6.25 Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
6.50 Hidden Heavens
7.15 Database: Data Dictionaries
7.40 The Mariner Nine Code
8.5 Molecular Evolution
8.30 Fast Reactor Fuel Reprocessing

A See-Saw programme.

Stories and songs from God's wide world. WEI WEI WONG tells the Jewish story of The Doll's Hanukkah; CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP introduces The Monster with a Loud Voice; PAUL GREENWOOD describes a Muslim pilgrimage to The Secret City.
Director SID WADDELL
Producer DAVID BROWN

An invitation to join in an act of worship which links you with other viewers.
Prayers are offered for the world as reflected in the Sunday newspapers, and in response to letters sent in by viewers.
During the service there's a chance to join some viewers at Winchester Prison, where the speaker is the chaplain, THE REV LARRY NEWMAN.
Bible readings: Isaiah 61, vv 1-3; Matthew 11, vv 28-30; Hymn for meditation: What a friend we have in Jesus Producer ELIZABETH GORT
Series producer ANGELA tilby

In today's music and dance compilation of SAB RAS, the music of GHULAN FARID SABRI AND PARTY
NIGHAT AFZAL
SURINDER SINGH SACHDEV
KAWSAR HABIB and RANJNA GAUHAR performs a classical dance.
Producer BISH MEHAY
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

To some, the new Youth Training Scheme will be the saving of the British economy; to others it will be yet another doomed attempt to keep unemployed school-leavers off the streets and out of the statistics.
As YTS begins its first year of full-scale operation, John Clare , the BBC's Education and Community Affairs Correspondent, looks at what some of this year's school-leavers are being offered, and chairs a discussion with employers, teachers, trade unionists, the Careers Service and the MSC on the hopes and doubts that accompany this latest initiative in youth training.
Film editor ROGER DACIER Film directors
JULIE CALLANAN. ROBERT ALBURY Studio director PATRICK TITLIEY Producer IAN WOOLF

Eight programmes about renovating old furniture at home.
Presented by ALBERT JACKSON and DAVID DAY
7 : Caning and Rushing
Cane and rush have been used for chair seats in Britain for at least 300 years. The weaving methods are simple and easy to do at home.
Film editor AL GELL
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD (First ihown on BBC2)
Book (same title). £4.75 from bookshops

continues a short season of screen adaptations. starring
Margaret Lockwood and James Mason
' All my life I've cheated to get what I wanted,' declares Lady Skelton who, bored with her mariage to a country squire turns to highway robbery for excitement. Her adventures lead to encounters with the notorious Captain Jackson and a love affair that leads to murder.
Produced by R. J. MINNEY
Written and directed by LESLIE ARLISS
From the novel The Life and Death of the Wicked Lady Skelton by MAGDALEN KING-HALL
Black and white) Films, page 12

Physical Olivia and her director Brian Grant conceived this unusual visual interpretation of the lyrics from her latest hit album, Physical, and other of her chart-topping songs, as she herself saw them. The numbers include ' Magic ', ' A little more love ', ' Hopelessly devoted to you ', as well as the title song ' Physical
Directed by BRIAN GRANT
A MILLANEY/GRANT production

A Western adventure series with Hannibal Heyes and Jed ' 'Kid' Curry, two of the roughest, toughest-nicest and kindest - outlaws who ever rode the West.
with guest stars
Wally Cox , Sheree North The Men That Corrupted
Hadleyburg Matt , a not-too-successful prospector, suddenly strikes it rich. With the help of his wife and son he captures Smith and Jones, and the price on their two heads is far more rewarding than digging for gold. But from then on things don't quite pan out for Matt ...

present Sport Goofy
Goofy is in a sporting mood and tries his hand at basketball, swimming, tennis and waterski-ing - all with disastrous results.
A WALT DISNEY cartoon

The last of a three-part play by NICOLAI GOGOL , from the translation by DAVID MAGARSHACK
So Mari is to marry the Inspector, and her whole family will move to the city. It seems the Mayor's wicked ways will pay off - until the Postmaster steams open one letter too many
Adapted and produced by RONALD SMEDLEY

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

A series of seven programmes which examines life, death and resurrection through the eyes and experiences of handicapped people, their families and those who come into contact with them. 6: Shirley Nolan
Shirley Nolan 's fight to save the life of her son Anthony, who suffered from a bone marrow deficiency, has resulted in a medical research trust being set up which will save the lives of many.
Film sound COLIN MARCH Producer JIM MURRAY

from Scarborough
Most people think of Scarborough as a holiday resort and conference centre, but it still has a small fishing industry - and in tonight's programme Francis Appleby and his colleagues in the FILEY FISHERMEN'S CHOIR perform a medley of sea hymns. Among the people Geoffrey Wheeler meets are Kathy Staff (Nora Batty from Last of the Summer Wine), who's in Scarborough for the summer season, and a group of Christians who are involved in theatre of a less conventional kind.
Their hymns are among those sung by local people in the Church of St Martin-on-the-Hill.
Come, let us worship (Epiphany); My God loves me (Plalslr d'amour); God-head here in hiding (Adoro te); God moves in a mysterious way (London New); The Church's one foundation (Aurella), I serve a risen Saviour; Praise the Lord. you heavens, adore him (Austria)
Conductor FRANK SUTCLIFFE Organist HUGH PENNY
Producer NOEL VINCENT
Series producer jim MURRAY
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

starring Peter Sellers and Peter Sellers with Lynne Frederick and Lionel Jeffries
The stage is set for a heady stew of high adventure, intrigue and comedy when Ruritania's Mad King dies in a ballooning accident. Prince Rudolph, the foppish heir-apparent, is summoned home from the gaming tables of London but Rudolph's scheming half-brother quickly dispatches an assassin to dispose of him first. In the nick of time, the Prince's life is saved by a Cockney cabbie who just happens to be his double ...
Screenplay by DICK CLEMENT, IAN LA FRENAIS Based on the novel by ANTHONY HOPE Produced by WALTER MIRISCH Directed by RICHARD QUINE
(First showing on British television) Films; page 12

New Series
A celebration of 30 years of Old-Time Music-Hall from the stage of the famous City Varieties Theatre, Leeds.
For your delectation and delight, your Chairman, Leonard Sachs. introduces
Les Dawson, Bernie Clifton, Lorna Dallas, Peter Skellern, Denny Willis and Company, Jenny Till, Bill Drysdale, Christine Cartwright, The Duo Lanka,
Members of The Players' Theatre, London: Penny Rigden, Martyn Knight, Nicola Kimber, Chris Connah, Debbie Goodman, Peter Sutherland, Amanda Newman, Graham Richards
By arrangement with Stanley and Michael Joseph
Choreography Doreen Hermitage
Musical director Bernard Herrmann
Producer Barney Colehan
BBC Manchester

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

[Starring] Phil Silvers as Sergeant Bilko

Bilko Goes to Monte Carlo with a foolproof gambling system and a bankroll donated by his friends with which to test it.

Unlocking the Secrets of Vega Vega has been known to astronomers for centuries. At least, astronomers thought they knew most things about this brilliant blue star. But Vega has been keeping a secret. It is surrounded by a planetary system in the early stages of development. This discovery is the latest in a series of unexpected finds by IRAS, the infra-red astronomical satellite launched in January 1983.
Patrick Moore talks to astronomers Dr Aumann and Dr Gillette and discusses the importance of this major contribution to our knowledge of the universe.
Director WENDY STURGESS
Producer PIETER MORPURGO