6.5 Maths: Maps. 6.30 Roman Pots. 6.55 Biology. Brain and Behaviour: Introduction. 7.20 Whose Account Counts?
7.43 The MP's Surgery.

see BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

12.0 The First Years of Life: Clash!
12.25Developing Mathematical Thinking: Measuring. 1.15 Childhood 5.10: Self-help Projects. 1.40 Health Choices: .Tell Me When it Hurts'

Compulsory mass schooling grew out of the demands of 19th-century industrial society. The George Dixon School in Birmingham was founded by a wealthy Birmingham MP, who was a leading campaigner for state education. The film explores the ideas of the school's founder in relation to mass industrial society today.
ProduceT DAVID THOMPSON
A BBC/Open University production

Twelve classic cliffhangers
Chapter 9: The Golden Arrow
Zorro plans a little deception to force Don del Oro's hand.

Jack Charlton introduces the final of television's knock-out fishing competition from Longleat House, Wiltshire.
Match commentator PETE THOMPSON The finalists in Peg order:
DENNIS LIPSCOMBE , KEN COLLINGS TOM PICKERING , FRANK JARVIS CLIVE SMITH , STAN PIECHA
Director KEITH ACKRILL
Producer ROY RONNIE. BBC Pebble Mill

[Starring] Alec Guinness
also starring Yvonne de Carlo, Celia Johnson

Henry St James has discovered the perfect way of life. As captain of a steamer plying regularly between Gibraltar and North Africa he has a wife in each port!

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with subtitles followed by Weather

A weekly look at wildlife, and the issues affecting the living world with Tony Soper and Jeremy Cherfas.
The harp seal cull on the ice of Newfoundland is due to start next week.
Already the public campaign against this annual event has produced results. Will new EEC laws effectively limit the trade in seal products?
Producer ROBIN HELLIER Editor JOHN SPARKS BBC Bristol

The last of seven programmes Linda Kitson
In the spring of last year, a hastily assembled armada set sail for the South Atlantic. On board the OE2. with 5 Infantry Brigade. went Linda Kitson , commissioned by the Imperial War Museum as official war artist to the task force. Different in style from her illustrious predecessors, she was selected for her ability to sketch quickly in fast moving situations and her collection of nearly 400 drawings is a daily record of her experiences during the campaign to liberate the Falkland Islanders.
Film editor ERIC BROWN Producer TOM CONWAY

Join Russell Harty and his guests on a steamy awayday as they take to the rails on a sentimental journey to celebrate the 60th birthday of one of the best loved railway engines in the world-the Flying Scotsman.
Director JOHN ROONEY
Producer FIONA JOHNSTON. BBC Manchester

... of documentary English Lesson
A year ago nine Polish seamen slipped ashore as their fishing vessel lay off Port Stanley, and sought political asylum with the British authorities in the Falkland Islands. But within a few weeks, the Falklands became the Malvinas, and the Poles had exchanged one military dictatorship for another. Despite beatings and arrests, they survived the occupation, and when the Task Force landed Major Chris Keeble of 2 Para was glad to take them on to hump and dump ammunition. They were sent back to England, and now they reside in London-but in a limbo. They cannot work in their chosen trade, yet so far the authorities have refused them travel documents. They wait in the affluent West in cheap digs, existing on the fringe of London's Polish community, rootless and jobless, and wondering at the vagaries of an extraordinary year and the uncertainty of tomorrow.
Film cameraman jim PEIRSON Film recordist RON KEIGHTLEY Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Director TOMASZ POBOG-MALINOWSKI

Sex, money, power and crime - the professional preoccupations of the Law.
David Jessel and Jane Walmsley sift what's important, outrageous and relevant this week.
Legal comment Michael Molyncux
Studio director PIETER MORPURCO Producer RITCHIE COCAN Editor PETER CHAFER

with Rhythm on Two featuring TERI LEGGETT ANGIE MASTERSON
KATE MCNAB
With PETE YORK'S NEW YORK Recorded at the Planet Theatre, Slough
Musical director ANDY LEGGETT Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Presented by David Dimbleby and Peter Snow
Today voters have been going to the polls in the south London constituency of Bermondsey. At the end of a controversial campaign, Vincent Hanna is at the count to bring the live declaration of the result and first interviews with the winners and losers. Sir Robin Day talks to leading politicians in the studio about the significance of the night's events.
Studio director MIKE CATHERWOOD Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Producer DAVID DICKINSON Editor DAVID LLOYD