10.35 Countdown to the OU: Programme 1

11.0 The First Years of Life - On the Way

11.25 Energy in the Home - That's the Way the Money Goes

Spend and Prosper A portrait of John Maynard Keynes

Dramatic winter sports action featuring the world's top ski racers in high-speed competition in the World Cup.
Men's Downhill Men's Slalom from Garmisch-Partenkirchen
The Canadians will again challenge the Austrian and Swiss downhillers, while in slalom. Sweden's INGEMAR STENMARK will be the man to beat on the Bavarian slopes where he became a double world champion in 1978. Commentator DAVID VINE
Television presentation by the GERMAN TELEVISION SERVICE Producer JIM RESIDE
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

A series of 13 programmes Written and presented by Robert Kee 6: Parnell
Extracts from this programme appear 'n the LISTENER dated 8 January

The Embassy World Professional
Championship
Ex-World Champions, JOHN LOWE (England) and LEIGHTON REES (Wales) play their first round matches this afternoon. Lowe - the 1979 champion and No 3 Seed this year-plays the up-and-coming Scotsman, ANGUS ROSS. Rees - Champion in 1978 and No 11 Seed - takes on TIM BROWN from Australia
PETER PURVES introduces the best of the action from both these games together with the news and results of: ALLAN HOGG (Canada) v LES CAPE-WELL (England); CERI Morgan (Wales) v DOUG MCCARTHY (England) Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Producers NICK HUNTER. BILL TAYLOR KEITH PHILLIPS , MIKE ADLEY

A digest of the news of the week with sub-titles for those who cannot hear. With Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton including The Reagan Way
Paul Barry reports from the United States on the economic policies that a new Republican administration is likely to pursue and asks what effect these policies will have on us in Europe.
Producer BRUCE TODD Editor DAVID LLOYD
MONEY MATTERS: page 89

To Free an Eagle
Narrated by ANTHONY VALENTINE
The monkey-eating eagle of the Philippines is one of the most rare and powerful birds of prey in the world.
It inhabits the remotest jungles and has never been filmed before. In a two-year expedition a small team of Americans called FREE (Films and Research for an Endangered Environment), found eagles' nests and made a remarkable film as part of an effort to save this spectacular bird, which, as it turned out, was wrongly named!
Filmed and directed by FREE BBC television presentation:
Film editors JIM CRYAN , robin INGER Producer RICHARD BROCK Series editors
PETER JONES , ANTHONY ISAACS. BBC Bristol

Weather

Ideas and Illustrations
David Gentleman is distinguished both as an artist and as a designer. Painting has taken him on travels round the world. Design has made his work familiar to two-and-a-half-thousand million people who have bought his stamps. In this film he talks about books, posters and graphics and is seen drawing and painting in the cornfields of Suffolk and on the wooded slopes of the Severn Gorge at Ironbridge in Shropshire.
Narrator JOHN READ
Film cameraman ken willicombe Film editor ANGUS NEWTON
Rostrum cameraman IVOR RICHARDSON Produced ty JOHN READ

The first of four programmes Owain Arwel Hughes conducts and introduces the music of Bach, Bizet, Handel, Lalo, Massenet, Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Wagner. with Linda Esther Gray , Robert Tear Halle Orchestra leader MARTIN MILNER Halle Choir chorus-master RONALD FROST
An outside broadcast from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester
Produced by john VERNON

The Embassy
World Professional Championship
JOCKY WILSON , the BBC2 Bullseye Champion and No 7 Seed, is in action this evening against GORDON ALLPRESS (New
Zealand). News of the World
Champion, STEFAN LORD (Sweden), plays KEVIN WHITE (Australia).
TONY BROWN , the No 2 Seed, has a difficult match against fellow Englishman PAUL GOSLING.
peter PURVES introduces these hrstround matches with news of the game between LUCMARREEL (Belgium) and JAN LARSEN (Denmark)

A four-part screenplay by CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON , from the novel by MALCOLM BRADBURY starring
2: October 3rd 1972 (am)
The Kirk seminar - an advanced scholastic encounter with George Carmody , the perfect teaching aid and the only boy in the university with a trouser press. For Howard, a bonus in confronting the liberal establishment. But first there's the party to be scrutinised with Flora, and indeed Annie and Felicity ... Music
GEORGE FENTON
Outside broadcast lighting DICK BENTLEY Studio lighting PETER BOOTH Designer GAVIN DAVIS
Producer MICHAEL WEARING Director ROBERT KNIGHTS BBC Birmingham

starring James Mason with Susan George , Diana Coupland Rodney Bewes , Hannah Gordon
Rafe Crompton , an engineer at a Bolton cotton mill, is a kindly but firm man who believes in order, discipline and the right way to bring up his family. During the course of one weekend his intransigent attitude brings about a confrontation with them.
Screenplay by BILL NAUGHTON. based on his own play
Produced by MICHAEL MEDWIN Directed by PETER HAMMOND Films; page 22