6.40 Circuits and Sine Waves

7.5 The Mannheim Sound

7.30 Interior Decoration

Story:
Anno's Counting Book
Written and illustrated by MITSUMASA ANNO Presenters
Sarah Long , David Hargreaves
Pianist Richard BROWN
Designer RICHARD BRACKENBURY
Written and directed by JUDY WHITFIELD Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

4.50 Talking about Cuts

5.15 Maths - Lagrange's Theorem

5.40 Patterns of Inequality

6.5 Welfare and Politics-Sweden

6.30 The Electrical Supply Industry

from Clacks Farm with Peter Seabrook and Arthur Billitt
Planting dahlia tubers, putting winter-flowering pot plants to rest. gingerine ud summer flowers for succession, and plants that thrive against a wall and in the shade.
BBC Birmingham
Gardening hints on Ceefax page 252

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

with Robert Erskine
A series of 13 programmes 4: The King's Money
As a result of Alexander the Great's experiments, Greek monarchs and Roman generals portrayed themselves on coins to show everybody who was boss.
Directed by JOHN BURROWES
Produced by BETTY WHITE

The top British country music group from Liverpool entertain a Suffolk audience at Snape Maltings with their brand of songs and humour.
Director RICK GARDNER
Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

Shipwreck
Narrated by ANDREW FAULDS
The Trinidad Valencera, fourth largest ship of the Spanish Armada, grounded and sank off the Donegal coast on 14 September 1588.
Chronicle has followed the seven years' progress of archaeological work underwater which has revealed not the Trinidad Valencera herself, as yet, but the remains of a mighty army siege-train which was intended to batter down the gates of London.
But who owns the Trinidad? The Venetians who built her, the Spanish who hi-jacked her, the English who sank her, the Irish in whose waters she lies, or the archaeologists from the City of Derry Sub-Aqua Club who found the wreck? And is the site a protected monument or a wreck? Andrew Faulds tells the story of this ship and its recovery, and the law, or lack of it, which puts at risk all historic wrecks round the coast of Britain and Ireland.
Film editor THOMAS SCHWALM Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Illustrated anthology from ten years of Chronicle, £5.75, from bookshops

with ' Blaster ' Bates
Demolition expert, ' dedicated peasant' and inspired comedian BLASTER BATES joins FIVEPENNY PIECE at the Poco-a-Poco Theatre Club, Stockport.
Songs from the popular Northern group contrast with Blaster's zany exploits: 'you get 400 tons of effluent up to 300 feet with a good wind behind it ... and it's anybody's! '
Sound ALAN FOX
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Producer BARRY BEVINS. BBC Manchester

A Greenish Man by SNOO WILSON starring Philip Donaghy as Troy with Harry Towb
Tony Rohr , Shay Gorman
Troy, a lively young man, not entirely Irish, comes to ask for compensation from the man who put the lead in his brain. But the Irish, he learns, are the most inventive race in the world.
Lighting KEN PAGE. Sound VIC GODRICH Designer MYLES LAXG
Producer W. STEPHEN GILBERT
Director TONY BICAT. BBC Birmingham

European Championship for Women
The grace, beauty and courage of Europe's top gymnasts will be put to the test tonight as teams from 22 countries contest this title, second only in importance to the World Championship.
The Soviet Union, the defending champions, should be strong enough to retain the title against the powerful Romanians and East Germans. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
TV presentation
DANISH TELEVISION SERVICE

Sixteen champion darts players' compete for the BBC2 Bullseye Trophy.
Featuring two first-round matches Tony Brown v Cliff Lazarenko Tony Sontag v Ron Davis
All four players are current England Internationals and took part in the 1979 World Championship. Introduced by PETER PURVES Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Producer NICK HUNTER BBC Manchester

Weather

(Que la Bête Meure) starring Michel Duchaussoy Caroline Cellier , Jean Yanne
A selection of some of the best foreign films shown on BBC2 in the last three years.
When Charles Thenier first decides to hunt and kill the hit-and-run driver who caused the death of his son, he sees it as a kind of divine retribution. Gradually, however, the anticipation of his revenge becomes more and more pleasurable until, face to face with his victim, Thenier finds himself reluctant to end the chase.
Script by PAUL GEGAUFF based on the novel The Beast Must Die by NICHOLAS BLAKE
Directed by CLAUDE CHABROL. Films- p 23 (A French film with English sub-titles)