6.40 The Origin of the Earth. 7.5 Whose Account Counts? 7.30 Skje: Field Evidence.

Door to Door by MAUREEN ROFFEY Verses by BERNARD LODGE
Presenters
Carol Chell , Stuart McGugan

12.0The Pre-School Child: Joining In.
12.25 Childhood 5-10: Self-Help Projects.

A series of eight autobiographical films in which Malcolm Muggeridge looks back over his life, and over his 50 years as a journalist and broadcaster.

The third of 13 films featuring the rediscovered work of amateur cameramen and ' home-movie' makers of the 20s and 30s.
Introduced by James Cameron
In 1937 the fascist Blackshirts held a summer camp near Bognor Regis. An anonymous cameraman was present when Oswald Mosley came to show himself to his followers.
Two years later on the other side of the political coin, 17-year-old Alfred Robson made a moving record of the Durham Miners' Gala.
Series producer DAVID COLLISON
Presented by PAUL JORDAN

Rare archive film and contemporary still photographs and writings are used to re-create this mammoth event and investigate the tangle of artistic ideas from which the modern movements of the 20th century were to emerge.
Producer NICK levinson
A BBC/Open University production (Rpi)

A series of 14 programmes from the books by JAMES HERRIOT starring with Carol Drinkwater 10:Home and Away
Adapted by BRIAN FINCH
At the dog track in Hensfield, James upsets the greyhound owners by his conscientiousness as dog track vet.
Music by JOHNNY PEARSON Producer BILL SELLARS
Directed by TERENCE Dudley
BBC Birmingham

Eddie wants a copy of the con-. troversial McGovern Report. So does Tony Dwyer , but for very different reasons. Tony's first encounter with his new chairman is definitely not a success.
Serial written and devised by PHIL REDMOND. Title music by MARTIN COOK Studio lighting Nigel Wright. Studio sound GRAHAM WILKINSON. Designer PAUL MUNTING Producer Brian spiby Director COLIN CANT
Book (same title), hardback £6 50, paperback 11.50, from booksellers

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

The seventh of eight films
Ealing - Queen of the Suburbs
In 1822 Ealing was a place in the country - a retreat for the gentry. The tithe map of 1840 reveals a tollgate, an animal pound and an open-air lock-up for vagabonds. Within 50 years it was a town, bustling with activity much as it is today.
Fred Housego examines records to find out what caused the change.
Film editor HUGH TASMAN Producer BRYN BROOKS

Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai
A series of seven films
Narrated by Julian Pettifer 4: Love, Light and a Dream
Japan's number-one tycoon, Konosuke Matsushita, encourages his assembly-line workers in the ancient skills of the tea ceremony and flower arrangement, but his respect for the past is balanced by an equal concern for the years ahead.
Film editor JEFF SHAW
Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE Book (same title), 112.95 from retailers

Russell overcomes the perils of the North Sea to visit the Bravo oil production platform, 110 miles off Aberdeen.
Top group Bucks Fizz, comedian Stan Boardman and ventriloquist Terri Rogers join an audience of ' North Sea tigers '.
Executive producer KEN stefhinson Producer ALAN WALSH

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Liza Goddard , Hugh Leonard and Arthur Marshall
Eve Pollard , Richard Stilgoe Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK GOODSON , bill todman Directed by ALAN j. w. BELL Producer PAUL ciani

On 20 September 1943 in a field near Salerno in Italy, 192 British soldiers were arrested. They were later court-martialled and found guilty of mutiny. It was a shocking business and a well-kept secret. For these men were heroes, who had fought with General Montgomery at El Alamein. How such soldiers came to disobey their officers is told in this documentary film by three of the convicted men.

Pte John McFarlane, MM, of Glasgow, sentenced to seven years penal servitude and still emotionally affected by the army's victimisation of his wife and young children.
Cpl Hugh Fraser of Aberdeen, sentenced to ten years but released to a near certain death on extra duties at the front.
Sgt Wally Innes, a Geordie, sentenced to death, and embittered by the taint of cowardice that still clings to his name.
This is the tragic story of poor officership, the effects of which are felt to this day.

In the second of four programmes the famous Korean violinist Kyung-Wha Chung is joined by the eminent Swiss oboist, Heinz Holliger , for the Concerto for violin, oboe and strings in D minor The Scottish Chamber Orchestra, leader john TUNNELL , is directed from the harpsichord by trevor pinnock. The programme opens with Suite ' 11 pastor fido ' by Bach's contemporary, Handel.
SoundRON ALLAN
Lightingjohn MCCAW
Designer WALTER MILLER
Producer JAMES HUNTER. BBC Scotland

from Riverside Studios, Hammersmith.
In the studio: Huang Chung, Victorian Parents
Vintage OGWT: Tim Buckley (1974)
plus films and interviews.
Introduced by Anne Nightingale and David Hepworth