t.40 Understanding Aggro. 7.5 Earthquake Prediction and Prevention. 7.M Making Light Work of It.

A cartoon series
Scooby and the gang meet the Sea Beast of Acapulco.
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by Eleanor Farjeon
With Sheila Hancock
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by ELISABETH BERESFORD
Told by BERNARD CRIBBINS
Music by MIKE BATT
Animated by BARRY LEITH
Directed by Ivor WOOD

with TONY HART and Morph The Picture Tells the Story
Bookplate designs, a Take Hart heraldic shield, 'Toe-knee-heart cartoon games. Morph watches Match of the Day and Mr Bennett loses his voice.

With BILL HARTSTON
9: The Opening

An Interlude film first shown in the early 1950s

with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart

Weather Michael Fish

A See-Saw programme
Told by Ray Brooks

A Children's Interlude first shown in 1971

Misadventures with Popeye, the spinach-guzzling cartoon sailor.
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So how does a pole vaulter become world superstar champion? Brian Hooper is in the "Stopwatch" studio to explain.
One of the world's greatest all-round athletes, Daley Thompson, outlines his preparations for the forthcoming European and Commonwealth Games.
Featuring football; and do you know what food to eat, how much and when - no? Watch "Stopwatch" to find out the answers.
Presented by Paul McDowell Suzanne Dando and Nigel Starmer-Smith.

with Richard Baker Weatherman

Look East, Look North, Look North West, Midlands Today, South East at Six, Points West, South Today, Spotlight South West

Conceived, written and performed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin
Also appearing Carol Cleveland
Animations by Terry Gilliam

A live presentation
Introduced by Jimmy Savile, OBE
Top of the Pops. Vol 9 (record BELP 018, cassette ZCR 018) from retailers

Starring Debbie Allen as Lydia Grant, Lee Curreri as Bruno Martelli, Albert Hague as Professor Shorofsky, Carlo Imperato as Danny Amatullo, Carol Mayo Jenkins as Elizabeth Sherwood, Valerie Landsburg as Doris Schwartz, P.R. Paul as Montgomery MacNeill, Gene Anthony Ray as Leroy Johnson, Lori Singer as Julie Miller, Jeff Pomerantz as Paul Forbes, Michael Thoma as Mr Crandall

Students and staff make their feelings quite plain when once again those nosey school inspectors descend upon them - this time intent on a cost-cutting exercise which could eliminate a teaching post.

The Kids from Fame (record REP 447, cassette ZCH 447) from retailers

(Fame moves to Wednesday next week)

with Michael Buerk and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

The Age Old Problem
' To be thrifty used to be wise. Today it is a dirty word and some pensioners are being penalised for it.'
In the last of the series which gives members of the public a chance to investigate matters which concern them, 73-year-old Nellie Paxman from Huddersfield looks at three examples of what she sees as unfair and unequal treatment for Britain's nine million pensioners: the 5p television licence, bus concessions and the new proposals for the death grant. ' We all get the same basic pension,' says Neliie, ' yet we are treated differently and it causes a lot of aggro.'
Among those Nellie talks to are Alasdair Milne , the BBC's new Director-General, and Hugh Rossi , mp, Minister for Social Security.
Director DAVID HANINGTON Producer MARYSE ADDISON
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Starring Des O'Connor
Tonight with: from Britain Bob Monkhouse, Karen Kay from America Jimmie Walker
Orchestra directed by COLIN KEYES
Executive producer james moir
Producer BRIAN PENDERS

by Alan Bleasdale
'Remember when we were kids - either never out of trouble or never out of the pictures.' Danny Duggan's rough-house business methods and life-style owe more to early influences than to the CBI. But with the bottom falling out of the building game and the Inland Revenue on the doorstep, playing at gangsters is only fun when you're on the winning side.
"A cracking contemporary comedy... acutely sensitive to the frustrations of the 1980s." (Time Out)
"Alan Bleasdale's sharply written play is, you feel, convincingly rooted in a gritty kind of truth... was very much a play of our cruel times." (Daily Mail)

An Interlude film first shown in the early 1960s