6.5 Maths: The Derivative. 6.30 Barnacle Geese. 6.55 Drinking Behaviour in Animals. 7.20 Social Integration: Family Comedy. 7.45 Classical Greece: Land and Sea.

Story: Moonshine by HELEN DU FEU
Presenters Elizabeth Millbank, Andrew Secombe

1: Educating for Escape
The first of three films looking at the changing role of education in the community. Should education provide a means of escape from the valleys, or service a declining industry, mining? And what of the parents' views?
Producer DAVID Thompson
A BBC/Open University production

A Riverside special
Duran Duran and A Flock of Seagulls play a special concert in New York for America's 24-hour pop music cable channel, Music Television (MTV). Steve Black nell investigates the success of these and other British bands who are making it in the USA, and samples New York's 27 cable channels.
Director CHARLES MILLER
Producer JOHN BURROWES

A chance to see again one of the concerts recorded at the Regal Theatre, Hitchin, and featured in the recent Sight and Sound In Concert series.
Marl Wilson and the Wilsations
Director TOM CORCoRAN
Producer Michael appleton

Marti Webb performs a collection of songs from her new album,' I'm not that kind of girl', written by Don Black with music by David Hentschel. The programme is introduced by Paul Coia from the Six Fifty-five courtyard.
BBC Pebble Mill

The lonely lochs and shores of Uist, where nature's rhythms are mirrored in the lives of the Hebridean crofters.
Narrator DOUGLAS LEACH
Photography ALAN MCGREGOR Film editor BERNARD ROUGHTON Presented by KEITH Hopkins BBC Bristol

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Ten films about development issues in India
2: Five Million Children
Half of all the deaths in India are of children under the age of 5. While so many children continue to die so young, millions of parents will continue to have five or six children rather than two. This film looks at this problem in different parts of India, and especially at the work of the Gandhi-gram Institute of Rural Health and Family Welfare in the southern state of Tamilnadu. Here, during the last 20 y ur, there has been a dramatic improvement in the health of very young children, and the birth rate has been halved.
Photography DAVID SWAN
Directed by JULIAN STENHOUSE Produced by HOWARD SMITH
(Third programme next Thursday)

The feature film starring Michael Caine
Anthony Quinn , James Mason
Determined to stamp out a narcotics gang based in Paris Steve Ventura, an American agent, decides to resort to unorthodox methods. His only way of getting at the gang's top man is to hire a professional killer. The man he finds is Deray-a former friend and now a person who will kill anyone for$50,000 ... Three top stars head an international cast in this topical thriller, shot entirely on location in France.
Written and produced by JUDD BERNARD Directed by ROBERT PARRISH , Film: p 14

Foreign Correspondent
The really awful thing about British foreign policy in this period was that it was not appeasement. It was strengthening an aggressive, wicked dictatorship that was going to bring nothing but disaster for the whole world.
During the 1930s, Shiela Grant Duff was one of the many young people who viewed the rise of Fascism in Europe with concern, and who felt that the British government's policy of appeasement, particularly towards .Adolf Hitler, would lead to war. And like many of her contemporaries, Grant Duff felt she must do something to avert a war in Europe. So she chose to become a foreign correspondent, to describe what was actually happening in Europe and warn the British public of the consequences of their government's policy. Narrator ANDREW FAULDS
Film editor PAM BOSWORTH Producer CURISTOPHER COOK

Looking through the Crystal Cube are Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson with ARTHUR BOSTROM, FANNY CARBY, ROBBIE COLTRANE, ROY HEATHER, JOHN SAVIDENT, PAUL SHEARER
Written by STEPHEN FRY, HUGH LAURIE
Costume designer PRUE HANDLEY
Make-up designers SYLVIA THORNTON and SALLY SUTTON
Film cameraman MAX SAMETT
Designer GRAEME THOMSON
Produced and directed by JOHN KILBY

11.35 Images: Viewing the Invisible
Microscopic details of tiny animals can be revealed against a perfectly blaclr background by using a clever lighting technique - just one of the tricks of the trade of modern microscopy.
12.0 Decision-Making: The Miners' Wage Claim (1). What is the market for coal? How do prices and forecasts of future demand influence negotiations within the industry?