Story: I Wish I Could Wink by Judy Whitfield
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops

A series of 10 programmes.
Whether it's in school meals, hotels, factories or restaurants, the catering industry is changing - but who benefits?
Presented by Derek Cooper

A series of 10 programmes. 1: The Developing Child
This first programme looks at the physical, emotional and intellectual growth of children between 8 and 13, a stage of development marked by its rapidity and diversity. How much can we say with any certainty about it and what implications does it have for the teacher?
Book (same title), 80p, from bookshops

A series of 20 programmes.

(Shown yesterday on BBC1)

with Michael Charlton.

Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary.

Preceded by Weather

Which is the most famous, least read book ever written in Britain? It must be the Domesday Book, a census of the population and resources of England in AD 1086.
Now it's to appear cheaply: the Latin text with an English translation, edited by Dr John Morris of University College, London. He believes that the Domesday Book should be easily available to everyone for research, or just for the pleasure of knowing that a watermill has been in the same place for 1,000 years.
(Bristol)

Don't Get Mad, Get Even
Smith and Jones are in the money for once. Honest money at that. Then they lose the lot in a crooked poker game. Even Smith can't work out how it was done ...

A duel of words and wit
Devised by Mark Goodson, Bill Todman

How can we save our wild animals?
As animal habitats continue to be destroyed, traditional methods of conservation could prove inadequate. We must find new and additional methods. Threatened species like the otter, lynx, eagle owl and wolf, and many others, must be taken into captivity and bred effectively into large colonies. Some breeders have already taken the initiative and are achieving remarkable results.
The programme includes recent work with Sir Peter Scott at Slimbridge, with Philip Wayre at the Norfolk Wildlife Park, and in zoos and animal reservations in England. Sweden and Germany.

By Jonathan Raban
'We're having the most tremendous fun. You see, Tiny, this chap's been poodle-faking with that chap's wife ... or that chap says he has, or we think he has, and we're just about to get to the bottom of the whole shooting match.'

Presented by Peter Dorling; Weather

Michael Hordern reads "Song of the Quoodle" by G.K. Chesterton