10.10 The First Years of Life: All Yourt
10.35 Childhood 5-10: Family Matters
11.0 Health Choices: Home Cooking
11.25 Caring for Older People: Sharing a House

The CIS Insurance United Kingdom Indoor Bowls Championship The Final
Bowling history was made last week when 32 players contested the first Indoor United Kingdom Championship. Not only that, but it was played on a portable rink built specially for the occasion, and the matches were played over 'sets'.
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of yesterday's Final from The Guild Hall, Preston.
Commentators DAVID RHYS-JONES
HARRY RIGBY , MAL HUGHES
Producers
KEITH PHILLIPS , KITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer nick HUNTER

A Child's Guide to Languages
By studying how we all learn our native language as infants, can we find radically new ways of teaching foreign languages that really work?
Narrator PETER FRANCE
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by JON PALFREMAN

The first of eight programmes looking behind the doors of Westminster and Parliament.
Narrated by Anthony Quayle Royal Westminster
For more than a thousand years Westminster has been a Royal Palace. For the first time, cameras have been allowed inside it to tell the story of one of the most extraordinary buildings in the world.
Written by CHRISTOPHER JONES Executive producer JOHN GAU Producer ALAN SCALES

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world: the interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Michael Cole

Brian Widlake and Valerie Single ton With LUKE CASEY, NICK CLARKE BILL KERR ELLIOTT , MARK ROGERSON. Including this week:
Business Times: the American television show that combines The Money Programme with Breakfast Time; and Money Maker on Share Perks: your guide to the special deals firms offer their shareholders.
Director DON HARLEY
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT

from Old Thorns Golf and Country Club, Liphook, Hampshire
The second of six programmes in which Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people.
His guest this week is Norman Wisdom , comedian, actor and singer. Norman reflects on his childhood and the struggle of his early days and gives Peter quite a surprise when he breaks into a boxing routine.
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer BOB ABRAHAMS

by Jonathan Kingdon
A cheetah's snarl leaps out of the film into a painting, three pieces of junk turn into a hornbill, and a revolving picture captures the tumbling flight of a lilac-breasted roller.
As both zoologist and artist Jonathan Kingdon challenges our way of looking at animals, and offers new answers to some intriguing questions. Is the zebra striped to dazzle or deceive? How did the elephant 'get his trunk?' Why does the helmeted guinea-fowl wear a mitre? Whether we look at aardvark, giraffe, bat or zebra, our eyes are opened to new ways of seeing.
BBC Bristol
Book, Kilimanjaro: Animals in a Landscape, £5.95 from booksellers.
Exhibition: Kilimanjaro: Animals in a Landscape, Barbican Centre, London, 21 October-4 December 1983, 10.0 am-11.0 pm daily; from midday Sundays

with Michael Cole ; Weather

The television review programme with Ludovic Kennedy who this week discusses The Aristocrats (BBC2), Macbeth (BBC2) and Family Fortunes (Central) with John Grigg , the writer, and formerly Lord Altrincham,
Clare Venables , director of the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield and Margaret Wilkins of The Family.
Plus a day in the life of BBC foreign news reporter Kate Adie.
Director KEITH HALEY
Assistant producer MUKTI JAIN Producer chris mohr

A Forty Minutes documentary
' There are two teams out there. One is playing cricket. The other is making no effort to play the game.' (BILL WOODFULL, Captain of Australia 1933)
Fifty years ago cricket was riven by an acrimonious feud. The cause of the furore was the determination of England's Captain, Douglas Jardine , to regain the Ashes at any cost. Against Australia's ' run machine ' Don Bradman and the rest of the team Jardine unleashed Harold Larwood , one of the fastest bowlers the world has ever seen. As Larwood scythed through the demoralised Australians' batting there were howls of anguish from cricket lovers, who branded it ' unsportsmanlike '.
The story of that explosive tour is told by some of the men who played through cricket's darkest hour, and the man whose bowling changed the ethics of international cricket for ever, the former Notts miner - Harold Larwood.
Film cameramen
RAY HENMAN , FINTAN SHEEHAN Film recordist JOHN MURPHY Film editor JANE VAL BAKER
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer ALAN PATIENT

by JANE AUSTEN dramatised in six parts by KEN TAYLOR
1: Fanny Price's life changes overnight when she is removed from her impoverished Portsmouth home by her Aunt Norris to live with her rich relations at Mansfield Park.
Music composed and conducted by DEREK EOURGEOIS
Costume designer IAN ADLEY Lighting BERT ROBINSON Designer JOHN BONE Produced by BETTY WILLINGALE Directed by DAVID GILES

The first in a series of late-night movies starring one of Hollywood's most outstanding actresses with Herbert Marshall James Stephenson
The tropical peace of a Singapore night is shattered by gunfire, a man lies dead at Bette Davis 's feet. Her story is that he tried to attack her; the truth, it transpires, is a little different.
Screenplay by / HOWARD KOCH
Based on the play by ø W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
Directed by /WILLIAM WYLER