6.40 Systems Management

7.5 Filament Organisation in Muscles

7.30 Instrumentation: Numerical Control

Today's story:
Jamie and Spot find the Fair by JOHN THIRTLE and IAN ALLEN Guest storytellers
Playboard Puppets
Presenters this week
Julie Stevens
Chris Tranchell
Book: More Stories from Play School, 35p, from bookshops. The Tale of a Donkey's Tail and Other Stories from Play School, record (REC 232) £1.79, or cassette (MRMC 045) 11.95; Bang on a Drum, songs from Play School and Play Away record (REC 242) £1.95, or cassette (MRMC 004) 11.95, from record shops

A series of five training films
4: ' 'T'ain't what you say, it's the way that you say it....'
How can supervisors and shop stewards handle the language breakdowns that happen at work with Asian, European and West Indian workers?
TOM jupp of the National Centre for Industrial Language Training, gives some direct hints with light-hearted help from RENU SETNA ,
NORMAN WARWICK , EDWARD KELSEY and ROBERT EAST.
Director PAUL KRIWACZEK
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
For details of tutor/training notes write to Worktalk, [address removed]

A series of five programmes
4: Teaching - a ' 'real job '? (part 2) DAVID HARGREAVES 'S suggestion that teaching should be ' deprofessionalised ' is discussed by a teachers' union leader, TERRY CASEY , and by a teacher,
SARAH DAVIES.
Producer ROGER OWEN

4.55 Oxidation States - Metals

5.20 Maths Analysis - Differentiation

5.45 Measuring Fracture Toughness

6.10 Foundation Maths - Differentiation

6.35 Environment

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

A series of ten films
5: The Fast Men with contributions by Jeffrey Stollmeyer , Frank Tyson Dennis Lillee and John Snow
' If we're talking about sheer pace, there was the renowned Brown of Brighton who in the 1780s was reputed to have bowled a ball underarm that beat the batsman, the wicket, the wicket-keeper, long stop, went through a spectator's coat on the boundary and killed a dog on the other side. He must have been fairly quick.'
Research assistant FENELLA STURT Producer GORDON CROTON

Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler
With Richard Kershaw
Angela Rippon continues her interviews with influential people Newsreader Richard Baker

Written by Spike Milligan and Neil Shand
with John Bluthal, Robert Dorning, Peter Jones, David Lodge, Stella Tanner
Also appearing Cardew Robinson, Sarah Benfield, Jeannette Charles, William Shearer
"Masanga" performed by Jeremy Taylor

A series of six episodes written by CHARLES WOOD , starring George Cole and Gwen Watford with Francis Matthews
Special guest Robert Harris 4: A Friend in Need
' I'm going to give it all away and start again ... and the first thing I'm going to give away is you, Mabel.'
Designer GAVIN DAVIES Producer JOE WATERS Director ALAN DOSSOR

Six programmes presented by Robert Erskine. 3: Silver Myth
Favourite stories of gods and heroes remained extremely popular with Romans, despite the triumph of Christianity in the 4th century. Even 400 years later, the silverware was still celebrating the old pagan pleasures.
Director TONY TYLEY. Producer BETTY WHITE

A Yesterday's Witness series of six programmes with women of the First World War.
3: We are. the Arsenal Girls
The Arsenal Girls were the women who worked at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich making shells and ammunition for the men in the trenches.
The elite were the girls in the * Danger Buildings', a group of isolated wooden huts out on the Thames marshes. There they handled the really dangerous explosives: cordite, and the TNT that turned faces and hands yellow in a matter of days. But there were worse dangers - the smallest stray spark might send the whole lot sky high. This is the s'tory of six of those women who risked their lives daily to be Arsenal Girls. Narrator BENNY GREEN
Film editor M. A. c. ADAMS Producer STEPHEN PEET
Director CHRISTOPHER COOK

Weather

The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public. Tonight the first of three programmes from N Ireland. Residents of the Divis Flats present Internment in the Divis
' This is not a fairy story, it's a multi-storey - a complex of twelve hundred flats which has brought about the destruction of a century-old community in West Belfast, the Old Pound Loney. " We don't want to live like battery hens, we want houses at ground level like normal people ".'
Made by the Residents of the Divis Flats with the help of the BBC's Community Programme Unit.

John Westbrook reads
Animula by T. S. ELIOT