLARK Designer ANTONY THORPE Producer WILLIAM SLATER Director CAROL WISEMAN