6.40Introductory Electronfcs. 7.5, Energy: Closing the Gap. 7.30 A Feisty Group of People

What goes into a modern motorcar tyre? How is it put together? Watching the production line helps one to understand just how far, if at all, a car tyre can be recycled.
Producer COLINROBINSON
A BBC/Open University production

Local band Echo and the Bunny-men played to over 7,000 people at Sefton Park. Liverpool, for the second in this week's series of open air pop concerts.
Introduced by Steve Blacknell

The last of six programmes This week: Cats
Brian Watkins suggests a weekly health check and Marian Foster finds out from Tim Gruffydd-Jones what to look for when choosing a kitten and how to feed it and protect it against disease.
Production assistant ANNE MAYNARD Pfoduted. by JOHN KENYON
-BBC Pebble Mill

Football teams have their supporters - referees don't. So what makes a referee tick? This programme looks at two football referees - one at the top of his profession and the other just starting out.

(First shown in Schools)
(Postponed from 18 September)

with subtitles, followed by weather

starring John Wayne, Jeanne Dru In this exhilarating Western, set against the majestic outcrop of Monument Valley, John Wayne plays a US Cavalry officer on the point of retiring who suffers a severe setback on his last mission and almost becomes involved in a war with the Indians. Wayne's performance as Nathan Brittles ranks as one of his most complex portrayals, in a film widely regarded as a Ford masterpiece.
Screenplay by FRANK NUGENT and LAWRENCE STALLINGS based on a story by JAMES WARNER BELLAH
Produced by JOHN FORD and MERIAN c. COOPER Directed by JOHN FORD Films: page 17

The last of six programmes
Introduced by William Woollard from Rolls-Royce Motors, Crewe
How do they make the best car in the world? WILLIAM WOOLLARD looks at the British craftsmanship that goes into making this marque. Judith Jackson completes her stories from Japan by looking at the Wankel rotary engine while Bob Friend reports on some new ideas from Tokyo taxi drivers.
As Jaguar celebrates its 60th and most successful year, Frank Page asks Chairman and Managing Director John Egan to explain the recent change in its fortunes.
Director PHILIP FRANKLIN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

written by RAY CAMERON
BARRY CRYER , KENNY EVERETT
If there is one thing that can be said about Kenny Everett , I am sure you have said it already, so let's not get into that. But why not give the kid another chance? Tonight's show is great -you'll love it. There are lots of jokes, pretty girls, star guests, good music. You will really be entertained, and if you're not-big deal. It's only half-an-hour of your life, and it's cheaper than going out.
Executive producer JAMES MOIR Producer BILL WILSON

The last of four plays
Kate, Avril and Victoria by LEE LANGLEY , starring
All three women have now met again after an interval of 13 years. They are more mature, but still retain their highly individualistic characters, their affection for each other, their humour and optimism. Although they go their separate ways, who knows what the future holds?
Theme music PENTANGLE Designer ALLAN ANSON
ProducerGERALD SAVORY Director JULIAN AMYES

The story of Vera da Silva , a teenage girl struggling to help her family survive in a favela, or shanty town, of Belo Horizonte. Yet for all life's problems, the da Silvas remain a cheerful family. How can this be?
Film editor RICHARD SPURWAY Producer LEN BROWN

and SDP Conference Report
PETER SNOW with the Social Democrats in Cardiff; JOHN TUSA and LINDA ALEXANDER in London to assess the news at home and abroad.