6.40 Deep Sea Container Ports
7.5 Roman Pots
7.30 Seeing through Drawings
Jimmy Young's Guide to Everyday Maths
A series of ten programmes
Reading the 24-hour clock is one of the most confusing things about time-tables.
With Ray Lonnen and Mandy More
For information about local classes in basic maths, ring [number removed] (England); [number removed] (Scotland); [number removed] (Wales); [number removed] (Northern Ireland)
Book (same title), ã2.50, from bookshops
Five programmes which aim to help the families of disabled people, with Tony Northmore
Because of the bewildering number of caring services, many parents of handicapped children are unaware of assistance and benefits.to which they are entitled.
Story: "The Line that Caught the Bumps" by Judy Whitfield
A series of 19 programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people get more out of life.
Presented by Brian Rix
Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute.
In 1948 the new State of Israel faced defeated but hostile neighbours. The second war in the conflict breaks out in 1956. From now on the super-powers are involved.
A series of ten programmes
Buying on your doorstep or in your own home can be a way of losing a lot of money on something you don't really want, especially if the salesman is unscrupulous.
Brian Redhead and David Tench help you cope.
Book (same title): £2.30,from bookshops
Book (same title), £3.75, from Bookshops
A series of five programmes
A scheme devised by the County Advisory Panel of teachers and advisers which operates throughout Oxfordshire and is illustrated in action at Banbury School, John Mason School, Abingdon, and Henry Box School, Witney
A booklet giving details of the organisation, languages and staffing of the departments in the series; together with comment from individual heads of department; is obtainable, sop from Cilt, [address removed]
4.50 The Research Idea
5.15 Renaissance and Reformation
A comedy cartoon series in which ordinary Charlie Brown is only one step behind his extraordinary friends and, of course, Snoopy the dog.
Thunder in the Skies
James Burke takes a look at 2,000 years of human ingenuity. In the sixth of ten historical detective stories, he searches for the clues that link yesterday's amazing inventions to our modern-day world. This week he asks: ' What's the connection between skating on the Thames and making love in private, or between the invention of soda-water and the scent-spray - and how does that connection lead to package tours to Majorca? '
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.
Dogs that jump up, dogs that won't walk on a lead, dogs that attack lorries are all problems to their owners. In this programme Barbara Woodhouse shows how these and other problems can usually be cured in just a few minutes.
including a news summary with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
A series featuring the best of contemporary British and American rock bands. Each week's recording takes place on a college campus in front of an audience of students.
This week: Spyro Gyra from Leeds University
Introduced by Pete Drummond
Starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie
Special guests Geoffrey Palmer, Andrew Ray
1940 BESIEGED STOP HOW DID CHURCHILL WIN THE WAR QUERY ONLY NOW CAN IT BE TOLD STOP AND ONLY THREE SMALL BOYS CAN TELL IT SEMI COLON REUTERS
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and BILL ODDIE
Music by BILL ODDIE AND DAVE MACRAE
Designer ANDREW H DAVIES Directed by BOB SPIERS Producer JIM FRANKLIN
Starring Des O'Connor
Who plays host to some of the finest entertainment talent from Britain and America Des sings, jokes and talks in the company of his guests from both sides of the Atlantic.
Tonight's special guests are from Los Angeles Ronnie Sehell, from South Wales Iris Williams, from London Dickie Henderson.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
A series of 20 programmes 6: Buying things. Pick up the basic language for going shopping in the USSR. A look, too, at how Russians themselves shop around - what do they buy and how much does it cost? Finally, Episode 1 of Goodbye Summer,
a story about everyday life in Moscow designed to develop your understanding of spoken Russian.
Presented by TANYA FEIFER GEORGE FEIEER EDWARD OCHAGAVIA
TATTSNA VEDENEEVA with CATYA VENEVITINOVA SLAVA BOGACHOV
BEATON
SIDWELL
Peter SnowPeter Hobday ,
John Tusa and Charles Wheeler report and analyse the significant events of the day, with Newsnight's own team of reporters and BBC correspondents. Weather and Sports news at 11.15* from Fran Morrison and David Davies.
Doputy editor RONALD NEIL
Editor GEORGE CAREY
