with Frank Bough and Selina Scott Including today:
Richard Smith - The Breakfast Time Doctor discusses his topic of the week and takes your calls between 8.30 and 9.0 Glynn Christian is on hand with handy cooking hints.
And School's Out - half-term holiday features.

While matters of state are often forgotten after the breakfast time news, some subjects can still rouse even the quietest people to passion. Live every Thursday morning and broadcast simultaneously on BBC1 and Radio 4, an audience of 150 start their day with a chance to say what they think about issues which guarantee a good argument long after the headlines have faded.
Paul Sieghart puts their opinions to the test. Research
JUDY HILL. ANN CHANCELLOR DAVIES Producers
JULIET MAY, ELAINE BEDELL
Executive producer JOHN WILCOX A Radiovision Unit production BBC Pebble Mill

Presenter Ben Thomas
Guest Elizabeth Millbank

with Richard Whitmore and Moira Stuart
Weather MICHAEL FISH

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

Dave Allen ensures fun and laughter in the foyer today and Gay Search begins a new series on how to keep smiling in a crisis.
Editor PETER HERCOMBE

A See -Saw programme

Presented by Barbara Dickson and Penny Junor
Today they look at
Infertility: a major heartache for one in eight couples. The Male Menopause: the problems faced by the poor neglected, middle-aged man. Plus Vernon's Postbag: agony uncle Vernon Coleman answers your letters, and People in View: comedian
Michael Bentine talks about his new book on shyness and how it was genuinely a problem for him. Studio directors
JOHN ADAMS. WENDIE KNIGHTON Producer MARIANNE BAIRD
Series editor GORDON MENZIES If you would like further information on the subjects feature write to: Network, PO Box, Glasgow [Postcode removed], or telephone [number removed]

3.0 The Rochford Thompson
Newbury Stakes (7f and 60 yds) A race that often turns up a classic filly, Dick Hearn has an especially good record.
3.30 The Cape Dried Fruit
Trophy Handicap Stakes (5f) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY. JOHN HANMER
Television presentation BILL TAYLOR

Presenter Kate Copstick Guest Fraser Wilson
Story: Wild Baby's Boat Trip by BARBARA AND EVA ERIKSSON

with the voices of TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR, BILL ODDIE
GRAEME GARDEN, JILL SHILLING Written by BERNIE KAY
Music by DAVID COOKE
Produced by TREVOR BOND Directed by TERRY WARD

with Howard Stableford
Part 3 of this week's mega-quiz between schools from north London and Bristol.
What occurs once in every minute, twice in a moment but never in a year?
An old chestnut, but which contestant will spot it first? (Part 4 tomorrow at 4.15 pm)

In today's cartoon story, the crew find themselves at war when they come across a submarine frozen in time.

with Simon Groom, Janet Ellis and Michael Sundin
A Dip in Time....' Saves Lives!
The dreaded sheep scab caused untold agony to thousands of ewes and rams last year. The campaign to kill the mites that eat into the animals' flesh involves dipping every sheep in Britain - Simon and Michael give the 300-strong Dethick flock their bath -under the watchful eye of the local bobby!
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES

by BOB GODFREY and STAN HAYWARD
The Invitation
Narration BOB GODFREY Music PETER SHADE
Production BOB GODFREY

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

Presented by Peter Macann, Maggie Philbin, Judith Hann and Kieran Prendiville

Introduced by Peter Powell and Dave Lee Travis
Sound SCOTT TALBOT Lighting DEREK SLEE Designer JOHN HURST
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Production STANLEY APPEL

by George Layton
Starring Tony Britton and Nigel Havers

Father and son, Toby and Tom Latimer, are at loggerheads. Tom decides he cannot have his father staying with him any longer. But Toby also has other things on his mind.
This week's episode features Dinah Sheridan, Richard Heffer, Susan Skipper

(Ceefax subtitles)

John Humphrys ; Weatherman

by ALICK ROWE starring
3: Lee's new-found security is threatened from surprising sources. Morgan asks the impossible, while, unknowingly, Lee makes a dangerous enemy.
Music composed and conducted by RICHARD HARVEY
Studio lighting BARRY CHATFIELD Designer IAN ASHURST
Script editor jenny SHERIDAN Producer GERARD GLAISTER Directed by JOHN GORRIE *CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The last of the series with David Jessel
The great issues of the day touch us all - yet we usually have time for only brief flickers of information from our TV and newspapers.
Heart of the Matter believes that we can learn more about the lives we lead -and the way we live them-by listening to people who have to confront and reconcile the dilemmas, the certainties, and compromises they, and all of us, must face. Each week David Jessel ventures into a matter of 'current concern; not to turn a spotlight on it, but to explore it from the inside - straight from the heart of the people involved.
Film editor MICHAEL ALOOF
Series producer COLIN CAMERON

With Sir Robin Day
The programme where the public put the questions and debate the answers with those in power, those who seek it and those who influence events.
With Sir Robin Day at the Greenwood Theatre, London will be:
David Alton , mp
Joan Maynard , mp David Mellor , mp Lady Ralphs
Director
ANN MORLEY
Producer LIZ ELTON
Editor BARBARA MAXWELL

In future, people may find themselves out of work more often and will be changing jobs more frequently. There will be
An Awful Lot of Leisure
In Birmingham, Denston runs his own leisure industry. In Glasgow, Bobby runs community activities for young people with too much time on their hands. And in London Sally fills in the gaps between spells on the stage. Fay Weldon supplies a vision of the future, with Miriam
Priestess, and Richard Hoggart reflects on new patterns of work in a sea of change.
Researcher GILL HAARHOFF
Producer JULIAN STENHOUSE