Chloe Ashcroft, David Hargreaves, Sarah Long and Delia Morgan visit Chalgrove Parish Church in Oxfordshire, and help the children prepare and perform a Nativity play.

(Repeated on BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

Book, Play School: Ready to Play, £1.50, from bookshops. Play On, record (rec 332), Bang on a Drum, songs from Play School and Play Away, record (REC 242) or cassette (MRMC 004), from record shops

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

Ollie decides to elope, but leaves Stanley to make the arrangements!
A Hal Roach film
(Postponed from 16 Nov)

In the last of the series, Tammy Wynette welcomes back her guest George Hamilton IV
Musical accompaniment by THE TENNESSEE GENTLEMEN and THE BILL CLARKE 5
Director RICK GARDNER
Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

Cameraman Sid Perou penetrates the mysterious world of Alum Pot. This film won the Grand Prix at the 1978 International Caving Film Festival at Grenoble.
Film editor MARTIN WINTERTON
Executive producer DOUGLAS B. SMITH
BBC North (Postponed from 30 Nov)

in After the Bonfire by JAMES MITCHELL , with ' You going to kill that bottle then? ' - ' I might ... and then again I might not.'
Producer ANDREW OSBORN Director GILCHRIST CALDER

Weather on 2

Presented by Richard Kershaw with David Jessel and John Tusa
Producers PETER CERESOLE , SEAN HARDIE COLIN MARTIN. Editor PETER IBBOTSON

starring Humphrey Bogart Walter Huston
Tim Holt , Bruce Bennett
Sunday Times editor Harold Evans has selected an adventure story of passion and conflict on a ' mighty mountain of malice' as his favourite film - a picture of itinerant Americans caught up in the Mexican gold rush.
Screenplay hy JOHN HUSTON
Based on the novel by B. TRAVEN Directed by JOHN HUSTON
. Films: page IS

The last of eight episodes.
In the confusion of a road accident ten lives are mixed in a jigsaw of past and present.
Ends and Ways by DEREK INGREY
Aftermath : ' In the old days it was only in wartime that the innocent suffered. The motorcar's changed all that hasn't it? '
Studio lighting BERT POSTLETHWAITE Studio sound JEFF BOOTH
Designer ROCHELLE SELWYN
Producer JOE WATERS . Director DON LEAVER

Weather

Rock musician Ian Dury 's songs are written and performed with an originality that defies labelling. Songs like ' Billericay Dickie ' and ' What a Waste' reflect the lives and aspirations of a large part of his audience.
Last week. together with his band The Blockheads, Dury was in Northern Ireland. In between performances he went into the streets of Belfast to meet young Catholics and Protestants who've lived with violence for over ten years. While none of them would deny that living in a divided city presents lots of problems, they feel strongly that outsiders don't understand that there is a life to be enjoyed behind the headlines.
Producer MIKE BOLLAND
Community Programme Unit