9.8 Science Topics: Free Fall
The great discoveries of Galileo and Newton examined through modern experiments.

9.35 Tout Compris. Everyday life and language of French teenagers. A la maison; Dans ma chambre; Au restaurant; En scene

9.52 Look and Read. Dark Towers 8: Beware of the Bird!

10.15-10.35 Mathscore One Get the Point
3,700, 370, 37, ... then what? Laurel and Hardy, and others, get to grips with tenths.

11.0 The History Trail
4: Roundheads and Cavaliers. The Civil War and its consequences.

11.22 Read On!
8: Words of Tomorrow

11.44 Going to Work: Butcher and Baker

12.5 pm The Computer Programme - Series 1
An introduction to the use of computers with the emphasis on small machines. The language used is BBC BASIC.
8: The Thinking Machine
Artificial Intelligence.
For details on programming in BASIC, etc, send sae 12 in x 9 in and 21p postage to: [address removed]

12.30 Business Club - Series 2
8: High and Not-so-High
Technology. Specialised machines Presenter IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS

12.55-1.20 Speak for Yourself
9: Extra Help When Out of Work
Presenters INDIRA JOSIII , BERT KWOUK , ISLA ST CLAIR, MARINA
SIRTIS and TREVOR THOMAS give more advice on how to apply for benefits at the DHSS.
Free teachers' notes from [address removed]. Please enclose a large sae (12 x 9) plus 17p postage.
For more information in 13 different languages on today's topic, phone [number removed] after the programme (lines are open until 5.30 pm, or write to: [address removed].

1.38 Around Scotland
Looking Around You 2: Visual Messages

2.1 Scene. Scene in Northern Ireland. Catholic and Protestant teenagers describe their lives and try to overcome their prejudices when they spend a weekend together.

2.30 English File
An Inspector Calls by J. B. PRIESTLEY. Second of three episodes with NIGEL DAVENPORT , .MARGARET TYZACK , SIMON WARD , SARAH BERGER , DAVID SIBLEY and BERNARD HEPTON as the Inspector. Producer MICHAEL SIMPSON (Repeat)
2.55-

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring
Richard Basehart , Don Taylor
Steve Fallon , a drifter with a justified reputation as a gunman, is called upon for help by local ranchers in a seemingly peaceful valley on the Mexico-Arizona border where a gang of marauding outlaws have determined to take over the area.
Screenplay by EDMUND MORRIS
Producers JIMMY SANGSTER , JOSÉ c. MAESSO Directed by MICHAEL CARRERAS . Films: P18

The third of six stories by FARRUKH DHONDY Featuring
Zia Mohyeddin , Dharminder Gill and Andrew Johnson
Jolil is 14 and learning the secrets of kung fu. There have been a number of gang fights around the estate where he lives, and his father warns him to keep out of trouble. But Jolil places his trust in the magic of Bruce Lee.
Lighting DEREK PRICE Designer IAN ASHURST
Script editor CAROLINE OULTON Producer PETER ANSORGE Directed by FRANCO rosso BBC Pebble Mill

Paintings were among the first objects acquired by Glasgow ship-owner Sir William Burrell for his collection, and he was still buying them shortly before his death at the age of 96. In the second of three programmes John Julius Norwich , with Philip Vainker , Assistant Keeper in charge of Fine Art, looks at some of the paintings, prints and drawings now on show at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow's Pollok Park.
While the collection is renowned for its rich holding of 19th-century French paintings, including 22 works by Degas, there are also important Memlings and Cranachs from the Northern Renaissance, a marvellous' Virgin and Child' by Bellini, an early Rembrandt ' Self Portrait', and purchased in 1948 for £14,500, making it the most expensive single item in the entire collection, Frans Hals 's ' Portrait of a Gentleman '.
Lighting JOHN BLACK Sound BRIAN DEWAR
Producer KEITH ALEXANDER BBC Scotland

The Royal Danish Ballet
Music by Stravinsky Choreography by Glen Tetley
American choreographer Tetley says of this ballet, "for me the firebird is a symbol of our innermost dreams and longings for freedom and true love. We have all got a firebird inside us."
Introduced by John Drummond

Klinger's poker-playing plans are threatened by the Colonel's problems at the wheel of his jeep. B.J. deals with his own problems and creates them for everybody else until he gets a dose of his own medicine - and who better to administer it than Hotlips!

'The Tuborg Lager
Ice Dance Championship of Great Britain
Live coverage from Nottingham Ice Stadium as Britain's World Champions JAYNE TORVILL and CHRISTOPHER DEAN defend their British title with the skating world's best-kept secret - the free-dance routine which follows the memorable ' Mack and Mabel' and the brilliant ' Barnum'.
With European bronze medallists KAREN BARBER and NICKY SLATER performing their highly original Chaplin-based ' Limelight ' programme, Britain's strength in I depth in ice dancing should ensure a night to remember. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer JIM RESIDE

Jim Garrison
A haunting dream of being burned alive underlined American writer JIM GARRISON 's belief that nuclear war would destroy the human race. Since then he has spent his life in a one-man crusade against mis-information, propaganda and ignorance which, he claims, are conspiring to make his terrifying dream come true.
Assistant producer FAY WOOLY Scm.s producer JOHN WILCOX BBC Pebble Mill

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW, DONALD MACCORMICK and JOAN BAKEWELL present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
Producers PETER BELL. TONY HALL, DAVE STANFORD , JOHN MORRELL Directors
MIKE CATHERWOOD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editor NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID DICKINSON

The first of six concerts recorded at venues around the country.
This week
The Truth at the University of Aston, Birmingham
Introduced by David Hepworth
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON