9.10 Higher Education
3: What Use is a Degree?
Personal qualities, a flexible outlook, and the state of the employment market may affect a graduate's career prospects.
9.38 Going to Work
Butcher and Baker. A day in the life of three young people working in butcher's and baker's shops. Series producer PAUL MITCHELL
10.0 You and Me: Up/Down
Introduced by MICHAEL MAYNARD and Duncan the Dragon
10.15 Music Time. 8: Fast and Slow Listening to music and singing songs with regular beats at different speeds. Measuring the speeds with a metronome.
Presenters JONATHAN COHEN and HELEN SPEIRS with BILL STOKES (trumpet), COLIN SHEEN (trombone) and KEVIN MORGAN (tuba). Director DAVID SCOTT COWAN Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT
10.38 British Social History 4: Man Made the Slave by ALAN PLATER. The story of Thomas Cooper and the Leicester Chartists, starring DAVID NEAL and MARTIN FRENCH
11.0 Zig-Zag
Find That Man. A stranger leaves his brief-case behind. The children have 24 hours to track him down and return it.
11.23 Talkabout: New Patches for Old. Hasan has difficulty in finding someone to help him alter his new trousers.
11.42 General Studies: Economics 2: The Money Demand
Why is the dollar exchange rate so important in London? PETER OPPENHEIMER investigates.
12.10 pm Wheels of Fire: Ten films about development issues in India. 8: Made in India. Working conditions in large-scale and small-scale factories in the match and cotton textile industries.
12.40 On the Rocks
Ten programmes on the evolution of the landscape around us. 8: Potential Energy
Coal and oil deposits.
1.5-1.30 Multi-Cultural Education 8: Education Versus Prejudice
Ways of teaching about racial matters in ' all-white ' schools.
1.38 Politics in Action 3: Housing Problems
The story of Wellshot Residents' Association and its work in Cambuslang, Glasgow. Narrator ALEC HEGGIE:
Producer ROBERT CLARK. BBC Scotland
2.1 Words and Pictures: Fishing
The rabbit in today's story is unusual: he has a bushy tail. vicky tells us how fox tricked him and ' How Rabbit Lost his Tail'.
2.18 Exploring Science: Electricity Electricity is the most important carrier of energy.
2.40 The Music Arcade 8: Early Music
SNEAK'S NOYSE play some early music on the shawm, rebec, cittern, violone and theorbo.

Set in the Midlands in 1840, this edition tells the story of Thomas Cooper, a leading member of protest movement the Leicester Chartists.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The first of six programmes written by CLIVE DOIG
Presented by Sarah Greene and Paul McDowell
A second series of inventions and inventors of everyday objects. Today-theroller skate, the bicycle and the parking meter. With alternative inventions by Wilf Lunn.
Designer BERNARD lloyd-jones Film director BOB BLAGDEN
Produced and directed by CLIVE DOIG Clive Doig 's Puzzles: page 93

Part 9 by PAULA MILNE
Open Day at Grange Hill produces the usual number of incidents, some funny, others more serious.
With EILEEN FLETCHER
STEVE LANGTON , JASON RUSH
GUY STANDEVEN and TRACEY THOMAS
Devised by PHIL REDMOND Producer KENNY MCBAIN Director ALISTAIR CLARK
(Part 10 Wednesday 6.15 pm)

by GEORGE MACKAY BROWN
Narrated by David Birch
A series of filmed narrative dramas 'You don't need to worry about Miss Barraclough. There's a fine bed for you in the corner there.
There should be a man in this house, to keep the roof tight. I don't mind the look of you at all ..."
Producer ROGER JENKINS
Director MICHAEL CROUCHER. BBC Bristol

Introduced by Johnny Sllvo
The first of five programmes of folk music recorded at Goodwood, West Sussex.
Featured tonight are:
Diz Disley Group, Prelude Peter Rowan , Dingle Spike
Lighting HUBERT CARTWRIGHT Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Directors DAVE PICKTHALL , DAVE ROSS Producer don SAYER

A selection of the most popular programmes from Delia Smith's Cookery Course Cakes
Delia Smith demonstrates how easy it is to make an all-in-one sponge, a Dundee cake and a squidgy chocolate log.
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS
Producer PETER RIDING
A BBC videobook, Delia Smith 's Home Baking (BBCV 1009); recipes ore in the Part 2 book, £4.25, and in the Complete Cookery Course. £10.95, from retailers

From the heart of beautiful downtown Burbank. Dan Rowan and Dick Martin host a laugh-a-minute extravaganza with a special salute to the youth of America.
Socking it to you tonight are guest stars
Tony Curtis
Muriel Landers
Liberace Murray Langston and the Laugh-In regulars.
Director GORDON WILES
Executive producer GEORGE SCHLATTER

Bob Monkhouse presents another edition of his international comedy showcase in which he introduces the best of comic talent from both sides of the Atlantic.
Tonight Bob's special guest is Sid Caesar , the renowned star of Your Show of Shows, one of the most celebrated and influential comedy shows in the history of American television.
Also starring
Denis Norden , Julia McKenzie and rising comedy star Roy Jay , the ' Slither Hither' man Featuring music from
The Harry Stoneham Band
Programme associate NEIL SHAND Script associates
DENNIS BERSON , SPIKE MULLINS Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting BILL MILLAR Designer
PAUL TRERISE Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER

The Earthquake Connection
Earthquakes are devastating reminders that we live on a violent earth. Predicting earthquakes accurately is still a formidable task; but the detailed study of how earthquakes shape our world is throwing up other predictions, of a more intriguing kind, and they affect the British economy. A hundred million years ago the land mass around what was to become the British Isles was stretched and racked by massive earthquakes. Scientists believe they can trace the same processes going on right now In the Aegean. Linking the two, they've found an intriguing connection between the creation of Greek islands, why the church where St Paul preached 2,000 years ago is now six feet under water - and the real size of Britain's oil reserves. The Earth. quake Connection suggests we may now have to revise our estimates about exactly how much oil is left. Narrator Martin Jarvis
Film editor NICK RAYNER
Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by JOHN GROOM

Why change your career? Frank Delaney asks his guests tonight: Molly Keane was once a successful playwright and novelist using the pseudonym M. J. Farrell. After a gap of nearly 30 years, she has now written two books under her own name: Good Behaviour, which has just been serialised on BBC2, and Time After Time, a black comedy about an Anglo-Irish family growing old in rural Ireland; Clare Francis , once a dancer, market researcher, sailor and TV presenter, now a writer, whose first novel Night Sky made publishing history; and lain McGilchrist who was a Fellow at All Souls, Oxford, wrote a controversial book, Against Criticism, and is now studying neurology.
Assistant producer BERNARD WALTON Director Philip CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER