with Frank Bough and Selina Scott
For regular features see Monday. Plus today:
The New Top 20 with Mike Scott between 7.55 and 8.0 and Mother to Be between 8.30 and 9.0

Video and its effects are the topic of today's discussion chaired by Taj Hasnain. Also taking part are SHAHEEN NAWAB MADHURI MEHTA and SAMINA NASIR An Asian Unit presentation BBCPebbleMill

Coverage of the final session

Further coverage of the closing session from Buxton.
Reporting team Sir Robin Day Peter Snow , Vincent Hanna OB producer NEIL ECCLES
Producers IVOR GABER , JAMES HOGAN Editor PETER KENYATTA

with Richard Whitmore and Sandi Marshall
Including a special report on the SDP Conference at Buxton Weather BILL GILES
12.57 Regional News (London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)

includes the first in a new series on Chinese cooking with Lisa Kinsman.

A See-Saw programme

A See-Saw programme

Bernie Skuse reluctantly admits to being 'over 50', but in the early 1930s he was filmed as a young man by Gaumont British News when he lived in the wilds as a west country 'Tarzan'. A natural philosopher, poet and reputed poacher, he has always lived close to nature.
Narrated by JOHN WALMSLEY Film editor CHRIS WARING Producer JOHN KING

also starring Anna Lee
Anthony Mason is only too familiar with the capricious ways of his lovely wife, Caroline. Unsurprised when he suspects she is having an anair, he brings all his charm and understanding to the fore.
Screenplay by JOHN VAN DRUTEN and ARNOLD BELGARD
Produced and directed by LEWIS MILESTONE
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Presenter Carol Chell Guest Ben Bazell
Story: The Piggy in the Puddle by CHARLOTTE POMERANTS
Illustrated by JAMES MARSHALL Musical director ALAN GOUT
Double-bass BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Flute CHRIS LACEY
Graphics JOANNA ISLES
Producer JOHN M. A. LANE
Series producer ANNE GOBEY Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE

Mighty Mouse fights lions in the Coliseum.
(Repeat)

written by CLIVE DOIG with Davy Jones and Eileen Fletcher
Day three in the hunt for the treasure. Eileen bumps into the hot-blooded
Sir Herbie Crackpot , and Davy meets the blue-blooded Duchess. Producer MICHAEL FORTE Director BEN ROBINSON BBC Bristol

Rage of the Robotoids
A strange force of robot dolls, larger than humans, are another of Zoltar's threats to the G-Force team.
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by Richard Cooper
Pete sees an old man mugged and recognises the mugger. But if he tells the police will the mugger come after him too?

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell
Including a special report by David Coss from the SDP
Conference at Buxton.

Barry Took with your comments in the programme you help to write.
Please send letters to:
Barry Took - Points of View, BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT
Producer BERNARD NEWNHAM

A live phone-in show Chris Tarrant and Mary Parkinson present television's first personal column.
There is someone looking for you. They want you to phone them on Hotline if you are the partner they are looking for, or a long-lost friend or relative, or if you have items they can buy for their collection, or because they have your holiday snaps and you may have theirs, or for a thousand other reasons.
Watch the show. If it's you they're looking for ring on [number removed](not the number in HELPLINES). If you want to appear and ask for calls yourself write to Hotline, BBCtv, London W12 8QT
Assistant producer SARAH CAPUN Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HENRY MURRAY
0 HELPLINES: page 85

by JON WATKINS starring William Gaunt and Patricia Garwood
Arthur has to face the fact that he will become a grandfather. But is this cause for celebration?
Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Produced and directed by ROBIN NASH

by Murray Smith
starring Michael Denison
with Dean Harris, Lucy Fleming
and David Swift
"When I discover how the Soviets mean to acquire 'Bright Sting', I will take the appropriate action."
FEATURE: page 86
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with Julia Somerville
Including a special report on the SDP Conference. Weatherman

by Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson.
Shudders for all in another almost unbearably exciting yarn from the really dark part of the Dark Ages.
Rowan Atkinson is The Black Adder with Elspet Gray (Queen), Robert East (Prince of Wales), Tony Robinson (Baldrick), Tim Mclnnerny (Percy).

The King's international treachery gives the hideous Edmund a chance to press his clammy body against one of Europe's most eligible Princesses.

The King wishes to form an alliance between England and Spain, and insists that Edmund marries the Infanta Maria Escalosa of Spain. Edmund is unimpressed by her lack of beauty.

England v East Germany introduced by Jimmy Hill
On the season's first big night of international soccer
England's match against East Germany marks the start of Bobby Robson 's third year in charge and puts the spotlight on his continuing efforts to restore the country's footballing eminence. JOHN MOTSON is in the commentary box at Wembley, JIMMY HILL and LAWRIE MCMENEMY will assess England's performance and there are highlights from all tonight's other internationals. Producer ROGER MOODY Editor JOHN ROWUNSON

In this chilling and gripping adventure, an evil, supernatural power is set loose on a transatlantic jet. It seems to come from the stones of an old English abbey being freighted to America. One of the passengers aboard the flight from Heathrow, Mrs Pinder , warns of the dire consequences of displacing the abbey. A series of unnatural events convinces the Crew and passengers alike that her predictions may not be so eccentric.... Written by RON AUSTIN and JIM BUCHANAN Produced by ANTHONY WILSON Directed by DAVID LOWELL RICH
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