Story: The Noisy House on the High Street by URSULA DANIELS
Guest storyteller Percy Edwards Presenters this week
Chloe Ashcroft , John Golder
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops

For Colleges
What Sex is your Job?
' Women don'mind boring, monotonous jobs. Women don'do hard physical work. Women only work for pin money. A woman's place is in the home.' True or false?
Producer SUZANNE DAVIES
Series producer JOHN TWITCHIN
Discussion notes for this series are available from BBC Further Education Office, Broadcasting House, London W1A IAA.

8: Keep It Together
Book (same title), 95p, from bookshops

A series of ten programmes presented by ANNE LAPPING and MICHAEL REINHOLD
8: Does the Local Council Care?
Everyone needs some looking after as they grow old. But are our health and local government services fulfilling their objectives to the elderly and, if not, why?
Director chris JELLEY
Series editor PETER RIDING

with Robin Day brings you the day's News Summary and an interview with a prominent personality behind the headlines. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

From Normandy to Provence and back again ...
Johnny Morris explores some well-known and some lesser-known parts of the country. 4: Heading North
This week Johnny sees something of inland Provence. From the history-steeped town of Avignon
(where he takes a walk along the famous ' pont '), he visits the extraordinary remains of an ancient hill city at Les Baux, the ochre quarries at Roussillon, the Roman Theatre at Orange and, in the Rhone Valley, the life-work of the postman of Hautrives.
Producer BRIAN PATTEN (Bristol)

The Separation
The Waltons' electricity supply is cut off when they are unable to pay the bill. Grandpa's efforts to raise the money causes a crisis in the family which is far more serious than their financial difficulties.
Based on EARL HAMNER jr's autobio* graphical novel Spencer's Mountain Executive producer LEE RICH

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell
Glenys Roberts , Paul Daneman and Frank Muir
Hannah Gordon , Barry Norman Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director MICHAEL GOODWIN Producer JOHNNY DOWNES

The Greatest Advance Since the Wheel?
Sixty years ago a Dutch scientist discovered a phenomenon that overturned the electrical rule book. By cooling certain metals to incredibly low temperatures he found they could continue to carry an electric current for ever, even when the power supply was switched off. Today, developments of these metals - called superconductors-have led to trains that fly, magnets that could depollute rivers and machines that promise cheaper power. One scientist has described superconductivity as ' beyond question the greatest technological innovation since the discovery of the wheel.'
So what lies behind all the excitement, and why, if superconductivity is so important, are we still waiting for the big breakthrough? Narrator FRANK GILLARD
Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Producer GRAHAM MASSEY

A season of new plays from Birmingham
Squire by TOM PICKARD
Alfy is 30 and on the dole. So what does he want with a stuffed tern, a shooting stick, a Harris Tweed suit and a shotgun?
Music by ALAN HULL
Designer LYNDA KETTLE Director BARRY HANSON

David Holmes ; Weather

RICHARD BEBB reads
Lay your sleeping head, my Love by W. H. AUDEN