11.0 S101 Preparatory Maths
11.15 The Pre-school Child
11.40 Consumer Decisions
12.5 Countdown to the OU: 4
starring Chris Harris
Act 2: The Professor ... 1850
' Powell's Puppets ... a family tradition and I hate it. Trapped inside a canvas coffin with 12 corpses. All the audience ever see of me is my hands.'
(Act 3 on Tuesday at 6.5 pm)
The John Player First Round Leicester v Orrell
Cup-holders Leicester start their defence with seven English internationals, including their captain PETER WHEELER , available for selection. Orrell, however, will be undaunted in taking on such a talented side, and with England's wing JOHN CARLETON in great form another shock result is always possible. Commentator at Leicester NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer IIUW JONES
featuring The World Cup
Men's Downhill and Men's Slalom from Chamonix, France
Just over two weeks to the Winter Olympic Games -and the final chance for the top contenders to prove their form before leaving for Lake Placid.
Commentator DAVID vine
TV presentation by the FRENCH TV SERVICE Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
The Third Test from Adelaide
Plus a visual commentary with Peter Woods
Peter Hobday reports from Belfast. Every year the Government puts £2,000,000,000 into Northern Ireland. Yet it remains one of the most depressed regions of Western Europe. Diane Harron and John Watkinson consider how much the bombings and shootings of the last decade have undermined the economy of Northern Ireland and whether a political solution to the troubles can bring economic prosperity to the Province.
Deputy editor CLIVE SYDDALL Editor PAUL ELLIS
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Ciaran Madden , Colin Morris and Arthur Marshall
Penelope Keith , Donald Sinden Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director ALAN BELL
Producer JOHNNY DOWNES
A series of eight films in which David Attenborough goes to India and South-East Asia.
3: Land of the Cosmic Mountain
Two thousand years ago, on the high, misty slopes of active volcanoes, the people of Java built shrines for the spirits of their ancestors. With the coming of Indian religions, they re-dedicated their shrines to Shiva, the Hindu God of Destruction.
It was the beginning of a golden age of temple building which was to culminate in the creation of Borobudur, a giant man-made ' cosmic mountain ', a symbol in stone of the Buddhist path to enlightenment, then, as now, the largest monument in the southern hemisphere.
Today 95 per cent of Javanese are Muslims, but the sultans' palaces continue to nurture the serene classical dances which once came from India, and their celebrated shadow puppets are still revered as ancestral spirits.
Research LAURIEN BERKELEY, SUE HAYCOCK Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE
Book (same title), £15.50. from bookshops at the end o/ February
Weather
The world-renowned Welsh tenor sings a programme of ballads, songs, operetta and grand opera with guest
Janet Baker
Orchestra conducted by ROBIN STAPLETON
Designer MICHAEL WRIGHT Producer HYWEL WILLIAMS BBC Cymru/Wales
by JANE AUSTEN
Dramatised by FAY WELDON in five parts
3: Mr Bingley 's abrupt departure to London has hurt Jane deeply and Elizabeth is convinced the disagreeable Mr Darcy was to blame as surely as he was for the misfortunes of Mr Wickham-the most agreeable man Elizabeth ever saw.
Music composed by WILFRED JOSEPHS Make-up artist ELAINE SMITH
Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer JONATHAN POWELL Directed by CYRIL COKE
The dramatic and turbulent years of the Watergate crisis as seen by one man - John Dean. The last of four parts starring and 1973: As Dean begins his testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee, his relationship with the President deteriorates. For the first time, people are asking whether Nixon himself was involved in the cover-up, and the possibility of an impeachment has to be considered.
Written by STANLEY GREENBERG
Based on the books Blind Ambition by JOHN DEAN and Mo by MAUREEN DEAN Executive producer DAVID SUSSKIND Directed by GEORGE SCHAEFER
