6.40 Maths - Ideas of Space

7.5 The Age of Oceanography

Story: Chilly folk by MICHAEL COLE Presenters
Libby Murray , Johnny Ball

Stan and Ollie get into another fine mess through their well-meaning efforts to help a drunken man home.
A Hal Roach film

with Frank Pettingell, Julien Mitchell
Schoolmaster William Potts is indignant when MI5 mistake him for a Nazi spy, but when the real one is captured even Potts admits that they look astonishingly alike. Soon the bewildered teacher is being parachuted into Germany as a 'double' for the infamous Muller - and then his problems really begin.
Films: page 19

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

Israel and Egypt are about to exchange ambassadors and open normal diplomatic relations for the first time. But major stumbling-blocks lie ahead in the status of the West Bank and the future of the Palestinians.
Keith Kyle reports from Jerusalem.
Producer COLIN MARTIN Editor PETER IBBOTSON

'The only antiques programme where the cracks are priceless ... Providing the cracks this week-and some shrewd guesses about several strange antiquities - are Spike Milligan and Patti Boulaye. They join the regulars Wilf Lunn and Debby Swallow with a team from South West Gas.
Julian Pettifer asks the questions.
Producer COLIN ROSE
Assistant producer IAN FELL
Editor JOHN SHEARER : BBC Bristol See Letters page

A series of ten documentary films set in one of Britain's top boarding schools for boys.
There are only two ways of meeting Radley College's school fees. You either pay for it all yourself, or you get someone else to pay it for you. For if boy is exceptionally gifted, the College will give him a scholarship, worth full fees, or a part thereof. Accordingly, parents who cannot afford £3,000 per annum attend to their sons brains, voices and personalities before sending them off on the Public School circuit, finely honed to catch the eye of academic and music staffs alike.
In this film, the Precentor of Radley Anthony Dowlen, trawls for talent in a shoal of prep-school boys, who are competing for music scholarships worth £20,000.

...doesn't so much make the hills alive; it sort of transfers tiny livestock to the unwashed. It all has to do with the fact that Hawkeye and B.J. refuse to take a bath until Charles stops playing his music. The whole business becomes rather unpleasant.
Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Mike Farrell as BJ Hunnicutt, with Harry Morgan as Colonel Potter, Loretta Swit as Hotlips, Jamie Farr as Klinger, David Ogden Stiers as Major Charles Winchester

Investigates, Discovers, Questions Each week a documentary programme that analyses an issue, a problem, or a row that concerns us all. This is your chance to examine the facts behind the headlines, the stories beyond the news, to hear questions you want asked, put to the men and women who have the answers.
Editor TIM SLESSOR

' Valiant, wrathful, utterly pagan people' is how the Vikings were described by one of their Irish victims. Certainly they spread terror throughout Europe, but they also spread ideas, skills and great craftsmanship, revealed in the Vikings exhibition which opened to the public at the British Museum today.
In tonight's outside broadcast, Magnus Magnusson visits the exhibition in the company of Dr
David Wilson, Director of the British Museum, and originator of this unique display of Viking life and times.
Lighting BERT OATEN
Sound BRIAN STRUGNELL Producer DAVID COLLISON Director ROBIN LOUGH
(Vikings!, a ten-part series, begins on BBC2 on Friday 21 March)

PETER SNOW , CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world: with investigations by Newsnight's own team of reporters into what's going on behind the headlines, plus at
11.15* an update on the day's major stories from FRAN MORRISON , the evening's sports results from DAVID DAVIES , and the weather.
Director ALEX SAWARD Editor GEORGE CAREY

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public.
This evening: Centre of Unemployment presented by Newcastle Trades Council Centre for the Unemployed
'Today in Britain more than 1,300,000 people are unemployed. In Newcastle, ten per cent of the working population are without a job. Are the unemployed "work shy"? Are they scrounging off the state? We show how workers have battled to keep their jobs and how once they've become unemployed the fight continues with the formation of a union for unemployed workers.'
Our address is: [address removed]
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

GABRIEL WOOLF reads RIP by ALAN GARNER