6.40 The Art of Physick

7.5 Images of Class

7.30 Handicapped in the Community

by Elisabeth Beresford
(Repeat)

by Natalie Babbitt
With Joanna David
Today: Part 4
(Repeat)

With Tony Hart
Colin Bennett as The Caretaker
"Morph and The Tin Pots"
(Repeat)

Weather JOHN SHERWOOD

A See-Saw programme. (Repeat)

Ten programmes
1: Deafness Has to be a Shared Problem
CHRISTINE MARTIN presents a second series of programmes for viewers with a hearing loss, and for their relatives and friends. Lip-read a breakfast scene, make some ' brief encounters ' in the street and have a go at a quiz - which we hope hearing members of the family will enjoy too.
Director JOHN BROOKE
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Story: King Greenfinger's Disappointing Day by KATHLEEN J. DEAN
Graphics by IAN BRYCHTA
Presenters Elizabeth Millbank and Chris Tranchell

(Repeat)

with Paul McDowell

by Pamela Brown
Starring The Blue Door Theatre Company
Dramatised in four episodes by Julia Jones
A second chance to see the first-ever television production of a children's classic that has retained its popularity for almost 40 years. Set in an English seaside town in the late 30s, the story tells of a group of eager, stage-struck youngsters who turn a disused old chapel into a theatre, with themselves as resident company.
(Repeat)

with John Simpson ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
Reporting Scotland, Wales Today Scene Around Six

The third of five programmes that help you make the best of what you've got, with Richard Stilgoe , Gillian Reynolds and Dr Mike Smith
We meet an injured Jimmy Savile , OBE, trying to fix himself; seek Sanctuary where only women can go to pamper themselves; acquire a taste for Japanese food and see Gillian try a dream of a dress from BILL GIBB.
Assistant producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS Studio director MIKE DERBY Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristot

Introduced by Dave Lee Travis
Legs & Co

(Top 40 on Ceefax page 176)
A BBC video cassette, Deep Purple (BBCV 3000), £37.95 from retailers

with Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

Four films about the common experiences which highlight people's lives.
2: The Happiest Day?
Three couples launch themselves into an institution that seems more popular than ever, despite the growing divorce rate.
Les and Frances Higginbottom from Liverpool marrying on the dole, living with in-laws, prospects look bleak. June and Bill Griffiths tie the knot in style in Perthshire and start off with all the advantages that money can bring. Georgie and Tom Stirling are first cousins, and travelling show people. She has been married before but both are sure this time it's for ever.
Reporter Bernard Falk follows them through their happiest day and listens to advice, on how to make marriages stick, from agony columnist Claire Rayner and a couple who have been married for over half a century.
Series producer MARJORIE ORR
Director JACKIE ROWLEY. BBC Scotland

A film from the novel by JENNIFER JOHNSTON
Screenplay by DEREK MAHON introducing
Joe is an 11-year-old boy growing up in Derry, Northern Ireland. A chance meeting with a girl on his way home from school promises to open up his life in an unexpected and exciting way.
The best play yet to come out of the Northern Ireland impasse. Beautifully written, faultlessly directed.
(THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)
Unmissable first performance by Macrea Clarke (EVENING STANDARD) Original music by DONAL LUNNY Produced by KENITH TRODD Directed by JIM O'BRIEN

in Q9 written by SPIKE MILLIGAN and NEIL SHAND With JOHN BLUTHAL , BOB TODD KEITH SMITH , ALAN CLARE
JULIA BRECK and DOREMY VERNON Musical item ED WELCH
Produced by DOUGLAS ARGENT Directed by RAY BUTT