6.40 Man of Mode
7.30 The Handicapped: The Swedish Fokus
9.27 Brazil
Drought on the Land
9.48 Out of the Past
Mistress Anne's Diary
10.10 Science Workshop
Fruits and Vegetables: 2
10.32 Scene Patty Fatty by KAY MCMANUS
11.5-11.20 Maths-in-a-Box Strange Visitor
11.30 Search
Transport in Wales - Roads
11.55 The Past at Work
2 : Steam and the Pit
Book (same title) £8.95, from bookshops
with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather MICHAEL FISH
12.57 Regional News
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with sub-titles)
with DONNY MACLEOD , MARIAN FOSTER BOB LANGLEY and JONATHAN FULFORD And in addition to the blend of music, personalities and conversation, Pebble Mill swings back into action with advice on how to set up do-it-yourself community schemes.
Editor PETER HERCOMBE BBC Birmingham
A See-Saw programme
With the voices of George Layton and John Telfer
(Repeat)
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Michael Maynard and Duncan the Dragon.
A series of ten programmes
7 : Deafness is not a Peaceful
Silent World
This week's programme is about tinnitus, the noises in the head that afflict so many hard-of-hearing people. Our sketch, ' The Awkward Foreman', is about problems at work.
Director JOHN BROOKE
Producer BRIGIT BARRY
A programme for children under 5 Story: The Duck Pond
Told by Percy Edwards (trad) Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Stuart McGugan
with Johnny Ball
A week's countdown of numbers, puzzles and fun.
Today Johnny explores 4 and 3, where he finds mystery in three and magic in four.
Meanwhile why does a milking stool have only three legs ...?* moo
A new cartoon series
Scooby-Doo, the cowardly dog detective, is helped by his nephew. Scrappy-Doo is a fearless youngster, a quarter the size of his uncle, but with ten times the power. Scooby still runs into trouble, but Scrappy manages to drag him into exciting adventures.
with Simon Groom , Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Assitant editors IAN OLIVER , RENNY RYE Editor BIDDY BAXTER
The You Know What With the voices of KENNETH WILLIAMS
with Jan Leeming Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.25
Nationwide
The team of FRANK BOUGH , SUE
LAWLEY RICHARD KERSHAW , HUGH SCULLY SUE COOK and MARY MARQUIS provides you with background to the news of the day and presents significant stories and features from around the country.
Including coverage of the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, with DAVID DIMBLEBY and ROBIN DAY.
Terry Wogan hosts the comedy quiz game all the family can play at home - in which contestants attempt to match their 'blanks' with six star guests: Frank Carson, Norman Collier, Anita Harris, Ruth Madoc, Patrick Moore, Madeline Smith
Presented by arrangement with Goodson-Todman Inc and Talbot TV Ltd
Written by John Wyndham
A six-part adaptation by Douglas Livingstone
Starring John Duttine as Bill Masen
with Maurice Colbourne as Jack Coker
Bill finds himself kidnapped, imprisoned and separated from Jo...
with John Simpson and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman
A Victorian romance by MICHAEL SADLEIR dramatised in four parts by ANTHONY STEVEN
2: Now employed in a fashionable London house as maid to Clive Seymore 's wife, Fanny is faced with a dilemma when she discovers the truth behind Lady Alicia's assignations at Nelde.
Music composed and conducted by ALEXANDER FARIS
Make-up artist JILL SHARDLOW Studio lighting PETER CATLETT Designer PETER BLACKER Producer JOE WATERS
Director PETER JEFFERIES
David Shepherd
DAVID SHEPHERD is best known for his paintings of wildlife, which have led to a passionate interest in conservation.
This film follows the progress, from blank canvas to finished painting, of a new elephant picture. On completion, it is to be auctioned in Zambia to raise money especially for wildlife preservation. Shepherd reveals some fascinating painting techniques, and talks of his active concern for preserving both wildlife and that other vanishing species - steam railways.
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Sound recordist JOHN HOOPER Film editor ARTHUR BENNETT
Executive producer KEN CORDEN Producer PETER BARTLETT
This last programme of the CBS series looks at the scenario of a limited nuclear war in Europe, leaving the United States unscathed.
Basing American nuclear missiles in Western Europe is a highly controversial matter in Britain and throughout the NATO countries. So what lies behind the Pentagon's strategy? How are its forces being trained?
Introduced by David Dimbleby
The 1981 St Ivel Ice International from Richmond Ice Rink
Tonight's final competitions: The Men's Event
Leading contenders include DAVID SANTEE of the United States and the young Canadian, BRIAN ORSER , who last year performed the first perfect triple axel in international competitions.
The Pairs Event
Britain's SUSAN GARLAND and her new partner, IAN JENKINS , show how quickly they have adapted to each other.
Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Producer DAVID KENNING
