9.0 Physical Science
X-rays and Radioactivity
9.25 Swim. 9: Fitness
9.52 Look and Read
Who Can Be Trusted?
10.15 Mathscore Two
5: PictureStory
Column graphs tell a story but What happens if a column is missing? Presented by ELAINE DONNELLY and ROGER SLOMAN
Graph1c designer GLENN CARWITHEN Produced by DAVID ROSEVEARE
10.38 Exploring Science
Here is the Forecast
11.0 Talkabout. Not this Bear!
11.19 Hyn o Fyd. Patagonia
Bywyd wyllt y Paith a'r Andes
(This world. First shownonBBCWales)
11.40 Going to Work
Local Builder
12 3 pm Plants in Action .
9: To Spray or Not to Spray?
with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather ANNE PURVIS
(London and SE only: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
Peter Seabrook joins the regular team with advice and information from his Dig This garden.
A See-Saw programme
2 2 Scene. We are Jewish
Fleeing the Nazi terror in Europe in 1939 many Jewish people came to Manchester, already the home of a large Jewish community.
This film traces how these events affected one family, while their son describes his attitude to Jewish life and customs today. His future may include emigration to
Israel but do other young Jews share his beliefs? series producer ROGER TONGE
Producer ANDY WALKER
2 35 A Good Job with Prospects
Local Reporter
Story: The Sleepy Giant
Written by JOYCE RUSHBY. Presenters Lucie Skeaping , Stuart McGugan Percussionist ALAN GRAHAME Pianist RICHARD BROWN
Graphic designer JOANNA ISLES
Designer GABY BRACHACXA
Photographer BARRY BOXALL
Written and directed by PIPPA DYSON Producersuepeto
Executive producer CYNTHIA PELGATE
A cartoon series
Light Headed Cat
with Ronald Pickup
The Revenge of Samuel Stokes by PENELOPE LIVELY. Part 5 pictures by JOHN THIRSK
Designer ANDRÉE WELSTEAD HORNBY Producer ANGELA BEECHING Adapted and directed by MICHAEL KERRIGAN
Cotton Pickin' Pocket Picker
A comedy cartoon series
Introduced by Stu Francis with special guest stars The Great Soprendo, Nicole, Cava Cava , Candlewick Green, also featuring Leigh Miles and Julie Dome
Brown STU FRANCIS introduces a fun-packed show with all your favourite stars. There are three exciting heats of the quiz game Take a Letter with two top celebrities to help the finalists. So-'Get your voice ready, come on, let's hear you shout, it's Crackerjack! '
Script by MIKE RADFORD , BARRY FAIRWEATHER
Musical director NIGEL HESS Sound MIKE GILES
Lighting BRIAN CLEMETT
Designer GRAEME THOMSON Director JOHN BISHOP Producer PAUL CIANI
Introduced by Tony Hart
An animation series with Morph and his friends in their under-the-table world.
(Repeat)
with Jan Leeming Weatherman
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today, Spotlight South West and at 6.22
Nationwide with SUE LAWLEY and HUGH SCULLY At 6.45 Sportswide with David Icke
Terry Wogan hosts the BBC's annual appeal for children throughout the United Kingdom.
BBCtv and radio studios up and down the country remain 'on air' during the evening to receive your donations
Over £1-million has been distributed to children since last year's appeal and tonight's programmes include reports on the wide variety of projects helped during 1982.
At the Operations Centre celebrity guests include: Big Daddy, Natasha, Captain Sensible, Toyah Chas & Dave, Kim Wilde,Roy Kinnear.
At the Newsdesk Fran Morrison, flying the flag for BBC Radio Gloria Hunniford
Telephone numbers and methods of payment on ceefax page 191
For the British Beef Trophy, from the Rai Complex, Amsterdam
William Woollard introduces a competition between eight men from six countries in a test of strength, stamina and determination.
From Great Britain: Geoff Capes, Britain's strongest man three times and present title holder of Europe's Strongest Man. Hamish Davidson, a mink farmer from Scotland and five times Scottish Overall Highland Champion.
From Holland: Simon Wulfse, 1982 title holder of Holland's Strongest Man.
Gerard du Prie, eldest competitor at 45 and Dutch Power-lifting Champion ten times.
From Belgium: Gino Bultynck, at over 25 stones, nine times and current Belgian Power-lifting Champion.
From Sweden: Roger Eckstrom, winner of the 1981 European Championships in Italy.
From Denmark: Sven-Ole Thorsen, body-builder, three times Danish karate champion.
From Austria: Franz Bierbaum, rock-lifter and current champion of the Austrian International Grand Prix.
Produced in association with Transworld International
Terry Wogan with celebrity guests reports on the response to the appeal including a lighthearted Lucky Dip from BBC Archives.
Terry Wogan and BBC presenters throughout the UK bring up-to-the-minute reports.
with Michael Buerk
Weekend Weather ANNE PURVIS
Terry Wogan joins celebrity guests in the special Operations Centre as reports flow in from BBC Radio and TV stations throughout the nation For full details of how to contribute see page 3
Terry Wogan presents on-the-spot coverage and entertainment. In the Operations Centre are Lulu, Henry Cooper
Cliff Richard , Petula Clark James Hunt , Paul Daniels
Gloria Hunniford covers progress on Radios 1, 2 and Local Radio. Fran Morrison 'looks at projects that were given help during the year - and introduces some of the children who need your help now.
Plus Lucky Dip - some of the more off-beat, hilarious or unusual moments on the small screen. BBC studios remain ' on air' to receive your pledges.
Neither a Borrower Shannon's father-in-law, Paul, falls foul of a loan shark who has his own ways of extracting repayment when times are hard. Unfortunately, Paul's unpleasant predicament also places Shannon's young son at great risk ...
Written by ALBERT RUMEN
Directed by Richard SARAFIAN
Terry Wogan presides over The Last Lap as pledges pour in to BBC Television and Radio stations. In the Operations Centre: Deryck Guyler, Patrick Moore Chris Serle, Colin Welland, Willie Rushton, Janet Brown Lucky Dip
Celebrities and members of the audience take pot-luck to add a 'golden moment' from television to the evening's entertainment.
Plus live reports from radio and television studios throughout the UK on the events of the evening.
Applications for grants from the appeal can be made to: BBC Children in Need[address removed]
