6.40 Maths: Integration and Area. 7.5 The ' Art ' of Charlotte Bronte.

Advice and information on matters of interest to Asian women.
Including demonstrations on how to make useful items of everyday use at home, sewing and cooking, a story for children and an item of popular music.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Birmingham

Where's Spot? Written by ERIC HILL Presenters
Lucie Skeaping , Don Spencer

12.30 The Pre-School Child: The years between 2 and 5 see a gradual development in ' social ' play. Can adults help?
12.55 Health Choices: It sometimes takes a crisis to show that adjustments must be made In family relationships.

If we do something intentionally are we necessarily acting freely?
Producer DAVID JACKSON
A BBC/Open University production

Hal Roach films

Skeleton Frolic
It is midnight and the skeletons come out to play. A classic cartoon directed by UB IWERKS , one of the greatest American animators.

The seventh of nine films Treasure Island
Men talk of their time there as if it should merit a campaign medal. It's a plug of salt-sand 100 miles out in the Persian Gulf, almost buried beneath the towers, tanks and tubes of one of the most complex and potentially dangerous industrial plants ever built. It's called Das Island.
The Sheikh of Abu Dhabi owns it now, and the orders are to put an Arab into every job. The plant being what it is, that's an explosive prospect. Meantime, the British ' commute' from the UK, counting the money.
(Repeat. Power, Pollution, Protest: tomorrow at 6.25 pm)

The third of seven programmes in the BBC2 Snooker Championship Frame three in the knockout qualifying round.
Featuring: John Keers (Newcastle) North East Junior Champion v Jonathan White (Wolverhampton) West Midlands Junior Champion
Introduced by Alan Weeks
Commentator Ted Lowe
Referee John Williams
Guest Stan Brooke
(Fourth frame tomorrow at 7.0 pm)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The last in the present series with Isla St Clair and Desmond Lynam Today's Exchange Rates: what it will cost you abroad for everything from petrol to postcards.
Traffic Jam of the Week: where it's going to be and how to avoid it. Holiday Weather: Jim Bacon sticks his neck out.
Producer ALAN DOBSON
Executive producer ROGER MACDONALD

Badminton
The sixth of eight programmes in which Arthur Negus visits houses which he specially enjoys.
Badminton, world-famous for equestrian events, has an interior seldom seen; it contains much of great quality, particularly furniture and clocks. Arthur is joined by Antiques Roadshow colleague Simon Bull to enjoy the clocks and much else besides.
Director DAVID MITCHELL , BBC Bristol

Who Rules the Rock?
The Marquis of Douro is a Euro mp, and a direct descendant of the Iron Duke of Wellington. With Spain in NATO and wanting to join the EEC. he believes that Britain cannot keep Gibraltar to itself. The Rock should be ruled jointly by the kingdoms of Britain and Spain. He is supported by Senator Fernando Moran , a major foreign affairs spokesman for the Spanish Socialist Party, which is strongly tipped to win the forthcoming general election.
Is Gibraltar the last colonial outpost in Europe? Do some 28,000 Gibraltarians have the right to self-determination or must they pay the price for European unity? Lord Douro and Senator Moran will put their case to an assembled group of Gibraltarians who have just won a long battle to gain British citizenship. Chairman Nick Ross
Producers PETER CHAFER and HUGH PURCELL

First Semi-final
Robin Ray puts the questions to winners and runners-up from the heats. Two come from London, one from Derbyshire and one from Nottingham.
As usual they are each asked to identify a compilation of four films, answer general questions, and choose a specific area of the cinema on which they are prepared to be more closely tested. Tonight's chosen areas are: Musicals of the 30s; War Films of the 40s; The Films of Errol Flynn ; Westerns of the 60s.
Devised and written by ROBIN RAY Directed by PAUL LOOSLEY
Produced by JOHN BUTTERY

BBC2 invitation pairs Crown Green bowling tournament Fourth Quarter-final
Mike Leach and Vernon Lee
Stan Frith and Keith Birkett
As commentator HARRY RIGBY remarked : ' Leach and Lee prance around the green like a pair of fairground hobby horses ', but the style belies the approach of these, the local favourites.
Tonight they take on the Cheshire County anchor men, Frith and Birkett, who, although less flamboyant, have consistently enjoyed success in the major North West handicap tournaments. Introduced by RICHARD DUCKENFIELD from the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool.
Producer BRIAN ROGERS

The second of four programmes starring George Melly with John Chilton 's Feetwarmers
The exuberant jazz entertainer performs on stage, in his inimitable style, numbers including ' Papa de da da ', ' You're driving me crazy' and Bessie Smith 's ' Backwater blues '. His special guest is former Jack Teagarden and Eddie Condon piano player, the great
Ralph Sutton.
Recorded at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds Sound BARRIE HAWES
Lighting JOHN STERLING Designer STEPHEN SCOTT Producer SIMON BETTS

JOAN BAKEWELL with what's going on at the Edinburgh Festival; and DONALD MACCORMICK in London to assess the news at home and abroad.