7.5 Multi-Storey Living

7.30 Teaching Politics

Story: "The Grumpy Princess" by Ruth Craft
Presenters Karen Platt, John Golder
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops

5.0 Gloriana

5.25 Minicomputers for British Rail

5.50 Solids, Liquids and Gases

6.15 Transformer Core Materials

6.40 Foundation Maths - Complex Mappings

with Robin Day and Ludovic Kennedy and News from Angela Rippon
Newsday is extended to include a longer edition of all the day's news and, through the week, a greater variety of topical, personal and controversial interviews and debates. This evening's programme features a Newsday Profile

Billy Blue decides to leave the High Chaparral - for good.
(Repeat)

by Dorothy L. Sayers: adapted in four parts by Anthony Steven
with Ian Carmichael as Lord Peter

A body... mutilated, un-recognisable... hastily buried in a strange grave. Murder! But if it is why does the Coroner's Inquest declare it: Death by Natural Causes?

(First shown on BBC1)
(Part 4: Thursday, 9.0 pm)

The story of Richard Dimbleby's 30 years in broadcasting.

Narrated by Frank Gillard with contributions from Wynford Vaughan-Thomas, Paul Fox, Peter Dimmock, Grace Wyndham Goldie, Leonard Miall, S.J. de Lotbiniere, David Howarth and Jonathan Dimbleby, who has written a biography of his father.

Introduced and conducted by Raymond Leppard

A musical entertainment which, tonight, takes as its subject Journeys and includes 'The Ride of the Valkyries,' 'The March to the Scaffold' and 'Sleigh Ride.'

(Manchester)

Angela Rippon; Weather

Michael Gwynn reads "Don Juan in Town" by Lord Byron