10.10 The First Years of Life: The World at One

10.35 Energy in the Home: Cutting Your Losses

11.0 The OU General Assembly 1981

(to 11.50)

Death of the Dinosaurs
A sudden and mysterious catastrophe 65 million years ago wiped out three-quarters of all life on earth - including the dinosaurs. Recently an intriguing theory has been proposed that the killer came from space....
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by john GROOM

The Multi Broadcast Ice Dance Championship of Great Britain from Nottingham Ice Stadium
JAYNE TORVILL and CHRISTOPHER DEAN make their last competitive appearance before they defend their European and World Championship titles.
A chance to see other couples who have helped to strengthen British claims that we are once again the leading nation at ice dancing. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Producer DAVID KENNING

A feature film in four parts starring
Ludmila Savelyeva Sergei Bondarchuk
The second part of Sergei Bon darchuk's Academy Award-winning film begins in 1810 with Natasha now old enough to attend her first ball. There she dances with Prince Andrei Bolkonsky who falls in love with her - and so, too, does his friend, Pierre Bezukhov.
(For cast see page 27)

Ireland r Australia
Highlights of yesterday's International from Dublin Commentator
BILL MCLAREN
Also highlights of the second Test in Paris between FRANCE and NEW ZEALAND. NIGEL-STARMER-SMITH commentates on this match and brings news and views of the weekend's rugby.
Television presentation in Dublin RTE Television presentation in Paris FRENCH TV SERVICE
Series producer Huw JONES

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest; plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widiake and Valerie Singleton Britain's most popular business programme reporting from far and near on money large and small. Including this week a special Moneymaker feature.
The latest unemployment figures are due to be published next Tuesday. The Money Programme examines how the thousands who lose their jobs should manage their redundancy pay.
Producer LF.A SELLERS
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor DAVID LLOYD

A kind of love story.
This film celebrates the warmth, affection and enthusiasm that women of all ages, and from every background, feel for their horses. It gathers together a rich and varied collection of characters. To many of them, horses have brought fun and happiness; to some, heartbreak. Few are conventionally ' horsey ' people, but all share this unbridled passion.
In Suffolk, a lady farrier shoes heavy horses. In Lancashire, a mounted policewoman is engulfed by football fans. A London messenger girl looks for a space to park. In Lincolnshire a church organist, knocked out on Easter Day, and thrown again on Easter Monday, climbs on for more. And in Hampshire a housewife who has given way to temptation five times already wonders if this time she can resist.
Narrator CANDIDA LYCETT GREEN
Researchers
ANN BARNETT , BELINDA GILES Film cameraman IAN STONE
Sound recordist SIMON WILSON Film editor EDWARD Roberts Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

I Pagliacci by LEONCAVALLO (sung in English)
In the third of four programmes
Sir Geraint Evans works with young singers on the portrayal of character in a compelling story of passion and tragedy among a troop of strolling players. In this opera there is a double characterisation, for the ' real life ' relationships of the players are mirrored in the play they act out before the villagers; with ELIZABETH BRICE as Nedda LANCEFORD ROBERTS as Canio PAUL WILSON as Tonio JOHN CASHMORE as Silvio CHRISTOPHER GILLETT as Beppe
Scenes staged by CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW Repetiteur INGRID SURGENOR Make-up WENDY MARLES
. Sound HARRY THOMAS
Lighting OLIVER DYER
Designer PAULINE HARRISON Producer DAVID RUCKTON

Germany Under the British
A series of five programmes which looks at British rule in Germany after the Second World War.
Written by PATRICK O'DONOVAN Narrated by Leo McKern 4: Make Germany Pay
At the 1945 Potsdam Conference the Allies allowed defeated Germany a standard of living somewhat below that of 1936. Surplus capacity was to be shared out as reparations. With heavy industry concentrated in their Zone, the British carried out the largest share of the controversial industrial dismantling policy. There were suspicions that the opportunity was being taken to eliminate future competitors in world markets. Cabinet minutes now shed some light on this.
But an unproductive Germany became an intolerable burden on the conquering taxpayers. In the end they had to make Germany pay - for itself. Among those taking part: Major-General Sir Alec Bishop Ernst-Christian von Werthen The Earl of Longford
Sir Frank Roberts , Lance Pope
Film editor LARRY TOFT
Producer PATRICIA MEEHAN

Presenter Jeremy James Commentator JOHN BEARD
The Americans continue to whittle away the British lead in this first-ever televised bridge tournament. At stake is the Grand Slam Trophy. The players:
Pat Davies and Nicola Gardener (UK) v
Matthew Granovetter and Neil Silverman (usa) Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue (UK) v Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss (USA)
Designer CHRIS ROBILLIARD Director JILL MARSHALL
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

A serial in ten parts Part 6 by KEN TAYLOR
Against the Pope's will, Cesare has caused a rift between Rome and the Kingdom of Naples by the assassination of Lucrezia's second husband. While she mourns at Nepi, he has arranged a secret meeting with another enemy of Naples.
The Borgia (record REP 428, cassette zcn 428), from retailers
Ceefax subtitles on page 270

Starring Dustin Hoffman, Barbara Harris

Actually Kellerman is Georgie Solloway, successful rock musician - or rather the mysterious 'stranger' who inhabits his inner mind. This unusual serio-comedy mixes fantasy and reality in its portrait of 24 hours in the life of a man at a crisis point in his career and existence.
Dustin Hoffman gives a characteristically exuberant performance as the schizophrenic Georgie.