The Crow who Wanted a Drink
Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Johnny Ball

Ten programmes for physically disabled people
5: Getting Around
What is happening to the trike?
Who gets the Mobility Allowance? p Where can you take a guide dog?
CORBET WOODALL and JILL LUMB v explore these questions.
Series producer IAN WOOLF r Producer CHARLES PASCOE

A series of ten programmes 5: Who Runs the Schools?
ROBERT BELL , Senior Lecturer in Education at the Open University, proposes for later discussion his belief that the English educational system gives too much power to the teaching profession.
Producer ROGER OWEN

Aspects of Delinquency
Introduced by LAURIE TAYLOR Professor of Sociology, University of York
6: In or Out of Court?
In the sixth of ten documentaries LAURIE TAYLOR examines the way in which the police and juvenile courts - and in Scotland the Hearing System - deal with young offenders.
Producer GORDON CROTON

5.20 Humanities: An Introduction

5.45 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

6.10 Foundation Maths

6.35 Telephone Models

with sub-titles for the hard of hearing, followed by Weather on 2

A series of ten programmes
We are often asked to give our opinion. How well do we do? Richard Hoggart discusses the way we form and express opinions. With Nigel Lambert and Stephen Thorne.
(Wordpower Correspondence Course is published with this series. Details from [address removed])

Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion.
Newsreader Richard Baker.

A Chess Tournament
Presented by Jeremy James
William Hartston, reigning champion, is challenged by John Nunn in the final battle of this war game for the Master Game trophy and a first prize of £250. Expert analysis by Leonard Barden.

starring
Mike Reid with Patsy Ann Scott Brooks Aehron and Pete Murray
Norman Bird , Ruth Kettlewell THE GILLIAN GREGORY DANCERS
Choreographer GILLIAN GREGORY Written by JOHNNY SPEIGHT DICK HILLS , ERNEST MAXIN
Musical arrangements NORMAN PERCIVAL
DENNIS WILSON , BRIAN ROGERS , DEREK WARNE Orchestra conducted by NORMAN PERCIVAL Designer ERIC WALMSLEY Producer ERNEST MAXIN

A six-part series by John Challen
Starring Frank Windsor, Colin Douglas, Michael Byrne
with Edward Petherbridge as Mr Parsons

Patrick Davenant makes life a misery for Parsons, his RE teacher. Originally a teacher in the Grammar School, Parsons, baited by Patrick and his classmates, becomes angry and bewildered.

A 13-part personal view by John Kenneth Galbraith of the rise and crisis of Industrial Society
6: The Rise and Fall of Money
'Money is a singular thing. It ranks with love as man's greatest source of joy, and it ranks with death as his greatest source of anxiety. Over all of history it has oppressed nearly all people in one of two ways: either it has been abundant and very unreliable, or reliable and very scarce.'
From the elegant banks of 17th-century Amsterdam to the dark days of the Great Depression, PROFESSOR GALBRAITH traces the history of money-its uses and abuses, the grand successes and the spectacular. disasters.
Film cameramen
PHIL MEHEUX, HENRY FARRAR Film editor JIM LATHAM Designer COLIN LOWREY Producer DAVID KENNARD
Executive producer ADRIAN MALONE

Kipper by ANTHONY READ
' Walk on, walk on ... you'll never walk alone ' - Kipper, mascot for 25 years, lives for football. But come the big match, will the team need him?
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer SALLY HULKE Producer ANNE HEAD
Director RAYMOND DAY

Weather

The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public Tonight:
Harambee Housing Association present
A Black Experience
'In 1972 three black community workers, who were working in the Handsworth area of Birmingham, formed a self-help group. This programme shows how, through self-help and with community support, they are attempting to deal with the needs of their black community.'
Made by the Harambee Housing Association with the help of the BBC's Community Programme Unit,

Ronald Pickup reads from Monogamy by GERALD GOULD