JIMMY YOUNG'S
Guide to Everyday Maths
A series of ten programmes 4: More About Decimals
Sketches by CHRIS MILLER
Production ANNA JACKSON , CHRIS JELLET

A series of five programmes 4: A Second Start
Director SALLY KIRKWOOD Producer IAN WOOLF

A. series of 19 programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people get more out of life.
10: Let's Go to the Centre Presented by BRIAN RIX
Directed by CHRIS LONGLEY
Series producer GORDON CROTON

Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 4: The Mandate Begins
Production assistant CAROLINE pick Producer ROGER OWEN

Ten programmes.
Sue Cook reports on buying a second-hand car with Tom Boswell. Brian Redhead looks at the legal side with the help of David Tench.

A series of four programmes 3: Teachers in Industry
BRIAN REDHEAD talks to four senior teachers who were seconded to work for a year in industry.
Researcher MIKE HUTCHINSON Producer IAN WOOLF
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He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown

Distant Voices
James Burke looks for clues that lead to one of the modern world's most indispensable inventions.
He asks: What's the connection between the Battle of Hastings and the muck that the Chinese found in pigsties, or between the invention of the barometer and the pleasures of the Electrico-Celestial Bed - and how does the result of those connections help prevent World War III? '
Produced by MICK JACKSON and DAVID KENNARD

A series of ten programmes in which BARBARA WOODHOUSE demonstrates her own quick method of training dogs and their owners. 4: The Down
This is one of the most important exercises of all. If a dog goes down on command and stays down, then it is completely under the owner's control. Barbara Woodhouse shows the three methods she uses.
Producer PETER RIDING

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

The Mind's Eye
On the retina, at the back of your eye, there is a sort of picture, and it is upside down. So if seeing was a simple matter of watching pictures in your head, you'd have to stand on your head to see the world normally.
Even more important, the 'picture ' is confused, ambiguous and in constant motion. Yet, as we move we know where we are, how we're moving, and we can describe the things we see.
The scientists have only just begun to unravel the mysteries of how we see lines, depth, colour and motion. The little they do know may turn your world upside down.
Narrator COLIN BLAKEMORE
Film cameraman BRIAN HALL Video effects A. j. MITCHELL Film editors
JOHN STOTHART. ROY SHARMAN Music composed by MALCOLM CLARKE
BBC Radiophonic Workshop Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES Written and produced by MARTIN FREETK

starring Tim Brooke-Taylor
Graeme Garden
Bill Oddie with BALLARD BERKELEY, ROLAND MACLEOD NORMAN MITCHELL , GUY DEGHY
It's the 1980 Olympics with the host nation Great Britain against the Rest of the World. Brooke-Taylor for GB, Garden and Oddie for RoW. Results - incredible.
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and BILL ODDIE Music by BILL ODDIE and DAVE MACRAE Designer ANDREW H. DAVIES Directed by BOB SPIERS
Produced by jim FRANKLIN

starring Des O'Connor who plays as host to some of the finest entertainment talent from Britain and America.
Tonight's special guests are from Los Angeles: David Letterman from Tuskegee, Alabama: Pearly Gates from London:
Bernie Winters
Orchestra directed by COLIN KEYES Programme associate NEIL SHAND Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM Designer ANNA RIDLEY
Executive producer james mois Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

The Third Test from
Adelaide RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the day's play.
Television presentation 9 NETWORK. Australia Producer NICK HUNTER

A series of 20 programmes
Learn a little Russian and look at daily life in the Soviet Union.
The Russian Alphabet, part 3
Also, how to find your way around Moscow with one simple question; games Russians play: a look at Russian sport.
Presented by Tanya Feifer, George Feifer, Edward Ochagavia, Tatyana Vedeneeva

Records, pack of three, £10.64, or cassettes, pack of three, £9.48; book, £5.50, available from February, from bookshops

The first edition of the BBC's new programme of news and current affairs which will tell you what's going on in the world and why.
Peter Snow is joined by Peter Hobday, Charles Wheeler and John Tusa to lead the team which will assess each day's most significant events, present special reports from the BBC's correspondents at home and abroad, and investigations into what's going on behind the headlines by Newsnight's own team of reporters.
Up-to-the-minute summaries from Fran Morrison in the newsroom; sports news each night from David Davies ; and the latest, weather report at 11.15

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[Photo caption] Peter Snow says: 'If, like me you've felt there's been a growing need for a longer, more reflective look at our day's news on British television, then Newsnight is what you've been waiting for. It is the first time the BBC has combined its news and current affairs resources to provide this in-depth programme at a regular time at the end of the evening. Our task as Newsnight's team will be not just to present the news, but to analyse and illustrate the main stories of the day more thoroughly than ever before. Newsnight will use all the speed and diversity of television techniques in the 80s to bring viewers the more extended and perceptive coverage which they will be demanding.'

Tonight sees the start of a new news/current affairs programme presented by a regular team lead by Fran Morrison, Peter Snow, John Tusa, Charles Wheeler and Peter Hobday. Newsnight: 10.45

Lene Lovich
LENE LOVICH has now emerged as one of the most original performers in rock music.

Lyndon Brook reads The Island by J. c. HALL