6.40 Unity and Diversity

7.5 Shipbuilding

7.30 Imaging the Eye

(to 7.55)

9.5 Heute Direkt
Presented by CORINNA SCHNABEL
9.35 Encounter: France
School, Work, Family
9.53 Rendez-vous: France
Ecole, travail, famille
10.10 Look and Read Dark Towers
4: The Clue in the Book Room
The first clue on the trail of the Golden Book of the Tall Knight leads to a worm-eaten rhyme and a hunt for old wheels.
Written by ANDREW DAVIES
With SEAN BARRETT , DAVID COLLINGS JULIET HAMMOND-HILL , GARY RUSSELL JULIET WALEY , DENISE COFFEY
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD , KATIE HEBO DEREK GRIFFITHS , JULIE STEVENS and Flak
Producer SUE WEEKS
10.35 Resource Unit: Geography Routeway
11.0 Watch
Transport: Aeroplanes
Music from the series, (record REC 375, cassette ZCM 375), from retailers
11.17 Walrus
After Four: 2
11.38 Artists in Print
With GLYNNE BOYDE , STANLEY JONES BRENDON NEILAND and ALAN COX
In this series which shows artists making original prints, ELLEN KUHN makes a screenprinting in her own studio and E. GERD WINNER works with famous master printer CHRIS PRATER of Kelpra Studio.
Book (same title) £9.95, from retailers
12.5 pm General Studies Poetry - Dead or Alive?
1: Eternal Lines

with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather JACK SCOTT

(London and SE only: Financial
Report and News Headlines with subtitles)

with DONNY MACLEOD , MARIAN FOSTER and BOB LANGLEY
The television magazine that provides relaxed entertainment at lunchtime. In between the information and the informality, there is good music and interesting guests.
Assistant editor PETER HERCOMBE Editor JIM DUMIGHAN BBC Birmingham

A See-Saw programme
Presented by Sam Dale

Sam experiments with camouflage. He tries to make himself 'disappear' into the background like some animals can. In the story sung by Jasper Carrott, Angus McBluff dresses up as animals to get closer to them - but it gets 'tough for McBluff.'

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them. What Would You Like?
Introduced by BERNARD STONE
Producer BARBARA PARKER

2.14 Des le debut
Saying You're Sorry
2.30 English
Charlotte and Jane
Charlotte Bronte anticipates the feminist writing of today by presenting a heroine who is prepared to stand against the conventions of her time.
Narrator SEAN BARRETT Script by JULIA PASCAL
Produced by ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX

A quiz on a filmed journey through Wales
(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)

A programme for children under 5 Presenters
SARAH LONG , STUART MCGUGAN

A cartoon series.
Mighty Mouse fights lions in the Colosseum.

with Kenneth Williams
Agaton Sax and Lispington's Grandfather Clock by NILS OLOF-FRANZEN
2: The Crooks Take a Prisoner
(Kenneth Williams reflects on Abroad Thoughts from Home Wed R4 3.50)

starring Brian Cant who invites you to join his guests in an entertainment of comedy and music, with Stuart McGugan , Kim Goody Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by JONATHAN COHEN Director JOHN SMITH Producer ANN REAY

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today Nationwide (London and SE) Points West, South Today Spotlight South West
6.25
Nationwide
With FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY
RICHARD KERSHAW , HUGH SCULLY and SUE COOK
Including special reports from the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool with DAVID DIMBLEBY and ROBIN DAY.
(Regional details as Monday)

John Humphrys ; Weatherman

by Anton Chekhov
English version by Trevor Griffiths
From a translation by Helen Rappaport
Starring Judi Dench

Chekhov's last play, written in 1903, a comedy, though full of foreboding. He clearly sensed that revolution was shortly to put an end to privileged, protected ways of life, and wrote with full sympathy for people facing these events, while also expressing a great optimism and excitement about the possibilities of the future.

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A comedy play with a sense of foreboding by Anton Chekhov. Sensing that revolution was about to put an end to privileged ways of life he wrote with sympathy for these people.

as Sergeant Bilko