6.5 Queue Here for the Wilderness. '.30 One-Stop Shopping. 7.20 Designing with Models. 7.45 Rome under Augustus.

The first of five programmes A Very Commercial Story Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Film editor SUE WYATT
Producer ROBERT clamp

A chance to get one jump ahead on the stories rhymes and play ideas in Play School.
Carol Chell explains now tillb week each programme theme is developed from the story and advises on the bits and pieces which may be needed to follow up some of the games.
Designer GWEN EVANS
Director JOHN M. A. LANE Editor CYNTHIA PELGATE
Book (same title), £ 1.25 from booksellers

Story: The Cat in the Hat
Written by Dr Seuss.

Books, Play School Stories, 95p, More Stories from Play School, 65p, from booksellers; Play School Hello (record REC 425, cassette ZCM 425) from retailers or Teledata (phone [number removed])

A second series of 12 programmes aimed at giving direct help to all those having difficulty with O-level maths. „
4: Distance, Time and Speed
' 0-60 mph in 10.9 seconds is the kind of statement that motor manufacturers believe potential customers want to read. But what do we understand by it? Does distance come into the statement? If you drew a graph of speed against time what would it look like-and where would distance be then?
Presented by NORMAN GOWAR (Open University)
Director PATRICK TITLEY Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Books, Maths Help parts 1 and 2, 13-95 each from booksellers

Presented by DR EDWARD DE BONO
A series of ten programmes about improving your thinking skills. 6- Thinking and Other People
DR DE BONO demonstrates a number of alternatives to the traditional adversary system used in politics, law and negotiations. One of the thinking tools he proposes is called 'ADI 1, which involves examining the areas of Agreement, Disagreement and Irrelevance in a situation.
Director CAROLINE PICK
Producer peter RIDING
Book dame title), £3.75; Thinking n Action - de Bono's Thinking Kit available from BBC Enterprises, [address removed]

The first of five films about the cinema and public opinion in the 1930s: Window on the World
Written by NICHOLAS pronay Produced by HOWARD smith

The first of five films about microcomputers in UK schools. Secondary
Computing has been taught at Oundle School for nearly 20 years: what new prospects does the micro provide? A Birmingham school shows that useful industrial liaison is possible. A microelectronics education centre in New-castle gives help to the teacher.
Film editor KEITH WILTON
Producer michael carrod

Presented by Ludovic Kennedy , this programme looks at the power of political speech and investigates the rhetorical devices used by public figures to influence their audiences.
Producer SUZANNE campbell-jones
A BBC/Open University production

Twelve classic cliffhangers starring
Chapter 2: The Flaming Z
Don del Oro turns the tables on Zorro and the latter becomes a wanted man. One of his men is captured and sentenced to immediate execution and the Legion's headquarters are attacked and dynamited.
Directed by WILLIAM WITNEY , JOHN English A REPUBLIC serial
(Chapter 3: tomorrow 5.40 pm. For cast see page 59)

Causa Perduta
A hilarious animated film by donio donev , the master of Bulgarian humour, in which two knights battle for possession of each other's castle.

A series of four programmes 1553 -Today's headlines ...
A 15-year-old girl is caught in a bitter power-struggle for the Eng. lish crown ... a Bristol sea-captain sledges 1,500 miles across Northern Russia to meet Ivan the Terrible ... the first potato arrives from Peru....
Chris Serle takes a look at the big news stories of 1553 - and some of the small ones-with Judy Merry , John Mundy and Dr Christopher Haigh.
Designer BARRY ROACH Director mike iiealey Producer david BROWN
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Riverside's St Valentine's Day special is TV Fetish
' The fastest video your set will ever see. Don't blink or you'll miss something,' promise the programme's makers PATRICK MARTIN and DOOBIE EYLATH of Questionmark Productions. Makers of Vidzine, the first video fanzine, Patrick and Doobie suggest that their next project is touring their multi-screen videos around the solar system.
Television presentation JOHN BURROWES

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Red Rum 1977
' Rummy ' had won both the 1973 and 1974 Grand Nationals. He finished second in the following two years. So to 1977 with a new jockey for company - Tommy Stack.
Series producer JEFF coooard

In tonight's show Leo Sayer is joined by his guests Miguel Bose
Randy Crawford Flairck and special guest
Eric Bristow
TOTAL ECLIPSE
Choreography ARLENE PHILLIPS Script associate JOHN JUNKIN
Musical director RONNIE hazleiiurst Musical associate JOHN MEALING Backing vocals ALAN CARVELL GORDON NEVILLE , KENNY ROWE
Costume designer dorinda REA Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting BILL
MILLAR Designer KENNETH SHARP
Produced and directed by STANLEY APPEL

BBC2 Snooker Championship The seventh frame for the 1983 Pot Black Trophy. Featuring in Group 1: Ray Reardon (Wales) beaten finalist in the 1982 World Championship against
Willie Thorne (Leicester) a quarter-finalist in the 1982 World Championship
Thorne, successful against Kirk Stevens in his first game, now meets the most experienced player in the series. Reardon won the first Pot Black Trophy in 1969! Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Commentator TED LOWE
Director JOHN G. smith Producer REG PERRIN BBC Pebble Mill
Book (same title), 12.25 from booksellers

Talking Turtle
There is a robot stalking our classrooms. Known to children in England, America and Senegal as ' the turtle' it roams around the floor making bleeping noises or scurries around a video screen drawing pictures. The turtle is programmed by a computer language called ' LOGO' - the first high-level language designed specifically for learning.
Its inventor, the mathematician and philosopher Seymour Papert , has a passionate belief that, if properly used, the computer can be as important for the intellectual development of mankind as paper and pencil-and this film shows how children are using the computer with a familiarity and expertise that will astonish many parents.
But as money and resources pour into putting computers in our schools, are we really aware of how they will be used? What will be their impact on children's minds? Will children be programmers or programmed? Narrator Martin Jarvis
Film editor COLIN JONES
Horizon editor graham MASSEY Written and produced by SUZANNE CAMPBELL-JONES
A BBC/Open University Production

with Manny Weiss
MANNY WEISS was born in the East End of London in 1913, eight years after the Aliens Act was passed to impede the immigration of Jews to Britain. In adolescence he found himself under increasing pressure from the organised racism of the British Union of Fascists.
By what means did he defend himself and his family? How did he survive, as part of the East End Jewish community?
Videotape editor ian LOW Producer JENNY MORGAN

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander , present reports and interviews that matter, with analysis that counts.
With Charles Wheeler on Foreign Affairs, Peter Hobday on Business, Tony Lewis on Sport and reporters in Britain and around the world.
Producers
PETER BELL. TONY HALL and DAVID STANFORD Directors
MIKE CATHERWOOB , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editors
JOHN MORRELL , NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID lloyd