6.40 Systems Management

7.5 Physiological Adaptation (1)

7.30 Signals and Noise

Story: Follow this Line
Written by MICHAEL O'LEARY Illustrated by JOHN HASLAM Presenters this week
Carol Chell
Lionel Morton
Book: Play School, Play Ideas 2, 75p, from bookshops. The Tale of a Donkey's Tail and Other Stories from Play School, record (REC 232) £1.79, or cassette (MRMC 045) £1.95; Bang on a Drum, songs from Play School and Play Away, record (REC 242) £1.95, or cassette (MRMC 004) £1.95, from record shops

4.55 Chemistry of Rocks

5.20 Maths Analysis - Integration

5.45 Design for Life

6.10 Foundation Maths - Codes

6.35 Computer Systems

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

3 : Creating Three Dimensions
Have you ever said to yourself, I wish I could paint? In this series IAN SIMPSON shows you how.
Director TERRY DOYLE
Producer VICTOR POOLE
Book (same title), 80p, from bookshops

Weather

The Self-help Show
Presented by Maggie Pinhorn and lain Watkinson
People getting together to help themselves; sharing problems and finding answers.
In tonight's programme we visit Tom Bridle in Splott, Cardiff, who, together with local people, has organised 18 street wardens to care for the elderly and infirm in the neighbourhood.
Also, from Glasgow a co-operative who are responsible for managing and maintaining a new estate of council-owned houses - and two novel ideas for exchanging knowledge and skills locally.
Also Grapevine's regular News-board.
Director MARILYN WHEATCROFT
Producer MIKE BOLLAND
The Community Programme Unit

stars in a programme of music from the four corners of the world.
Her special guests are Juan Martin, Eileen McCallum and Dancers of the Scottish Ballet, choreographer Peter Darrell
With Brian Fahey and the Scottish Radio Orchestra, leader Ian Tyre
BBC Scotland.

Introduced by Rene Cutforth
A programme from the BBCtv Archives for each of the past 25 years: 1959
Who, Me? by COLIN MORRIS
An arrest is made at night and three men are held for questioning concerning a robbery at a tobacconist's shop. This is the story of how a most unusual CID Sergeant conducts his interrogation.
Accordionist GERALD CROSSMAN Designer FREDERICK KNAPMAN Producer GILCHRIST CALDER
(Tomorrow: John Freeman 's Face to Face)

A series of six programmes about the law and legal issues - and how they affect all of us in everyday life.
If you have ever fallen foul of the law; or tried to get it on your side; or become lost in the maze of legislation which surrounds almost every aspect of life, you may need this programme.
Nick Ross, Norma Shepherd and Michael Molyneux set out to untangle legal wrangles, make sense of new laws - and talk to people who question the old ones.

A series of six programmes
While Mr Morley chatted happily about false teeth and perverted businessmen, the Royal portraitist painted diligently on, pausing only once to listen to a refreshing view on art: "You artists," Morley told him, "are a prissy lot who always have the last word; you're in a very privileged position." "I agree," said Poole.
"Well, just remember that when I tell you that you've got the colour of my eyes wrong."

Weather

The Songs of Buffy Sainte-Marie North American Child
' Right now, Indians can't survive in America physically, mentally, emotionally or artistically.'
' What kid wants to be told in school that his grandfather was a savage?'
In this film, Canadian Cree Indian BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE states her case for the American Indian.
The combination of Buffy Sainte-Marie ' lashing lyrics and the subtly vitriolic visual comment drives home the message ofAmericanexploitationofIndiansloud and clear (TIME OUT) Photography HENRI FIKS
Director don Thompson (Repeat")
An OECA production in association with the BBC,

Annette Crosbie reads
Lecture Hall by PATRICK KAVANAGH