6.40 The Trend of Specialisation

7.05 Balanced Budget

7.30 What is Truth?

Story : Old Winkle and the Seagulls
Written by ELIZABETH ROSE Illustrated by GERALD ROSE Presenters:
CAROL LEADER, FRED HARRIS
(Repeated: BBC1 at 4.0 pm)

5.25 Forms of Social Interaction

5.58 Baroque Solo Concertos

6.15 Computers: Case Studies

Five films about residential social work. 3: Caring for the Mentally Handicapped
' The new approach to care is that the mentally handicapped of all ability levels should be given the opportunity to live as normally and independently as they can.
And within the community if possible.'
(CONSULTANT PSYCHIATRIST)
A film shot at psychiatric hospitals and community homes in Northumberland and Dorset.
Producer GORDON CROTON

with Michael CharHon
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRlSTOPHER CAPRON

from the novel by Sybille Bedford, dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller

Julius married Melanie Merz, who gave him a daughter Henrietta, and shortly afterwards died of consumption. Nevertheless he has joined the Merz household in Voss Strasse, Berlin.
(Shown last Saturday)

Arthur Negus presents some of his favourite items from past Collector's World programmes. This week: Silver Repair
MICHAEL REINHOLD takes a look at a variety of repairs - which many collectors might be surprised to find that they could well afford.
Director ROBIN DRAKE Producer JOHN KING (Bristol)

on behalf of the Liberal Party
(Details as BBC1)

Starring Twiggy in a revue, featuring David Essex, Georgina Hale
The Irving Davies Dancers
Ronnie Hazlehurst and his Orchestra

Reporters: JEREMY JAMES
JEANNE LA CHARD , JOHN PITMAN
JACK PIZZEY , DESMOND WILCOX HAROLD WILLIAMSON
This week: X-ploitation
A glance at any movie guide reveals the bare facts. They rarely make nice pictures any more; nowadays it's all naughty films about naughty people doing naughty things. Who's to blame? ‘The public’ say the filmmakers. ‘These are the films they want and therefore these are the films we have to give them.'
As John Pitman discovers, it’s a scene which saddens many people in the business. ‘Serious’ actresses find they have to strip if they want work, and writers and directors who would rather make family films must churn out titillation and terror.
With the result that there are some surprising characters behind x-ploitation, including a university student reading English and a granny who use to write Mrs Dale's Diary
Producer JAMES KENNELM CLARKE
Editor ADAM CLAPHAM
The porn is clean: page 5

The Welsh look wryly at themselves and others in a programme of words and music spoken by Ryan Davies, Margaret John, Brinley Jenkins and sung by Max Boyce from Ystradgynlais Rugby Football Club

A season of new plays from Birmingham Released by STEPHEN WAKELAM
The First Division Club has dropped Paul from the team. That means he's on the scrapheap at the age of 18. Script editor WILLIAM SMETHURST Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS Producer TARA PREM
Director ROGER TUCKER (Birmingham)

Presented by Peter Dorling
Weather

MARGARET TYZACK reads An Epistle to Miss Blount, On her Leaving the Town after the Coronation by ALEXANDER POPE