6.40 Evolution of an Ocean. 7.5 Time for a Change. 7.30 Dominance and Subordinancy.
(Repeat)
Celtic Tales
Today: The Witches and the Sing ing Mice
by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS
MuSiC hy MIKE BATT
Animated by BARRY LEITH
Directed hy ivor wood
with Tony Hart and the Tin Pots Light and Dark
Four pictures in one, two zebras, a giant torch, several doodles and a sing-song contest.
3: Double Attacks and Forks
with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather Jack Scott
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
A See-Saw programme
A See-Saw programme With BRIAN CANT
Wally's wagon arrives in the wet with some wheels. Watch for words that begin with W.
Graphic designer NANCY PETLEY-JONES See-Saw producer MICHAEL COLE
Written and produced by NICK WILSON
(Slioun on BBC2 at 10.30 am)
A series of seven programmes
An inter-school knockout competition with games on the field and in the swimming-pool.
Heat 5: Scotland from Dingwall Sports Centre, Ross-shire, between Elgin Academy, Golspie High School and Dingwall Academy.
with Moira Stuart ; Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today, Spotlight South West
(Regional details as Monday)
A Certain Se?tse of Humour
Lord Reith required of television that it be informative, educative and entertaining. But that was before Kieran Prendlvllle 's investigation into the elusive nature of humour. This programme shatters the convention of half a century with the addition of a new, fourth dimension. It is therapeutic. Always assuming, of course, that it doesn't give you a heart attack first.
Executive producer DAVID FILKIN
Producer HENRY CAMPION
with John Humphrys ; Weatherman
A film series starring
The second of a two-part story Not Quite Paradise
Megan's new-found happiness in America is shortlived. Her husband, involved in smuggling narcotics, has been killed, and her new-born baby snatched from her. Now she is accused of murder ...
Written by MICHAEL O'HARA Directed by JERRY THORPE
from Leicester
The World Championships
One of the most demanding track events reaches its climax tonight with the final of the Amateur Pursuit, in which Britain's DAVID AKAM hopes to be taking part.
TERRY TINSLEY begins his bid for a place in the last eight of the Amateur Sprint, and the medals are decided in the Professional Motor Paced Final.
Plus the day's news and results. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES
Commentators TONY GUBBA
HUGH PORTER , PHIL LIGGETT
Producers JOHN PHILIPS, IIUW JONES
In the third of a series of four interviews, The Rt Hon Sir Harold Wilson , MP, talks to Anthony King , Professor of Government at Essex University, about his main period in office as the country's Prime Minister, from 1964 to 1970.
Sir Harold explains how and why he put off devaluation until 1967; he talks about his attempt to bring down Ian Smith 's illegal regime in Rhodesia and the failure to make economic sanctions work; he recounts his Government's abortive attempt to reform the trade unions at the end of the 1960s and recalls his unexpected defeat in the 1970 election.
Film editor ALAN MARTIN Producer JAMES HOGAN
