Story: The Steeplejack Written by MOLLY cox Presenters
Delia Morgan, Stuart McGugan

A series of four programmes 3: Reporter (Part 1)
ROBERT FISK was The Times Special Correspondent in Ireland. The ' story ' there ' obsessed ' him. This is the first of two films on the way he got the news there.
Producer ROGER OWEN

A series of ten programmes 8:I know I can do it
The recovery in the Conservative Party's fortunes between January 1957 and October 1959 was as remarkable as their equally swift decline in the last 18 months of Mr Macmillan 's administration. Is either the rise or the fall as straightforward as it appears? With LORD BOYLE, LORD BUTLER and LORD SELWYN-LLOYD
Written and presented by PROFESSOR DAVID DILKS
Produced by HOWARD SMITH

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

A series of ten programmes 9:Loin de Paris
Narrated by GILLES DATTAS
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Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw present news and opinion with David Sells including Foreign Report from BBC news correspondents around the world.
Newsreader Peter Woods
Editor TONY CRABB

for the BBC2 Trophy First Semi-final
Castleford or Leeds v
Hull Kingston Rovers
Highlights of the first half and live coverage of the second half. Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer NICK HUNTER BBC Manchester

starring Tim Brooke-Taylor Graeme Garden , Bill Oddie " with Jane Asher
Frank Thornton , Patrick Moore Michael Barratt , Ronnie Brody
This week the Goodies go punk. At the Trendsetters Ball, Tim puts his best foot forward and gains the hand of a lady.
Stunt adviser STUART FELL
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and BILL ODDIE With TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR
Music by BILL ODDIE and DAVE MACRAE Visual effects DAVE HAVARD
Designers PAULINE HARRISON , JOHN STOUT Producer JIM FRANKLIN Director BOB SPIERS

A free-wheeling adaptation of the Chinese classic.
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 ...
On Kao Chiu's orders, the Tsengs and their bandit army bring disaster to Chao Kai's village.
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR Produced by NTV, Tokyo

Investigates, Discovers, Questions With MICHAEL DEAN , JEREMY JAMES
JEANNE LACHARD , JACK PIZZEY
NICK ROSS , HAROLD WILLIAMSON This week: On Her Majesty's Secretive Service
007 turned secrecy into a money-spinner, but for many ordinary people it's a costly reality. The Official Secrets Act was rushed through Parliament in 1911 as a reaction to the scare about German spies dropping out of the skies. Now, say the critics, it's too often used against the man in the street.
On film, Man Alive reports on a wide range of examples of how secrecy can work-from the residents of one town who discovered too late that a road was coming through their houses, to the case of Freddie Laker who found that secrecy nearly stopped Skytrain from getting off the ground.
In the studio are people who say that there are times when silence is the bureaucrat's favourite weapon, and there are others who argue that a little knowledge can be a very dangerous thing.
Government periodically reviews the working of the Official Secrets Act - but with little effect. What's happened to all those promises about ' open government'?
Producer MICHAEL HOGAN Editor MICHAEL LATHAM

Weather

In the studio Don McLean and Tyla Gang
Introduced by Bob Harris
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

GABRIEL WOOLF reads
Growing, Flying, Happening by ALASTAIR REID