6.40 Oil

7.5 Statistics: Using Computers

7.30 Maths: Differential Equations

Story: The Line Who Caught Bumps by JUDY WHITFIELD Guest dancers Kate Harrison
Anthony van Laast Presenters
Chlbe Ashcroft , Johnny Ball

5.15 Air Traffic Control

5.40 The Roaring Silence

6.5 Two Yorkshire Families

6.30 Pearl Harbor

The Dot and the Line
Once upon a time there was a straight line hopelessly in love with a dot....
Narrated by ROBERT MORLEY Directed by CHUCK JONES An MGM cartoon

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

Part 3: A series of ten Droeramincs presented by Delia Smith Offal
Many people will be surprised to find just how cheap, nutritious and delicious offal meats such as liver and kidney can be. In this programme DELIA SMITH gives advice on buying offal meats and prepares a number of tasty recipes.
Director PAULA GILDER Producer PETER RIDING
COOKERY COURSE: 3 page 77
Daily recipes on Ceejax

award-winning documentary from
Australia starring
The Drama Group of the Lorna Hodgkinson Sunshine Home
November 1979. Forty mentally handicapped people stepped into the limelight of the Sydney Opera House and gave a moving performance inspired and nurtured by ALDO GENNARO , the group's art therapist.
Sadly, the film's revelation that the mentally handicapped can have the same social and emotional needs as the rest of us resulted in the dismissal of Gennaro and the matron of the home, with a ban on any future public performances.
Directed by CHRIS NOONAN
A EINNABURRA FILM CUMPANY production

starring
Kirk Douglas , Adolphe Menjou
The first in a season of films covering many different aspects of war is based on an actual incident of World War I. Ordered into an attack against an impregnable German position, the French troops fall back after only a few yards. General Mireau, who sees every skirmish in terms of his own prestige, decides to court martial three men, chosen at random, for cowardice. Their commander, Colonel Dax, defends them and discovers that political fighting can be just as deadly as the front line.
Screenplay by STANLEY KUBRICK , CALDER WILLINGHAM and JIM THOMPSON based on a novel by HUMPHREY COBB
Director STANLEY KUBRICK ( Black and white)
Films. page 10

The Biggest Theft of All
Every day the shops are open they lose over £l million to theft; it has been described as ' a great train robbery every 36 hours'. And of course, we all pay higher prices to cover these losses. For some, shoplifting is an almost full-time occupation. They regard the risk of arrest as an occupational hazard. For others being caught leaves an indelible mark on an otherwise blameless life. Why do they do it?
Michael Dean talks to the innocent and the guilty, to store managers and the police. He examines some of the myths - for example that most shoplifters are women — and asks how can we stop a crime that is costing all of us more each year.
Producers MATTHEW SALWAY
RUTH JACKSON
Editor TIM SLKSSOR