A series of ten films for student nurses.
6: In Ante-natal Care
The essence of ante-natal care is regular screening to identify medical risks during pregnancy before they become problems.
Director ROBERT ALBURY
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Book (same title), 11.10, from bookshops

Today in Brighton the conference of the Confederation of British Industry opens. BBC2 cameras will bring live coverage of key debates.
Reporter Vincent Hanna with special contributions from Lord Kearton
Conference reports on Ceefax

Story: Gingerbread Man (trad) Presenters
Sarah Long , Christopher Bramwell

Further live coverage from Brighton

A practical guide to everyday writing, with seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling.

A series of programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people to get more out of life. Presented by BRIAN RIX
Let's Go and Find a Hobby
Directed by CHRIS LONGLEY
Series producer GORDON CROTON Notes for parents and teachers, 65p. inc postage, available from [address removed]

The last of five programmes in which writers of science-fiction talk about their work - the imaginative futures that are becoming the characteristic literature of our technological age. Anne McCaffrey
Best-selling author and creator of a fantasy world where genetically engineered dragons and their riders fight an enemy which threatens to destroy their ordered medieval society,
Director FRANK ASH
Producer BRENDA HORSFIELD

The last of four programmes Insiders and Outsiders
Should careers teachers be finding jobs for their pupils? Should careers officers work in the classroom?
BRIAN REDHEAD looks at the respective roles of teachers and careers service.
Researcher MIKE HUTCHINSON Producer IAN WOOLF
For background notes, send large sae to: [address removed]

The master comedian from the golden age of silent comedy, in excerpts from the films that thrilled and entertained a generation. Love transforms Harold from sissy into hero in Grandma's Boy and he learns the art of survival when he accidentally lands in jail in Pinched.
Television version written by PETER DURSTON
Produced by BOB HOAG

A series in 14 parts from the books by JAMES HERRIOT starring and with Peter Davison and Carol Drinkwater 5: Judgment Day
Adapted by BRIAN FINCH
The Darrowby Show, an annual event, is usually an occasion for some festivity, except when James takes on the job of duty vet and Tristan falls for a buxom barmaid. But it is left to Siegfried to try to maintain the honour of the practice....
Music composed by JOHNNY PEARSON Producer BILL SELLARS
Directed bv CHRISTOPHER BARRY

The first in a series of seven programmes made by young people for young people. Tonight's programme comes from Southend.
' If you are jolly, clean-cut and fun-loving you may not need Something Else ... but if you're jolly, fun-loving and into sex 'n' drugs 'n' rock 'n' roll, you won't be disappointed. Tonight's show includes a look at Southend past and present, glue-sniffing, some funny gags, and rock music in the studio from Dexy's Midnight Runners and The Regulators.'
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

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

Alfred Perks , Jack-of-all-Trades
Alfred Perks, farmer and wheel-wright, has been kept so busy by his neighbours in Shropshire that in 30 years he has never been away from his workshop for more than two days at a time. He mends their carts, barns and water wheels, repairs the jumps on the racecourse, refits the pews in the chapel, looks after the church clock and dispatches the dead in coffins wrought by his own fastidious hand. Narrator DERYCK GUYLER
Film editor PETER GIBBS
Written and produced by DON HAWORTH BBC Manchester

Third of eight programmes starring Des O'Connor playing host to some of the finest entertainment talent. Tonight's special guests are from Ireland:
Val Doonican , Gemma Craven from America: George Miller
Orchestra directed by COLIN KEYES Programme associate NEIL SHAND
Sound HUGH BARKER. Lighting ERIC WALLIS Designer GRAHAM LOUGH
Executive producer JAMES MOIR Producer BRIAN PENDERS

Behind the Horoscope
Astrology is booming. Over 15 million of us read our daily stars -with a sneaking suspicion they may be right. More and more people are consulting astrologers for advice. But recently a group of eminent scientists denounced astrology as a dangerous and irrational superstition.
Which view is right? What are the origins of astrology? How does a modern astrologer construct a horoscope chart? Does such character analysis and forecasting stand up to scientific tests?
Horizon takes a cool look at the evidence - in particular the work of a French psychologist whose surprising results have stirred up a transatlantic row among sceptical scientists.
Narrator PAUL BACON
Film editor GERRY POMEROY
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES Written and produced by TONY EDWARDS

The third of five films by directors making their drama television debut.
Rabbit Pie Day by TIM ROSE PRICE with As World War II draws to a close, thousands of captured Russian soldiers unwillingly work for the Germans. When they are freed by the Allied advance in Europe some find themselves in England - and they like it. The Major of one camp foresees problems should they have to go back; but as he says ' They're only going home after all!' - but home to what?
Photographed by KEN WESTBURY Film editor ROBIN SALES Script editor JOHN AMIEL Designer GERRY SCOTT Producer TERRY COLES
Director JONATHAN LEWIS

with Peter Snow , Charles Wheeler , John Tusa and Peter Hobday , the latest news and weather from LINDA ALEXANDER , plus Sports results from DAVID ICKE.
Producer JOHN HOLME
Directors ALEX SAWARD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editors
GEORGE WALKER and JOHN MAHONEY Deputy editor RONAI.D NEIL Editor GEORGE CAREY

Hot off the Eurovision link from East Berlin comes tonight's news. Presented by CORINNA SCHNABEL
Director PETER DAVIDSON
Producer BARBARA DERKOW