Eight documentary films featuring practising supervisors.
3: I'm in Charge
Assistant producer SALLY KIRKWOOD
Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Notes for the series available by sending a large sae to: Supervisors[address removed]

Don't Buy it if
You Don't Like it
Has a shop assistant ever persuaded you to buy something you don't really want or need?
Speak for Yourself aims to help you use English effectively in all sorts of everyday situations. Presenters INDIRA JOSHI , BURT KWOUK , ISLA ST CLAIR , MARINA SIRTIS and TREVOR THOMAS help you to cope firmly but politely with the pressures of shopping.
With PATRICIA BRAKE
JANE WENHAM , PAT COOMBS
Directors SUSANNA CAPON. JEREMY ORLEBAR
Producer BARBARA DERKOW
For more information on today's topic, in 13 languages, phone [number removed]

Story: Idle Jack (traditional)
Presenters Elizabeth Millbank Andrew Secombe

A practical guide to everyday writing with seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling. Today there's help with diaries and calendars.
Presented by BARRY TOOK, with MICHAEL GAMBON and ZENA WALKER
Sketches written by ANDY HAMILTON and BARRY PILTON
Director JULIAN STENHOUSE
Producer CAROLINE PICK (First shown BBCl) Adults wanting help with reading, writing or spelling: in England ring [number removed], or write to Write Away, PO Box 7, London W3 6XJ: in Wales ring [number removed]. or write to Write Away, PO Box 9. Caerphilly, Mid-Glamorgan, or in North Wales ring [number removed]9: in Scotland ring [number removed], or write to Write Away, Network, Dowanhill, 74 Victoria Crescent Road, Glasgow G12 9JN; in Northern Ireland ring [number removed], or write to Write Away, Room 208 Bedford Street. Belfast BT2 7FE.

ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL
RALPH BATES and MEGS JENKINS in Kail by ALMA CULLEN
' We pay for you to work, Kay. Your job is one of our luxuries.' Wife, mother and working woman, Kay worries about the price of dividing herself into three. With JO ROWBOTTOM
MICHAEL J. JACKSON , VERONICA DORAN
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Ten programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people to get more out of life.
Presented by BRIAN RIX
3: Let's Go to the Hostel
Being considerate, sharing the work.
Assistant producer ROSANNA HIBRERT
Producer CHARLES PASCOE
Let's Go notes for parents and teachers 15p, inc postage, from [address removed]. 35mm slide packs (£27.60, plus 87p postage) from MENCAP, [address removed] or from Scottish Society for the Mentally Handicapped, [address removed]

A series of ten films.
3: Factory Flower Office Lady
This is a story of two working girls, and their impressions of a young woman's opportunities and expectations in Japan today.
Directed by LIBBY HALLIDAY
Produced by HOWARD SMITH
Book (same title), £7.50, from- retailers

Four films about TV and its impact. 2: The Truth Game (part 1)
Crime drama series have changed greatly in style over the years. How far do they affect people's views of the police?
Introduced by FRED EMERY
Producer JOHN RADCLIFFE

The third of ten case studies in multi-cultural education.

The State Express
World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v Australia
DAVID VINE introduces this afternoon's matches.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON
Summarisers JOHN PULMAN , REX WILLIAMS

from the Royal Albert Hall, London. Ray Moore introduces more highlights from the last season of Schools Prom, which, as usual, features tomorrow's musicians today.
(The Schools Prom is organised by THE times in conjunction with Commercial Union Assurance)
Director DEREK JEWELL
Producer LARRY WESTLAND
Lighting BERT OATEN
Sound JEFF BAKER
Television presentation KEN GRIFFIN

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

A documentary film series about life in some of Britain's cities as seen by a few of the people who live in them.
From Cambridge 4:The Don's Tale
Hugh Sykes Davies has known Cambridge for more than half a century. As an undergraduate he was a member of the exclusive Apostles' Club at the same time as Guy Burgess and Anthony Blunt. As a Fellow of St John's he has seen many changes in the character of both town and gown.
Film editor IAN BROWN
Producer DOUGLAS SALMON
Executive producer JAMES DEWAR.
BBC East

World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v Australia
STEVE DAVIS won the United Kingdom title in December last year, and since then has dominated the snooker scene with a succession of championship victories, including the world title in April. He captains an England team of DAVID TAYLOR and JOHN SPENCER , who many believe will wrest the team title from Wales this year. Australia, always fighters in the sporting field, have EDDIE CHARLTON , PADDY MORGAN and IAN ANDERSON , in a team that will not be overawed by England's might.
TV presentation KEITH PHILLIPS , MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK HUNTER ,

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 Britain
Terry Wogan , Cleo Laine from America Jay Leno
Orchestra directed by COLIN KEYES
Programme associate NEIL SHAND
Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting ERIC WALLIS.
Designer BOB COVE
Executive producer JAMES MOIR
Producer BRIAN PENDERS
Terry Wogan presents Blankety Blank on BBC1, Thursday at 7.55

The last of the series of six comedy programmes starring Richard Stilgoe and Ron Bain , Miriam Margolyes Roger Sloman , Tracey UHman and featuring Kevin Turvey
This week A Kick Up the Eighties looks at Leisure
So why not sit down in your favourite armchair, put your feet up and go to sleep - it's much better for you than watching television.
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY
Costume designer KIRSTIE COLAM
Sound BRIAN DEWAR
Script editor COLIN GILBERT
Executive producer SEAN HARDIE
Producer TOM GUTTERIDGE.
BBC Scotland

Butterflies or Barley?
Do you remember the English countryside? A jumbled patchwork of small fields, hedgerows, woods -small scale, peaceful, varied? In many places today both peace and variety have gone. From
Hertfordshire to Lincolnshire, England has become a rural food-factory Farmers, backed by generous grants, are urged to squeeze every penny out of their land, and science and technology help them to do so. With large profits on offer, hedges and trees stand little chance. And when landscapes vanish, habitats vanish: the corncrake and large blue butterfly have already gone; 45 of our remaining 60 butterflies are under threat. Is loss of these the price we have to pay for burgeoning food production? Who are the real winners and the real losers in the conflict of the English countryside? Narrator MARGARET HOWARD
Film editor ELLIN HARE
Editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER RILEY

The State Express
World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
England v Australia
STEVE DAVIS , DAVID TAYLOR and JOHN SPENCER are expected to qualify for the Final next Sunday. Australians EDDIE CHARLTON , PADDY MORGAN and IAN ANDERSON will Of course be hoping to defy the odds. DAVID VINE introduces this evening's frames.

with Peter Snow, John Tusa , Peter Hobday and Donald MacCormick; plus the latest news and weather from Louise Batchelor and Margaret Hounsell and the sports results from David Icke.
Producer JOHN HOLME
Directors ALEX SAWARD , JOHN WILKINSON
Assignment editors CLIVE SYDDALL, JOHN MAHONEY
Deputy editor DAVID DICKINSON
Editor RON NEIL

England v Australia
DAVID VINE with further coverage and the result of today's match.

Hot off the Eurovision link from East Berlin comes tonight's news, giving you a chance to develop your understanding of the German language and a German view of events. With CORINNA SCHNABEL
Programme consultant WERNER KASTOR
Director JANE BARANGA
Producer BARBARA BERKOW