Introduced today by Frank Bough and Selina Scott Today's regular features include:
This is America - Breakfast Time's New York correspondent Bob Friend reports on the zanier side of life in the States. Timetable:
News at 6.30, 7.0, 7.30, 8.0, 8.30 with headlines on every quarter hour
Weather at 6.31, 6.57, 7.27, 7.57, 8.27 Sport at 6.42, 7.18, 8.18
Regional News, weather and traffic at 6.45, 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Review of the Papers and look ahead to the coming day: 7.32, 8.32 Getting Britain Fit between 6.45 and 7.0
Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30 Your Stars between 8.30 and 8.45
The Family Budget between 6.45 and 7.0
This is America between 7.45 and
8.0.

9.0 The Craft of the Potter Throwing
9.30 Encounter: France
Town and Country: Poitiers
9.48 Mathscore Two
Space Count
10.10 Look and Read. Fair Ground! Comings and goings
Is someone out to give the fair a bad name? Ozzie gets suspicious. Written by CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL
With JUDY CORNWELL , PERCY HERBERT
BRUCE MONTAGUE , ELIZABETH MORGAN IAIN ORMSBY-KNOX , LYNNE PEARSON
PAUL RUSSELL , GEORGE SWEENEY
KENNETH WALLER , PERCY EDWARDS SEAN BARRETT , CHARLES COLLINGWOOD KATIE HEBB , WAYNE LARYEA
DEREK GRIFFITHS , JULIE STEVENS with Jack and Rosie Producer SUE WEEKS
10.35 Religious and Moral
Education: Resource Units 11-13 Man Power
11.0 Watch. The Romans. 2: Roman Streets. Pompeii is unique.
The programme explores one of the streets and tells the story of the eruption of Vesuvius.
Presenters LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR and JAMES EARL ADAIR
Roman schoolmaster BRIAN HAYES Producer TOM STANIER
11.17 Walrus. What Should I Do? Jumbo and the Tin
11.40 Look, Look, and Look Again Finding the View
12.3 pm General Studies
Citizens of Europe

Richard Whitmore and Fern Britton Weather ANNE PURVIS

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

A See-Saw programme

Gary is in a terrible temper but all turns out well for Cosmo and Dibs. We introduce the number '4'. Book: New Blue Shoes by EVE RICE.
Puppeteers FRANCES kay , FRANCIS WRIGHT Director DIANE MORGAN
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN

2.15 Read On! Down in History
2.40 Language in Action
Writing Stories. The writer FARRUKH DHONDY helps a group from Haverstock Comprehensive School to shape and develop ideas for stories arising out of a visit to the village of Cookham. Farrukh comments on some techniques of story-writing and offers constructive criticisms on story-lines and first drafts. Producer BRUCE JAMSON

from St John 's Church, Southall

Day 7: The Lion and Jawlift. The Lion improves the muscle tone in the face and neck and exercises the jaw and tongue. The Jawlift exercises the jaw as well but also works on the chin, eliminating the sagging flesh that causes a double chin.

A cartoon series. The Bullnick

with Indira Joshi. Indian Folk Tales Dhola and Maru by ILAY COOPER: 2

Introduced by Johnny Morris and TERRY NUTKINS. In today's programme, Johnny has a dangerous task - cleaning the teeth of an American alligator, while Carson the rat, Brolly the cockatoo and some Muscovy ducks show us how they keep clean. Terry, of course, is wet again - this time he's splashing it all over the bathroom! Terry weaves some really special silken magic with Rocky the penguin as his accomplice and we have a close-up look at some silk moth caterpillars weaving their magic.
Producer MINE BEYNON. BBC Bristol

by Margaret Simpson
A series of 18 programmes

There is a shorter school day at Grange Hill so Jonah and Zammo decide to fill the gap by going elsewhere. Meanwhile Fay's hockey trials bring her relationship with Annette to breaking point.

(Part 2 is on Friday at 5.5 pm)

with Moira Stuart ; Weatherman

Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today,Spotlight South West and at 6.25
Nationwide
RICHARD KERSHAW with reporters PATTIE COLDWELL , ANNE DIAMOND JOHN HITCHINS , JAMES HOGG
MARSHALL LEE , TONY WILKINSON and NICHOLAS WOOLLEY
(Regional details as Monday)

Fightin', feudin' and farcical-the Wild West as it really wasn't! A Man, a Woman, a Horse
Elvira can't take any more of Western life, especially when Sam brings home a new horse without consulting her, instead of improving their one-room shack. starring
Written by EARL POMERANTZ Directed by HOWARD STORM

A series of ten programmes
From rich to poor, young or old, left wing to right, employed or not, Vox Pop has a view on domestic issues and national events.
A weekly documentary serial concerning the private lives and public thoughts of some of the people of Darwen, Lanes.
Who will be saying what about whom this week?
Photography MIKE SPOONER and LAWRENCE RUSH
Film editors DAVE KING and ANDREW WILLSMORE
Production team ian POTTS and LINDA CLEEVE
Producer Paul WATSON

with John Humphrys ; Weatherman

by ALAN BLEASDALE
The celebrated tarmac gang are back -to a city without work in a series of five screenplays made on Merseyside. 2: Moonlighter featuring
Dixie Dean-father of four and once the proud foreman. Night work-of sorts-on the docks, a wife earning pin money and the dole on the doorstep, leave Dixie vulnerable to conflicting pressures from all sides. Not a situation to thank the rest of the boys for.
Sometimes hilarious and often gripping - but mainly a pathetic and moving evocation of a man at the end of his tether - Tom Georoeson gave a marvellous performance as Dixie.
(THE LISTENER)
MUSIC1LONASEKACZ
Produced by MICHAEL WEARING
Director PHILIP SAVILLE. BBC Pebble Mill

presented by Simon Murray ex-Legionaire 1960-65
The Foreign Legion was founded 150 years ago by King Louis Philippe of France; today it contains 8,000 men from 99 countries. Around its name has grown an aura of romance and mystique, fostered by P. C. Wren 's classic novel Beau Geste , and countless feature films. For the first time the Foreign Legion has opened its doors to a television team. This unique report explores the myth and the reality of the Foreign Legion today.
Photography MICHAEL MILES Film editor RICHARD SEEL Director MICHAEL FREWIN
Written and produced by JEREMY HUNTER
A Network TV/Legion films production in association with BBC Television