6.40 Cell Structure. 7.5 Earth Materials: 2. 7.30 A Likely Story.

Follow this Line by michaelo leary with pictures by JOHN HASLAM Presenters
Carol Leader , Iain Lauchlan
Pianist JONATHAN COHEN
Graphic designer PETER WANE Designer CECILIA BRERETON
Written and directed by PENNY LLOYD Produced by anne gobey
Executive producer cynthia FELGATE

A Place for a Million Birds
On the stretch of Morecambe Bay looked after by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and at its reserve just inland approximately 170 species drop in eachyear
Two men spend their life working to keep the territory attractive to birds and they are rewarded by some of the most exciting flying displays to be seen in Britain. Narrator DERYCK GUYLER
Photography ARTIIUR smith
Written and produced by DON iiawokiu BBC Manchester

The story of the Rio Balsas Power Boat Marathon
The State of Guerrero is one of the most arid and beautiful in Mexico. Once a year the canyons and the river are shattered by the roar of power boats.
Visiting crews from all over the world send their 600hp jet-boats snarling down the rapids at 70 miles an hour - The 400-mile race lasts five days and passes through rapids and canyons, lakes and the open sea. Each night the Mexican army build a barbed wire camp on the beach - bandits without, scorpions within. For the Rio
Balsas is much more than just a river race - it is a journey through Mexico.
Producer Richard Robinson
Series editors Anthony Isaacs, Peter Jones

A study of the experiences of Punjabi pilgrims journeying to the shrine of Ramdev, a 15th-century Hindu saint.
Producer david Thompson
A BBC/Open University production

previews daytime programmes from the Open University.

continues a season of classic films starring
The mysterious reappearance on the fog-shrouded Canadian marshes of the 100-year-old legendary monster of La Morte Rouge, a village near Quebec, brings a new terror to the local people.
Screenplay by edmund L. IIARTMANN and ROY William NEILL
Directed by ROY WILLIAM NEILL
(Blacfc ana white). Films: page 11

with Toyah Willcox , B. A. Robertson and Nicky Croydon , Billy Hartman Colin Jeavons , Mandy More
This week's issue of Dear Heart offers a new shampoo idea, more careers advice and sees Gina and. Tina coping with a crisis.
Designer ROGER CANN
Production JUDY WIIITFIELD
0 BACK PAGES: 78-79

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

from Kings Acre, Hereford
Everybody has a different idea as to what is the perfect garden, but there are some fundamental principles of design.
Clay Jones and Geoff Hamilton show how to prepare an accurate site plan and trace the development of this garden.
BBC Birmingham
Gardening hints on Ceefax page 269

Germany: the Miracle Fades Germany since the war has been envied by her European neighbours. Stable, prosperous and successfully combating inflation and unemployment, the German economic and political miracle seemed set to continue. But over the past two years daunting problems have emerged.
Unemployment has risen to a record two million, and a steady rise in living standards is no longer taken for granted. At the same time, doubts have been growing about Germany's role in NATO, and the fast-growing peace movement is challenging the very basis of foreign and defence policy.
As Chancellor Schmidt faces this formidable array of problems and challenges, David Jessel reports on the new uncertainties in Germany.
Producer WILLIAM TREIIARNE JONES Editor PETER IBBOTSON

The tiny island of Malta right in the centre of the blue Mediterranean, is the setting for the second of this series of musical cruises.
With Iris on board the SS Canberra are her special guests: Elena Duran (flute) David Snell (harp) The Light Blues and the Paul Jury Quintet
Musical director LAURIE iiolloway Director DAVE perrottet Producer KEN GRIFFIN

by jim hill and At the moment money is scarce and times are hard for everyone -even villains like Charlie and Denny are feeling the pinch. But their luck could change when a chance encounter with a film crew provides them with an eccentric method of getting their hands on a lot of loot.
Sound MIRE TURNER .Film editor robin SALES Photography JOHN ELSE . Designer
GEOFF POWELL. Producer TERRY COLES
Director stuart urban. Woddis On.... p 77

The Quiz of the News of the Week Richard Stilgoe recalls the last seven days in a lighthearted way with John Craven, Diane Harron Henry Kelly, Jean Rook
BBC Bristol

Alexis Korner presents the first of four programmes. This week
Booker White, Houston Stackhouse Sonny Blake and Sam Chatman
Production GILES OAKLEY , maddelena facandini.

First transmitted in 1979, Alexis Korner delves into the soulful world of black American Blues music. Exploring its origins and reviewing unique footage of acclaimed Blues artists. Show more

John Arlott presents poems by EDWARD THOMAS
Yes. J remember Adlestrop -
The name, because one afternoon Of heat the express-train drew up there
Unwontedly. It was late June.
Edward Thomas wrote all his poems in the two years before he was killed in the battle of Arras in 1917. His sole surviving child, Myfanwy Thomas , reads the poem he dedicated to her, and jo;.n ARLOTT enjoys two other poems, including' Adlestrop
Producer JOHN ormond. BBC Wales

Michael Wood with late-night conversation and music.
Director piiilip CIIILVERS
Producer FRANCES wiiitaker