with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
with ZENA SKINNER , cookery expert GEOFFREY SMITH , gardening expert ROY DAY , do-it-yourself expert
VAL HUDSON , consumer journalist
Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler including Westminster Report presented by David Holmes Newsreader Peter Woods
Tony, Mick, Cliff and Hughie are joined by their singing audience in the Grange Arts Centre, Oldham.
Songs both happy and a little sad include ' Love is Teasing ', ' Zombie Jamboree ' and the tragi-comic C Villikins and his Dinah'.
Double bass JOHN MCCORMICK
Producer BARRY BEVINS. BBC Manchester
Look East: Look West
It used to be said that when America sneezes Britain catches a cold. But what happens when Europe sneezes?
James Bellini examines how much our dependence on the American economy has changed in the four years that Britain has been in the Common Market.
Editor PAUL ELLIS
BBCZ Snooker Championship
The third frame in the new series for the 1977 Pot Black Trophy.
Tonight's game comes from Group Three and features
Ray Reardon , the world professional snooker champion, against
Fred Davis , former world champion. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham
The Ape That Stood Up
A three-million-year-old lady called Lucy; a small family drowned in a flash flood in Ethiopia; Nut-cracker Man; Handyman; and a remarkable skull called 1470-all these are pieces in a jigsaw puzzle.
The puzzle is being pieced together in Africa, and it's building up a new picture of man's origins and antiquity, and giving new answers as to how and why we became the most successful species on earth.
Producer GRAHAM MASSEY Editor PETER EVANS
by JEAN-PAUL SARTRE, dramatised in 13 parts by DAVID TURNER starring Michael Bryant
Daniel Massey , Georgia Brown The Age of Reason
Mathieu is trying to arrange an abortion for his mistress Marcelle, and needs money quickly. He takes Ivich to an art exhibition and kisses her for the first time. Part 2: 16 June 1938 - Afternoon
Producer DAVID CONROY
Director JAMES CELLAN JONES
by Anne Owen
The second in a series of six investigations into the paranormal introduced by Colin Wilson
Starring Juliet Harmer
Dijon, in the time of Napoleon. Emilie Sagee begins her career as a schoolteacher - a career haunted by a mysterious handicap that led to her losing 18 jobs in 16 years. This reconstruction is based on the evidence of her pupils and covers the year she spent at a school in Latvia - a year which nearly brought the school to ruin and forced her at last to face the cause of her misfortunes.
BBC Bristol
and Weather
GEORGINE ANDERSON reads
The Swan by W. R. RODGERS
