J.40 Mathematical Induction. 7.5 Blade Alloy and Process. 7.30 Database: Data Dictionaries.

Story: A Wet Monday
Written by DOROTHY EDWARDS illustrated by JENNY williams Presenters
Rosalind Wilson Brian Cant

The second of two programmes which examine the implications of the silicon chip by looking at two mini-computers, and how chips affect the learning and playing opportunities in California.
Producer john MILLER
A BBC/Open University production

The classic cliffhanger serial in 15 chapters starring
Chapter 6Human Sacrifice
In which Nyoka recognises the Tuareg Chiefs sacred ring just too late to prevent an ordeal by fire.
Directed by WILLIAM WITNEY
A republic serial

A Personal Voyage
One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue
Four billion years ago our planet was a molecular Garden of Eden. On the second leg of his 13-part journey through the Cosmos, Carl Sagan looks at how things might have turned out - how they in fact did, and why.
We also discover the only surviving descendant of the dinosaur, take a trip through a living cell, and speculate what life might be like on Jupiter.
Presented by CARL SAGAN
Executive producer Adrian Malone
A joint production of KCET and CARL SAGAN productions INC in association with BBCtv

The first of five programmes written and presented by John FitzMaurice Mills 1: Bygones
A zebra skin, a pair of antlers, Tunbridge Ware , a period doll, a feather fan and a leather box-they are all highly collectable but all in need of attention. JOHN FITZMAURICE MILLS demonstrates a few simple remedies which you can use safely at home. Assistant producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN Producer
CHRISTOPHER LEWIS BBC Bristol

Actress and international cookery expert Madhur Jaffrey introduces the first of eight programmes which will show lovers of Indian food how to achieve those subtle and exotic flavours in their own kitchens. Her step-by-step guide reveals some of the real secrets of this exciting cuisine. 1: Tandoori Chicken
In this first programme she shows how to cook the very popular tandoori chicken, using an ordinary domestic oven; how it can be transformed into chicken makkahani or chicken In delicately spiced buttery sauce, and a quick and easy side dish, spicey cucumber wedges.
Assistant producer JENNY STEVENS Producer JENNY ROGERS
Book (same title) £8.25 hardback, 14.25 paperback, from booksellers
Recipe on Ceefax page 167 every Monday 0 HELP: page 85

This week's theme: Love Correggio (c 1489-1534) Leda and the Swan at the Dahlem Museum, Berlin
Leda is in love with a swan, the god Jupiter in disguise. The naked Leda sits with the swan tenderly between her thighs, apparently most welcome.
One of the previous owners, in a fit of religious fervour, slashed the canvas to pieces. Four restorers managed to put ft together again. Written and narrated by DAVID PIPER
Series adviser EDWIN MULLINS Producers
BILL MORTON and KENNETH CORDEN Directed by MICHAEL SANDERS
(Tomorrow at 8.20: Poussin - I Veitus Spied on by Shepherds ')
Great Paintings, featuring the first 50 paintings from the series, 122.95 from booksellers

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A film about a part of the West Country, showing how it is shaping up to the demands of the 1980s In Gloucestershire's Forest of Dean, Peter Brown finds industry competing with timber growing and holiday-makers for a share of the ancient woodlands.
Film cameraman DAVID SAUNDERS Film editor BILL OXENHAM Producer DENNIS DICK

Earlier this summer a BBC documentary crew spent a week 'Behind the Green Door' with Redditch-based investigative reporter Kevin Turvey. The result is a fascinating glimpse into the lifestyle of this unconventional journalist. With contributions from Robbie Coltrane, Ade Edmondson, Gwynneth Guthrie, Roger Sloman

BBC Scotland

- and Healing
A war-time RAF navigator describes how a rash appeared on his body following a near-miss incident. It disfigured him for 30 years yet began to clear within six weeks of his learning self-hypnosis.
This was one of the scenes in the documentary Hypnosis and Healing which, when it was first transmitted last year, attracted over 10,000 letters. It is being repeated as the first in a series of four films that sets out to relate hypnosis to medical science. Patients and their doctors talk about hypnosis and show how helpful it can be. A 10-year-old asthmatic boy tells of his new life made possible by hypnosis. A factory worker who lost his voice speaks again-but only in trance. This is the first stage of treatment in which his doctor believes his voice will eventually return.
This film asks whether hypnosis is a panacea or an increasingly important adjunct in the doctor's armoury. Future programmes examine research in the use of hypnosis in pain control, for psychosomatic illnesses and as an aid to memory recall in police work.
Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS
Film cameraman DAVID WHITSON Written and produced by MICHAEL BARNES
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The Comic Story
An amusing version of modern gothic animated by RUSSELL BROOKE for the WEST SURREY COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN.