10.10 The Pre-School Child: Going Shopping

10.35 Governing Schools: the Interview

11.0 S101 Preparatory Maths: Graphs

(to 11.15)

A feature film in four parts starring Ludmila Savelyeva Sergei Bondarchuk
In the last part of Sergei Bondar chuk's epic film, Napoleon's army reaches Moscow and Pierre is imprisoned by the French. As the invaders loot the city, the Russians rally round General Kutuzov who directs a campaign of terror and guerrilla warfare at the French.
(For cast see page 27)

Swansea v The Australians
The Australians are back in Wales seven days before the international in Cardiff.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH brings news of this match as well as highlights of one of the Thorn EMI County Championship semi-finals and news of the weekend's rugby.
Commentator in Swansea
DAVID PARRY-JONES
Director DEWI GRIFFITHS
Series producer Huw JONES Rugby scores on Ceefax
Book, The World of Rugby, £6.25; theme music on Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCR 348); BBC video cassette, Harry Carpenter 's Videobook of Sport (BBCv 5011), £37.95, from retailers

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; the interesting and the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Jan Leeming
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton Britain's most popular business and financial programme reports from far and near on money, large and small.
Featuring this week: Ticket to Ride
A look at the increasingly cut-throat competition between inter-city train and coach services. And including Moneymaker
The weekly guide to the savings market.
Producer LEA SELLERS
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor DAVID LLOYD

A Prospect of Kew with Richard Mabey
Bananas in the Palm House, magnolias in spring, or a rare orchid - each one of us has our own vision of Kew.
But plants are more than just beautiful, they're essential to our survival. And in a world where every day one plant species may face extinction, the Royal Botanic Gardens has a vital role to play.
Richard Mabey takes us beyond this showpiece of loveliness and reveals, in Kew's two centuries of history and in its scientific development, how it has become the international centre for plant conservation.
Film cameraman BERNARD HEDGES Film editor JOHN TRUMPER Producer CAROLINE WEAVER Series editors
PETER JONES and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol
The World About . Us 1982 Wildlife Calendar, £1.99 (rec price), from retailers

with Kenneth Kendall Weather

Cost fan tutte by MOZART (sung in English)
In the last of the present series Sir Geraint Evans works with young singers on the portrayal of character in Mozart's delightful comedy about the unfaithfulness of women. It's a story with many levels, which shows Mozart's understanding of the weaknesses of women and men, and which demands strong acting ability from the singers, including great skill in comic timing; with BARBARA RODWAY as Fiordiligi CAROLINE GREEN as Dorabella ROSEMARY ASHE as Despina TIMOTHY GERMAN as Ferrando IAN PLATT as Guglielmo ANDREW SHORE as Don Alfonso
Scenes staged by CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW Repetiteur ANTHONY NEGUS Sound HARRY THOMAS Lighting OLIVER DYER
Designer PAULINE HARRISON Producer DAVID BUCKTON Director KEITH CHEETHAM

r Germany Under ] the British
! The last in 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 Let Germany Live
Two years after the end of the war, conditions in the British Zone were at their worst. Starvation was spreading; the black market was flourishing, and industrial reparations were destroying the livelihood of whole towns. The British began to be resented not as conquerors but as administrators. But a change was coming. Churchill himself spoke up on Germany's behalf. A new Military Governor stiffened morale. German political life was at last allowed to revive.
A new Germany began to be built. The threat from the East was bringing about new alignments. It was the beginning of the end of the Occupation. Among those taking part: Austen Albu
The Hon Sir Con O'Neill Lord Annan
Professor Ralf Dahrendorf
Film editor GEOFFREY BOTTERILL Producer PATRICIA MEEHAN

with The West 58 Street Strompers
A paddle-steamer trip on a Danish lake sailing past idyllic countryside is enlivened by a traditional jazz band aboard.
Directed by TORBEN MOLSNER
Produced by DANMARKS RADIO

Presenter Jeremy James
Commentator John Beard
The United States and the United Kingdom battle it out for the Grand Slam Trophy in this first-ever televised bridge tournament. The players change rooms this week.
Pat Davies and Nicola Gardener (UK) v Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss (USA)
Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue (UK) v Matthew Granovetter and Neil Silverman (USA)
Book (same title), £2.95 (from 11 December), from booksellers

A serial in ten parts
Part 7 by JOHN PREBBLE
Luerezia has been persuaded to agree to another marriage, this time to Alfonso d'Este, eldest son of the Duke of Ferrara; but Cesare, demands that her first loyalty be always to him.
The Borgias (record REP 428, cassette ZCH 428), from retailers
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

starring Vanessa Redgrave
Cliff Robertson , Susan George
Ann and her 19-year-old daughter Joanna live in their small hotel on the English coast, each desperately seeking an escape from the monotony of everyday life. One winter's day Joe, an American from Ann's past, arrives at the deserted hotel. Gradually the three are drawn into an intense relationship which explodes into a shocking conclusion.
Written and produced by REUBEN BERCOVITCH and ERIC BERCOVICI Directed by ALAN BRIDGES
(First showing on British television) Films: page 15