4.25 S101 Preparatory Maths - Graphs

4.40 Technology - Facts are not Enough

5.5 The First Years of Life - Clash!

Stan and Ollie demonstrate how not to erect a radio aerial.
A Hal Roach film

[Starring] George Formby
Keep Fit continues a season of films starring the great Lancashire comedian with Kay Walsh, Guy Middleton.

When the local paper, The County Echo, starts a 'Keep Fit' campaign young George Green finds himself in a competition more suited to less skinny mortals But the real competition is against the bullying Hector for the hand of the lovely Joan.
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including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-heanng, followed by Weather

Paymasters of Europe?
Today the leaders of the nine Common Market states meet in Dublin. Top of their agenda is Britain's complaint that membership is costing too much, and that we are rapidly becoming the paymasters of Europe.
Donald MacCormick looks at the wider background of the current row, and assesses the economic gains and losses of our six years in the EEC.
Producer COLIN MARTIN
Deputy editor PETER CERESOLE Editor PETER IBBOTSON

Tom Finney
Who would you name as England's greatest footballer-Keegan, Charlton, Matthews or perhaps Finney? Many experts believe that TOM FINNEY was the greatest player of them all. Tom won 76 England caps and played his club football at Preston, his home town. Desmond Lynam has been talking to the ' Preston Plumber ' who retired from football 25 years ago when he was earning just £20 a week, the maximum wage. Film editor HEFNY ZAKI Producer JEFF GODDARD

A new series of films by directors making their drama TV debut. Henry Intervening by CLIVE EXTON with Jerome Willis as Henry Procope Anne Stallybrass as June Procope
Today Henry's usually dull jour- i ney to work is eventful enough to catapult him into the headlines.
Photographed by JOHN MCGLASHAN Sound -by JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS Designer TONY CORNELL Producer GRAHAM BENSON Director ERNEST VINCZE

by the Labour Party
(Also on BBCt)

A new comedy series in which Kelly Monteith , one of America's brightest young comedians, joins a cast. of British performers to present his uniquely comic view of life.
Written by KELLY MONTEITH and NEIL SHAND and featuring
Gabrielle Drake with Ellis Dale
Michael Stainton
Music composed by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Lighting Eric WALLIS Designer
Richard MCMANON-SMITH Director STANLEY APPEL Producer JAMES MOIR

As Civil Aviation celebrates its 60th year, this series of seven programmes examines the impact of air travel on ourselves and the world we live in. Presented by Julian Pettifer
5: Travelling for Fun
Seven out of every ten people who fly are on holiday. Most pleasure-seekers are on package deals chasing the same ' unspoilt ' beaches, beauty spots, and places of interest. What does. air travel mean to them and to the places they visit? What is the social impact of millions of package air tourists descending on countries, large and small, developed and underdeveloped?
Travelling for Fun examines the advantages and disadvantages of mass air-tourism in a variety of spectacular and unusual locations, and questions a wide cross-section of people around the world about that dread subject ' tourist pollution '.
Film cameramen
JIM PEIRSON , NIGEL WALTERS
Film recordists
RON BKOWN , RON KEIGHTLSY Film editor DAVID LEE Executive producer RICHARD CAWSTON
Producer COLIN LUKE
Book (same title), £7.95, from bookshops Theme music to this programme on record RESL 72, from record shops

takes an optimistic look at the week, with his guests Barbara Dickson and her Band and Jeep
Director DEREK TOWERS
Producer KEN STEPHINSON BBC Manchester

Weather

GARY WATSON reads two poems The Reward by BARBARA PEAKE and Sheep by CHRISTOPHER MEREDITH