6.40 Modulation

7.5 Wealth in Britain

Story: Cinderella (traditional) Presenters
Evelyn Skinner Don Spencer
Pianist PETER PONTZEN
Designer RICHARD BRACKENBURY
Written and directed by MARGIE BARBOUR Producer ANNE: GOREY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Book: Play School Play Ideas 2, 75p, from bookshops

4.55 Social Psychology Laboratory

5.20 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

5.45 Simulation Modelling

6.10 Invertebrate Nervous System

6.35 Solubility

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Expert cooking, gardening and do-it-yourself advice plus viewers' tips from Zena Skinner, Geoffrey Smith Roy Day and Val Hudson

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Director ERICA CRIFFIIYIS Producer BRUN DAVIES

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Presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw including Westminster Report: a review of the week in politics by the BBC's Westminster Unit. Newsreader Angela Rippon
Producer PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID WITHEROW

with Robert Erskine
A series of eight programmes about 25 centuries of coins - gold, silver and bronze. Greek, Roman or medieval, all coins reflect their times. 2: A Handful of Sculpture
Around 500 BC in Sicily, the intense rivalry between the Greek cities led to a veritable artistic competition on their coins.
Directed by JOHN BURROWES Produced by BETTY WHITE

The Dark Side of the Boom
Japanese cars and television sets, Spanish shoes and Italian refrigerators - they all contribute to Britain's growing import bill. The January trade deficit of £324 million was almost like old times. But with North Sea Oil now on tap, ' Britain in the red' is supposed to be a thing of the past. What's gone wrong?
In The Money Programme James Bellini and Moyra Bremner look at the latest trade figures.
Editor PAUL ELLIS

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The 11th frame in the qualifying round for the 1978 Pot Black Trophy. Tonight's game is the last in Group 1 and features two previous Pot Black finalists.
Dennis Taylor (Ireland) against Doug Mountjoy (Wales)
Two semi-finalists from Group 1 will be determined by the result of this game. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS. Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham

returns to Ireland in a concert of traditional Irish and contemporary folk-song.
From the Grosvenor Hall, Belfast.
Producer GEORGE HEWARDIE BBC Northern Ireland

The Hot-Blooded Dinosaurs
A revolution has happened in the world of Dinosaurs. They were not slow-moving cold-blooded reptiles, but agile, intelligent and hot-blooded, like mammals. These are the controversial claims of a group of scientists in tonight's programme.
The controversy has been caused by creatures like deinonychus 'terrible claw', a two-footed terror which attacked feet-first, and stegasaurus, a bizarre creation with its own air-conditioning system. Studies of living animals are providing answers to seemingly impossible questions like how much dinosaurs ate, and how fast they could run.
And there is an answer to the ultimate problem of all: where did dinosaurs go? It's now claimed they didn't all die out. Their descendants are alive and well and living all around us today! Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Written and produced by ROBIN BATES and ROBIN BRIGHTWELL

The John Player All-England Championships from the Wembley Arena Semi-final night
Regarded as the premier Badminton tournament in the world, this event has attracted the very best competitors, including those from Indonesia and Japan.
Rudy Hartono, winner of the Men's title eight times since 1968, comes out of retirement to try to reestablish Indonesia's supremacy.
Gillian Gilks , triple champion in 1976, is seeded joint number one in the Ladies' Singles and attempts to win the Mixed Doubles for the third consecutive time with the Men's joint number one seed, Svend Pri.
Barry Davies reports from Wembley with news and action from the best of the semi-finals.
Commentator RODDY MACCRIMMON
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON ,

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HUGH DICKSON reads from
The Family Reunion - chorus by T. S. ELIOT