A See-Saw programme

The gurnard fish has legs of a sort, the little mudskipper has fins it uses like legs, but when it comes to legs, the racehorse wins.

Songs from the series (record REC 379, cassette ZCM 379) from record shops

A magazine programme for Asian viewers, with news from the community and music.
Producer MAHENDRA KAUL Director krishan GOULD BBC Birmingham

A series of five programmes 1: A Very Commercial Story Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Film editor sue WYATT Producer ROBERT CLAMP

A series of five programmes
BRIAN REDHEAD examines some of the implications of the new technological revolution for people in industry today.
1: Thinking Small
Film editor M.A.C ADAMS
Producer DAVID ALLEN (RepeoO
For programme notes, send a large sae to: [address removed]

With ROBERT TOWNSEND
Fire the whole Personnel Department ! This is just one of the many original and controversial views on how to run an organisation, put forward by the former Chairman of Avis Rent-a-Car.
Producer PETER RIDING

A weekly programme for people with hearing problems. News, views, and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitles and sign language. Introduced by MAGGIE WOOLLEY and MARTIN COLVILLE
Produced by EDDIE MONTAGUE

A 24-part television and radio course for beginners in French: 11 Presented by GILLES DATTAS
With CHRISTIAN brlmell as Michel Scripts by JEAN-CLAUDE ARRAGON
MIREILLE FLEMING , ANTOINE TUDAL Directed by TERRY DOYLE
Produced by TONY ROBERTS (Repent)
(Ensemble radio programme on Sundays at S.30 pm and Thursdays at 11.0 pm on Radio 4 VHF)
Details of a special Ensemble correspondence course are available from the National Extension College, Cambridge. Books 1 and 2. 12.25 each; records 1 and 2, £2 19 each. cassettes 1 and 2, £2.99 each. from retailers.

A series of 12 programmes aimed at giving direct help to all those having difficulty with 0-level Maths.
1: Decimals
Do you expect 0.3 x 0.03 to be larger or smaller than 0.03? Does the position of the decimal point worry you? Do you half-remember ' the rule' about counting the digits to the right of the decimal point and wonder who ordained it so? Presented by LAURIE BUXTON (Inner London Education Authority)
Director PATRICK TITLEY Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Repeated tomorrow on BBC2 at 2.25)
Maths Help Part 1. 13.95 from buoksellers
DISCOVERY: pages 43-46

Aspects of Mental Handicap
A series of six short films for parents and those professionally concerned with mental handicap. 1: What is Mental Handicap?
Written and produced by GORDON CROTON ( Repeat)
Book (same title), £2.75 from booksellers

A fortnightly look at the people, issues and places that are making the religious news with Barry Lynch and Sally Magnusson
Film reports from home and abroad. In the studio, interviews, discussions and reviews of the latest in books, music and the visual arts, and Newsdesk with Rosemary Hartill.
Director PAUL LOOSLEY
Producers LIZ NEESON , JOHN WILCOX Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE BBC Manchester

with PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers JIM BACON

Pluto proves he is not to be outclassed when Mickey enters him in a high-society dog show, and then is embarrassed to wear a ridiculous sweater that Minnie Mouse has knitted for him. Donald Duck 's apple trees are raided by the resourceful Chip and Dale.
A WALT Disney production

Six programmes of practical help and advice on how to stop smoking.
2: Preparing to Stop
On average, people killed by smoking lose 10 to 15 years of their lives, but stopping smoking isn't always easy. This week four smokers plan how to avoid or fight their own smoking situations, and pick the best day to stop. Why not join them? DR MIRIAM STOPPARD gives advice and discusses some of the dangers of smoking, and SIMON BATES talks about why he stopped.
Film editor JOHN KEENAN
Researcher RUTH LLEWELLYN
Producer ANNA JACKSON
,Repeated on Tuesday at 3.40 pm)
For a free Stop Pack send your name and address on a postcard to Stop Smoking. Health Education Council, [address removed]. Or in Scotland to: Stop Smoking, [address removed]9.1
DISCOVERY: pages 43-46

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore Spain is much more than a crowded summertime coastline of bustling modern resorts. It is a land of history, of walled towns, castles, windmills and Don Quixote. John Carter takes a self-drive holiday beyond the Costas to sample a system of government-run hotels - the paradors - many of them converted monasteries, hunting lodges and castles of old Spain. in the week of the London International Boat Show. Anne Gregg reports on a perennial English Package: cruising the Norfolk Broads - an area which has been providing popular sailing holidays for generations.
Continuing his journey through Travellers' Britain Derek Cooper moves on through the West Country, heading from Penzance to St Mawes.
In the studio, the latest news about developments that affect travel and your holiday.
Executive producer TOM SAVAGE. s Producer CI.EM VALLANCE
Book. Travellers' Britain. £5.95 hardback, E2.95 paperback from booksellers

A ten-part serial from the novel by JOHN QUIGLEY Episode 1 adapted by EWART ALEXANDER starring with Louie Ramsay , Eric Deacon Anne Kristen , Sally Osborn John Vine , Heather Moray
Fergus King's is a rags-to-nches success story: orphaned as a young boy, he has risen to an exalted position in Glasgow society. But now suddenly, his respectability is being threatened from within his own family.
Music by PAUL LEWIS
Studio sound NORMAN CANLIN Studio lighting DAVID ogle Script editor maggie ALLEN Designer ALEX GOURLAY
Producer GERAINT morris Director DAVID REYNOLDS
BBC Scotland 0

starring
John Wayne , Lauren Bacall and James Stewart and Ron Howard
During the 30 years from 1871 to 1901, J. B. Books has become a legend. He is feared and admired as one of the West's greatest gun-fighters. He is also the target for everyone out to make a ' reputation '. When Books arrives in a small town he seeks the advice of Dr Hostetler, who diagnoses cancer. The ageing gunfighter decides that his remaining days will not be wasted.
Screenplay by MILES HOOD SWARTHOUT and SCOTT HALE
Based on the novel by GLENDON SWARTHOUT Produced by M. J. FRANKOVICH and WILLIAM SELF Directed by DON SIEGEL
(First showing on British television) Films: page 13

with Barry Norman
The weekly magazine programme of the arts and entertainment
La Ronde: When first performed in Vienna in 1921, it started a riot. Playwright Arthur Schnitzler himself banned all further performances. Now it's out of copyright and everybody, even the BBC, seems to be doing it. John Barton. Caspar Wrede and Susan Fleetwood talk about the problems of putting on a classic that nobody has seen.
Frankie Howerd in 'Die Fledermaus' at the English National Opera: Mr Howerd tells all.
The Great Japan Exhibition: Edward Heath is an enthusiast of Japanese art. He shows what he likes best at part 2 of what's been called the greatest art show of them all.
Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Producers ROBIN LOUGH DAVID SWEETMAN and STEPHEN DAVIES
Director JONATHAN FULPORD Deputy editor IAN SQUIRES Editor CHRISTOPHER MARTIN line how About La Ronde; Radio 3, Tuesday 19 January)

with Jan Leeming Weather

Faced with a tough personal dilemma, why do we choose one course of action rather than another?
Libby Purves , together with tonight panel of Anna Rae burn, Gerald Priestland and John Selwyn Gum mer, mp discuss Choices made by members of the public.
Researcher CLAIRE GOODMAN Producers DAVID WINTER CHRISTIAN FORSSANDER

The Winter Sky
Yesterday evening there was a lunar eclipse. The moon passed fully into the earth's shadow from
7.15 until 8.35 pm and the eclipse should have been seen well from all over Britain and, weather permitting, from the special camera on top of Television Centre. Patrick Moore talks about eclipses, and describes some of the other features of the January night sky.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
For Newsletter No 4, send an sae to [address removed]. The Sky at Night 7, 12.25 from booksellers