Today's story is "A Word at a time"

An introduction to the social sciences

School is a powerful instrument in forming our attitudes, values, and patterns of behaviour. But how does it do it, and what does this tell us about what education is for?
Introduced by Derek Hart
(Linked with Radio 3, Study: Fridays, 7.0 pm. For details of book and NEC correspondence course see facing page)

Reporting the world tonight
Michael Clayton, Peter Woods and the reporters and correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News
and Weather

A duel of words and wit between Jean Metcalfe, Lance Percival, Frank Windsor and Cliff Michelmore, Barbara Blake, Nadine, Countess of Shrewsbury
Referee Robert Robinson

Looking at the news and the men behind the news in the world of money
Introduced by Brian Widlake, Alan Watson, John Tusa, Peter Ross
The Money Programme looks at the younger generation.
"Teenage tycoons"
Take 20 ordinary teenagers... let them form a limited company... tell them to make a profit...
"Teenage voters"
Two million young people will be able to vote for the first time in the next election. How will their views on money affect their vote?

This week's film in a series of outstanding dramas stars Leslie Nielsen, MacDonald Carey and Richard Conte

One man takes up the challenge against murder and corruption in a notorious gambling town.

The international singing star from Greece in the first of a new series of programmes
Also featuring The Athenians and with her special guest Dimitri Stayas

"The voice of this one man is able in one hour to put more life in us than 500 trumpets."
In 1559 John Knox returned to Scotland after 10 years' exile. The country faced a religious and political crisis. Protestant power was growing but was not yet strong enough to over-throw the Catholic rulers. Knox provided 'the lion's roar,' and within a year the Reformed faith was established in Scotland.
This film, shot at Edinburgh, Stirling, and in the Kingdom of Fife, is made from Knox's own records.
with Victor Carin as John Knox
Written and produced by John Elphinstone-Fyffe

Each Thursday one of the Line-Up team makes a personal choice
Tonight: Joan Bakewell talks to Jessica Mitford, one of the remarkable 'Mitford sisters,' author of The 'American Way of Death and the recently published The Trial of Dr Spock.