with Selina Scott and Mike Smith Daily timetable:
News with Fern Britton (Debbie Rix Tuesday
Thursday, Friday) 6.30, 7.0, 7.30, 8.0,
8.30, headlines every quarter hour.
Weather with Francis Wilson : 6.31,
6.57, 7.27, 7.57, 8.27
Sport with David Icke and Bob Wilson : 6.40 and 7.40
Regional News, weather and traffic:
6.45, 7.15, 7.45, 8.15
TV Choice with David Wheal : 6.55 Review of the Papers: 7.18 and 8.18
Your Stars with Russell Grant : 8.33 Plus today: New Films and Pop Records between 7.45 and 8.0

The Space Mummy

John Noakes and Shep review the adventures and travels of the Go with Noakes series.
By Caravan Through Kerry

in The Little Big League

'Why don't you just switch off your television set and go out and do something less boring instead?'
Your ideas, games and activities presented by the children of the CARDIFF Why Don 't You ... ? gang.

Mrs Bird

from York Minster and Jerusalem
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Seven films for Holy Week, written and presented by Tom Fleming
t FEATURE: page 4

Philip Hayton , Frances Coverdale Weather IAN MCCASKILL

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

Actor Nigel Havers talks about recent filming experiences in India.
Malcolm Read, one of Britain's Olympic team doctors, conducts an injuries clinic for sportsmen.

A See-Saw programme

Rightful Health: patients' rights
The NORTH WEST SPANNER THEATRE COMPANY use role play to help a group of women learn to use the health system. Plus a look at a local campaign for a Well Woman self-help centre.
Medical professionals played by PENNY MORRIS, LYNNE MOSS
Director JULIA DRUM
Producer SUZANNE DAVIES

A squeal-with-delight spectacular starring that saucy, sultry, scintillating superstar Miss Piggy also starring George Hamilton John Ritter , Frank Oz
Mr Showbiz Himself, Tony Clifton and JIM HENSON 'S Muppets
Vision mixer FOZZIE BEAR Director KERMIT THE FROG
A HENSON INTERNATIONAL production

Catch the Wind
The dream of engineless flight has possessed the minds of many people for centuries. Today the skies are open for a growing number who take to the air in gliders, hang-gliders and balloons. The Getaways indulge their enthusiasm and describe the pleasures and dangers they encounter.
Producer JOHN COLEMAN

in Busybody Bear
An MGM cartoon

Presenter lain Lauchlan Guest Jane Hardy
Story: The Queen Spring-cleans by PHYLLIS PEARCE

Brookloined Bridge
Famous private eye the Hunter blows his own hunting horn when he unmasks the master criminal of New York, the Fox.

The last of three programmes
There aren't many trains at Weybury Junction, so Christopher Lillicrap can always find time to tell a tale about the Back Alley Kids.
Today: How Bully Thompson and Beefy Higgins find that a bit of team-work goes a long way. Producer ALAN RUSSELL
Executive producer DAVID BROWN BBC Manchester

The Deadly Game: an empty house is about to be pulled down and Lassie has unluckily been trapped inside....

with Simon Groom
Peter Duncan and Janet Ellis
Assistant editor LEWIS BRONZE Editor BIDDY BAXTER

including
The News and tonight's Weather with Nick Ross , Sarah Kennedy and Sally Magnusson
News read by Moira Stuart
HUGH SCULLY with Watchdog; plus The Special Correspondents.
Your Sixty Minutes countdown
5.40 The News
5.54* Weather
6.38* Closing headlines

The Piano Semi-final
Humphrey Burton introduces the 11 pianists who compete tonight to fill the five available places in next Tuesday's Final. The concert hall of the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester is the setting for what promises to be an exciting start to this year's televised finals.
Sound ROY BRADSHAW
Lighting GEORGE NORTON Producer HELEN MORTON
Series producer ROY TIPPING Director PETER BUTLER
(Wind Semi-final tomorrow at 6.40 pm)

The adventure series starring
James Farentino as Frank Chaney The Island: Chaney is teamed with a hot-shot female co-pilot to prevent an assassination attempt planned to occur on a remote jungle island.
Written by JAMES PATRICK Directed by EARL BELLAMY

Barry Took with your comments in the programme you help to write.
Producer CAROL WHITE
Please send letters to Barry Took , BBC Television Centre, London [Postcode removed]

On Course for War
Two years ago today the Royal Naval Task Force had passed Ascension Island on its way to the Argentine-occupied Falklands. US Secretary of State Alexander Haig was back in Buenos Aires on the second stage of his shuttle diplomacy, seeking a peaceful solution. His plan failed, as did the shortlived Peruvian proposals which followed. On 2 May the General Belgrano was torpedoed. Two days later HMS Sheffield was lost and the war was on in earnest. Exactly when did military imperatives overtake diplomacy? Fred Emery reports from Buenos Aires and Washington with new evidence on the orders and actions that led to war, and interviews General Haig, who gives his first television account of the mission that was to be his own 'Waterloo'.
Producer david WICKHAM
Associate producer MARSH MARSHALL Editor PETER IBBOTSON

with John Humphrys and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

The feature film starring
Freebie, and his constant companion the Bean, are two tough, big-city cops, whose methods are decidedly unconventional. Working on a case against a syndicate boss, they discover that there is a 'contract' on him. Fights, chases, collisions and mayhem follow as the two zany policemen 'protect' the guilty man.
Screenplay by ROBERT KAUFMAN. Produced and directed by RICHARD RUSH. Films: p 18

with Iain Johnstone including regular reviews of current releases and news of the latest films in production, and the personalities.

Footloose: a musical in which teenagers struggle to bring rock 'n' roll to their puritanical mid-Western town.

Sakharov: on location with Jason Robards and Glenda Jackson in the true story of the Russian scientist and his wife who become Soviet dissidents.

written and presented by Tom Fleming , who recalls the events which took place in Jerusalem during the Spring Festival about 2,000 years ago-events which were to change the world. 1: The Jerusalem Road
At the Spring Festival 300,000 pilgrims came to Jerusalem, among them a young Galilean prophet on a borrowed donkey. As the crowd cheered, the temple authorities listened and said, 'here comes trouble'.
(Part 2: tomorrow at 12.20 pm)