6.40 Understanding Aggro

7.5 Staff Development

7.30 School and Society

5.0 The Multinational Corporation

5.25 Regional Geography

5.50 Daumier and his Robert Macaire

6.15 Molecular Evolution

6.40 Quantum Physics

A series of five programmes.
Are you in your 30s or 40s and thinking of starting a new career? MAVIS NICHOLSON talks to women who are making a fresh start in their working lives. 4: Sigrid Rabiger
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS
Producer IAN WOOLF

Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler with Robin Day and a topic of the week newsreader Peter Woods

Farmers are always moaning, or are they? DENNIS UNDERHILL, sheep farmer in North Devon, relates the story of a year on his farm and, in his own words, ' farmers have got something to moan about'.
The programme is introduced by Bob Arnold
(Tom Forrest of The Archers)
Film editor JAMES MACALPINE
Dubbing mixer DAVID BAUMBER
Producer BILL JONES. BBC Birmingham

on behalf of the Conservative Party
(Also on BBC1)

A series of seven programmes
starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie
with the voice of Barry Cryer
The Eskimos extend their fishing limits by 2,000 miles and have a cod war with the Goodies in the Serpentine; and then Graeme breeds an enormous cod ...
Written by Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie with Tim Brooke-Taylor
Music by Bill Oddie and Dave MacRae
Film editor John Jarvis
Film cameramen Reg Pope, Brian Easton
Visual effects Peter Day, Tony Harding
Designer John Stout
Producer Jim Franklin

A free-wheeling adaptation of the Chinese classic in ten parts.
A thousand years ago, in China, the souls of 108 knights were reborn to fight the tyranny and corruption of the Government. They lived by their wits and their swords in the marshy lands of the water margins of Lian Shan Po. Lin Chung was their leader and never a day went by without a damsel to be rescued or a wrong to be put right. Or so the legend says ...
1: How Lin Chung Kept his Chains
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR with the voices of MICHAEL MCCLAIN , MIRIAM MARGOLYES PETER MARINKER , ELIZABETH PROUD SEAN LYNCH , TREVOR MARTIN and BURT KWOUK
Director TOSHIO MASUDA Dubbing director. MICHAEL BAKEWELL
Produced by NTV, Tokyo

More than 11,000 artists travelled to London to try their luck in Britain's largest and most popular art show, the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Sunday painters, once-a-year painters, obsessive painters, art teachers, ' primitive ' painters. Some had been rejected in previous years - but still came. Others were trying for the first time. For where else does the unknown have the chance of hanging next to the famous?
Summer Exhibition takes a look at this year's Academy and, follows some of the hopefuls.
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR Film recordist RODNEY BOND Film editor BILL SHAPTER
Producer JENNY BARRACLOUGH

Weather

All this week Open Door hands over TV facilities and air-time to some community groups in Liverpool to use as they want. Tonight: Racialism
' Has the existence over 50 years of black communities in Liverpool led to a decline in racial conflict? '
Made with the help of the BBC Community Programme Unit

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Blackberrying by SYLVIA PLATH