10.10 The Pre-School Child: Joining In

10.35 Governing Schools: The Community

11.0 S101 Preparatory Maths: Angles

from Barnet Copthall Pool, Hendon.
Fourteen finals remain to be resolved this afternoon in this two-day short-course cup competition, with the Soviet Union and East Germany defending their titles.

British Rail have pinned their hopes on the Advanced Passenger Train. Horizon joined a small team of commissioning engineers for a crucial week, as they struggled to solve the train's problems in time for the official opening of the first-ever APT passenger service...
(Shown last Monday)

Final visit to the European Cup at Barnet Copthall.

Dramatic winter sports action featuring the world's top ski racers in high-speed competition in the World Cup:
The Men's Downhill from Val Gardena
Harti Weirather , from the Austrian Tyrol, has been winning races since he was six. He's known as one of the quieter men of the circuit, although he's reputed to be a mad car driver! He won last year's Men's Downhill in an exciting finish just five points ahead of Podborski.
High in the Italian Dolomites, the ' Saslonch ' course with its famous Camels Humps is one of the most spectacular in the World Cup calendar.
Last year, two races here produced victories for Switzerland's Peter Mueller , third in the downhill championship, and Austrian Harti Weirather , the eventual champion, but this season the twin Canadian challenge of Steve Podborski and Ken Read could take the 1982 title across the Atlantic.
Commentator DAVID VINE
Television presentation by the ITALIAN TV SERVICE Producer JIM RESIDE

The Australian Tour
Glasgow v The Australians from Hughenden
The Wallabies play for the first time in Scotland, a week before the International at Murrayfield. A Century of Blues
Last Tuesday saw the 100th University rugby match between Oxford and Cambridge NIGEL STARMER-SMITH looks back at the action from some of the historic matches and introduces highlights from the celebration dinner held at the London Hilton in the presence of HRH The Prince Andrew. Commentator in Glasgow BILL MCLAREN
Series producer iiuvv JONES
Book, The World of Rugby, £6.25; theme music on Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCR 348 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: The Rubik Revelation
Since Professor Rubik invented his notorious cube a whole industry has emerged, designing and marketing Rubik spin-offs, cashing in on the Christmas rush.
And including Moneymaker, the programme's weekly computer guide to making the most of your money. In the weeks before Christmas, where can savers and borrowers get the ' best buys '?
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor DAVID LLOYD

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

plays Rhythm on Two
Currently resident band at ' the world's most famous ballroom', Hammersmith Palais, THE TONY EVANS BIG BAND plays a concert of music for dancing, from ragtime through the swing era of Glenn Miller , to contemporary disco.
Recorded at the Assembly Rooms, Derby Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Presenter Jeremy James Commentator JOHN BEARD
Eight of Britain and America's top bridge players battle it out in this first-ever televised bridge tournament. The players: 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)
Designer chris ROBILLIARD Director JILL MARSHALL
Producer PETER BAZALGETTS

A serial in ten parts
Part 9 by KEN TAYLOR
The Pope, fountainhead of all Cesare's power, is dead. Suddenly surrounded by enemies, in need of all his strength and cunning, Cesare lies gravely ill. The power of the family is in jeopardy.

continues a season of films starring William Holden. with Judy Holliday , Broderick Crawford In George Cukor 's film version of Garson Kanin 's enormously successful Broadway comedy, William Holden stooges magnificently to Judy Holliday 's Oscar-winning performance as the dumb blonde, Billie Dawn , whose amazing beauty is matched only by her monumental ignorance. Holden revealed a great talent for comedy as the famous writer hired to teach Billie etiquette and the social graces.
Screenplay by ALBERT MANNHEIMER from the play by GARSON KANIN Produced by s. SYLVAN SIMON Directed by GEORGE CUKOR
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