6.40 Waiting for Godot

7.30 Computers and Thinking

Live coverage of the second day in Southport. Reporting team: Robin Day, David Dimbleby

Further coverage from Southport

2.0 The afternoon's debates

4.55 Water Resources

5.20 The Handicapped-Working Together

5.45 Kontakte

6.10 Resource Development

6.35 Transport and Road Research

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

Brum revs up for the Motor Show. The largest Motor Show ever held in Britain opens its doors in five weeks' time at the National Exhibition Centre, near Birmingham.
Angela Rippon and Barric Gill report on the plans, facilities and entertainment in a special preview edition of Top Gear.
Director PHIL FRANKLlN
Producer DEREK SMITH BBC Birmingham

The last of 12 programmes Written and presented by Magnus Magnusson The End of the Old
The familiar Old Testament story ends with the return of the Jews from Babylon-to a new Jerusalem and a new Temple. The last of the BC series takes the story of the Jews and Judaism further, to the threshold of the Christian era, and the reign of Herod.
The excavation of Herod's many palaces and fortresses has provided a vivid picture of his life and times; but 70 years after his death, the first Jewish Revolt against the Romans was crushed by the final destruction of the Jerusalem Temple and the ending of Jewish resistance in the strong-hold of Masada.
Bible reader Erie Porter
MUSiC JOHN BUTTER
Series adviser JAMES B. PRITCHARD Executive producer DAVID COLLISON Producer PAUL JORDAN
Book (same title), £6.50, from bookshops

James Bolam , Susan Jameson in Fish in Woolly Jumpers by JAMES MITCHELL , with James Garbutt , Jean Heywood
' Don't tell me you and those mates of yours aren't planning a job - because I know better. All I want is a share. Or I'll tell our Jessie what I saw.'
Producer LEONARD LEWIS Director PAUL CIAPPESSONI

(piano) plays
Schubert Impromptu in A flat major

The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing.
The second semi-final of this first-ever Masters Tournament. Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentator GRAHAM HOWARD

Starring Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price
The girls in a quiet Kent village are frightened to go out at night because of a mysterious man who pours glue on their hair. Three wartime pilgrims on their way to Canterbury, a land girl, an American army sergeant and a musician investigate the mystery.
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JOHN RYE reads
Seeds by PATRIC DICKINSON