Story: Down the Hill from Frog and Toad All Year by ARNOLD LOBEL
Presenters Sarah Long , Don Spencer

A series of 19 programmes for childminders
5: Strange Place, Strange Face

The last of five films about the historical evidence provided by the cinema newsreel.
Men of the Hour: the career of Neville Chamberlain as represented by the cinema newsreel.
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Another aspect of cinema newsreels in Before Hindsight next Saturday, BBC2

A series of 15 programmes: 5
If a Child Could Choose its Parents Many children fail to achieve their full potential in the school system. Why? This programme looks at the way the child's aspirations and expectations are influenced by streaming in the school, parental support in the home, and class and community pressures.
Narrated by MICHAEL MOLYNEUX
Script adviser MALCOLM DAVIES Producer TONY ROBERTS
Director JULIAN STENHOUSE

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

A series of six programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s. 5: Our Soviet Friends Britain's relationship with the Soviet Union was one of the thorniest propaganda problems of the 1940s.
Between 1939 and 1941 Russia was a totalitarian aggressor. From 1941 to 1945 she was our gallant ally. After 1945 the previous stereotype soon began to return.
Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY Produced by HOWARD SMITH

with Michael Charlton , Richard Kershaw and David Sells
The Chinese Economy: its aims, achievements and failures -a discussion chaired by RICHARD KERSHAW.
Newsreader Peter Woods

The Marley Trophy
The Sportsmen v The Entertainers PETER ALLISS introduces a series of four-ball matches played over nine selected holes of the Queen's Course at Gleneagles Hotel, Scotland. Today's match features
Mike Gibson and Tony Jacklin v Eric Sykes and Johnny Miller
With the ENTERTAINERS leading by 21 points to ½, the SPORTSMEN look to Mike Gibson to notch their first victory and subdue the irrepressible 'Sykes'.
Tv presentation by RICHARD TILLING FRED VINER and ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer K.T. WILKINSON

Atlantis
The fourth of six musical adventures starring
John Fortune , John Wells
Madeline Smith and Carl Davis
Who is responsible for the lost submarine? Who finds the lost city at the bottom of the sea? Who is the beautiful creature who has lost all hope? The answers are reflected in the looking glass. Guest Terence Bayler
Written by JOHN BIRD and JOHN FORTUNE Music composed by CARL DAVIS Lyrics by JOHN WELLS
Artwork and animation by BOB GALE Director TONY TYLEY Producer IAN KEILL

Julian Pettifer reports on rural life in China. Nearly one fifth of the population of this planet lives in the People's Republic of China. More than 900 million - increasing by ten million each year. How will China continue to feed one fifth of mankind? The Chinese way since the revolution in 1949 has been to organise the peasantry which comprises three-quarters of the population in agricultural communes.
By looking at several examples of these unique institutions in different parts of China, tonight's film sets out to explore how the age-old threat of famine has been turned back, and how most Chinese people - the peasants - are now faring since the death of Chairman Mao.
Photography BUTCH CALDERWOOD Sound recordist DON MARTIN Film editor HUGH NEWSAM Producer
ANTHONY DE LOTBINIERE

The Embassy World Professional Darts Championships
This week darts players from Canada, Sweden,
Australia and America as well as England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales are competing for the world individual professional title.
Tonight Sweden's STEFAN LORD, Scotland's RAB SMITH , England's TONY BROWN , and No 2 seed, JOHN LOWE , are involved in the first round.
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of the evening's matches from The Heart of the Midlands, Nottingham.
Commentator SID WADDELL
Producer NICK HUNTER BBC Manchester

Weather

takes a look at today's rock music with films, album tracks, reviews and guests. In the studio Blood, Sweat and Tears and Jim Capaldi
Introduced by BOB HARRIS
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON