6.5 Pure Maths: The Examin
Brake Testing. Is Social Science and Necessary? 1.20 The Social Science Athens.
Neeessary? 7.45 The Acropolis of Athens.

9.15 Encounter: France: 2: Town and Country
Five documentary films based on life in France for European studies and background to language courses.

9.33 Rendez-vous: France: Par Les rues, par les champs - Poitiers.
Au centre-ville; Au village; A la campagne
A language resource series.

9.52 Talkabout: Knock! Knock!
When a fierce goat shuts an old woman out of her own house, various animals offer to help.

10.12 Science Workshop: Fruit and Vegetables 'B'

10.34 Scene: I'm Libra - What Are You?

11.5 Maths-in-a-Box: 1: Strange Visitor
A mathematical adventure in ten episodes by Alex Glasgow.

11.30 Outlook: 1: Herod the Great
The archaeological background to the Gospels.
Throughout Israel the ruins of many great and ancient buildings can be seen. Many were built by one man-Herod the Great. What do we know about him?

11.55 Swim: 2: Novices
Andrew Harvey introduces ten programmes for swimmers and non-swimmers of all ages.

12.20 Illusions of Reality: 2: Men of the Hour
A series of five films about the cinema and public opinion in the 1930s.

12.45-1.0 Write Away
A practical guide to everyday writing with new and handy ways of remembering spelling.
Presented by Barry Took.
With Michael Gambon and Zena Walker.
Adults wanting help with reading, writing or spelling can ring [number removed]or send their name and address to [address removed]. Scotland: Write Away, [address removed]. Tel [number removed]; Belfast: Write Away, [address removed] Tel [number removed].

1.10 The Open University
Physics Demonstrations for Schools: 5: The Origin of X-ray
Spectra Moseley's discovery that X-rays carried information about the inner regions of an atom's cloud of electrons.
Compiled from BBC/OU productions

1.38 Around Scotland: Burgh Life in 1623: 2: Breaking the Law
A three-part unit on a merchant's family in 17th-century Scotland.
Presented by Alex Norton.
BBC Scotland

2.0 You and Me: Baa Baa Black Sheep
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Catriona, Sarah and Toby help David Ashton look for some black sheep and then find a weaver called Donald.

2.15 Music Time: 2: Long Sounds, Short Sounds
Jonathan Cohen and the children time sounds recorded on a building site.

2.40 Walrus: After Four: 1
by Cathy Pelucer.
Those kids from the remedial class ought not to have been in the school television studio anyway....

The Struggle Continues
After the 1974 revolution in Portugal the struggle for a more democratic education system goes on. The changes and contradictions of the first few years are traced in this, the second of two films.
Producer EDWARD MILNER
A BBC/Open University production

starring
Gordon Scott , John Carradine Jock Mahoney , Lionel Jeffries
The Banton gang rob a mining company, killing a policeman. Tarzan, determined that justice should be done, goes into the jungle in pursuit.
Screenplay by BERNIE GILER , ROBERT DAY Based on EDGAR mcE BURROUGHS' characters Produced by sy WEINTRAUB
Directed by ROBERT DAY . Films p 22

Oddball
A simple short story, employing simple techniques, that touches on a profound human truth.
Written and directed by TO HOEDEMAM Produced by the NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA

In which the public sets the agenda Tonight: the children ask
Who's Looking After the Kids?
A 3- and a 4-year-old introduce a child's-eye view of life.
A few of us are lucky -we go to good nurseries But it's not such a happy story for the rest. Every day millions of parents and children are suffering because of the shortage of nursery centres. They don't share our happiness and peace of mind.
There are three million of us under 5. Why does the government ignore our needs?
Made by the FILM GROUP or TilE NATIONAL
CIIILDCARE CAMPAIGN with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

In the hills of Nepal a tragedy is in the making. Increased human pressures on the land have shattered the delicate balance between man and nature, and a way of life is under threat. There is still a faint ray of hope, and it may yet be possible to arrest the crumbling of the Himalayas and avert disaster. This moving programme won the 1983 Audubon Environmental Award for the best film in conservation and ecology.
Produced by SANDRA NICHOLS
TV presentation by PELVAM ALDRICH-BUICE

Six films of early exploration Introduced from the Royal Geographical Society by the pioneer polar explorer Duncan Carse.
4: Red Indian Shadow Catcher (1896-1930)
* The most spectacular ritual of the Hopi Indians is their Snake Dance, employing live rattle snakes, and I became obsessed with the idea of participating ... I followed the dancer four times around the plaza, cast my snake aside, and received the next snake for a continuation of the dance ...' So the pioneer American photographer, anthropologist and explorer Edward Curtis describes one of the most dangerous incidents in his life's work of chronicling the vanishing customs and ways of life of the American Indian. Altogether Curtis recorded the lives of some eight tribes, took 40,000 photographs (' shadow catcher' is the Indian name for photographer) and several miles of motion pictures.
Narrator DONALD SUTHERLAND
Film editor PAT o'cbadt
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

written by RAY CAMERON
BARRY CRYER , KENNY EVERETT
Kenny has told Deirdre that it's all over, and she's promised to clean it up. Meanwhile Tracey and Eric are still in the pigeon loft, waiting for Kenny to bring the cuttlefish.
' Once I put this show down, I couldn't pick it up.'
(CLIVE JAMES - no relation)
Designers MARTIN COLLINS , DAVID HITCHCOCK Producer BILL WILSON

by Angus Wilson
A version for television in five parts by Troy Kennedy Martin

As Godmanchester intended, the television lecture is a resounding success and he hands over his entire Welsh estate to the zoo for use as a wildlife reserve. It is Edwin Leacock's dream come true.
(Repeated next Sunday)
(Subtitles on Ceefax page 270)

Liv Ullniunn has never forgotten her stage debut in 1956 as Anne Frank-who wrote in her famous diary ' I believe that deep down all human beings are good.' These words became Liv's motto until, three years ago, a starving little boy in Somalia opened her eyes to a different world and shattered her idealism. In the wake of UNICEF World Children's Week, their first female goodwill ambassador describes her change of heart.
Assistant producer FAY WOOLF
Producer John wiixox

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCOKMlCK , With JOAN BAKEWELL , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

11.30 Images and Information
Regular patterns of ' noise ' can be removed from a picture by a special technique called spatial filtering, and laser light can beat with its own light to produce fringe patterns, the basis of 3D holograms.
11. 55 Budgeting Jot Europe's Jobless
In 1982 the European Parliament launched an initiative to make the European Community's budget for 1983 reflect concern for Europe's jobless. How was it received?