9.15 Dicho y hecho
Basic skills in Spanish
Having to do things; Likes and dislikes; Comparing and preferring Producer JOHN prescott THOMAS
9.33 Alles klar
Basic skills in German
Having to do things; Likes and dislikes; Comparing and preferring Producer SUSAN PATON
9.52 Talkabout. Mog's Christmas
A series for young children designed to encourage the development of oral language.
10.12 Science Workshop Highlights B '
10.34 Scene
The Breakaway: a new play
(For full details see Friday at 2.1 pm)
11.5 Maths-in-a-Box
A mathematical adventure in ten episodes. 5: Winning and Losing by ALEX GLASGOW
Producer MORTON SURGUY
11.30 Outlook
The archaeological background to the Gospels. 5: Masada
The palace fortress of Masada must be one of the most impregnable fortresses in the world. In AD 66 the Jews rose in revolt against the Romans. Masada, occupied by the Zealots, was the last place to hold out ...
Presented by PETER CONNOLLY Producer R. DILWYN JONES
11.55 Swim
Last of ten programmes with ANDREW HARVEY. Water Safety
12.20-12.45 Propaganda with Facts A series of five programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s. 5: Don't tell 'em you've come to win the war
1.2 Encounter Germany. Leisure
Shopping in Hameln and an evening meal; a church service; the scouts, a pop-group and the volunteer fire-brigade; a centenary celebration.
1.20 Treffpunkt Deutschland
Everyday life and language of German teenagers. 5: Freizeit
1.38 Around Scotland Border Reivers
2: Archie Armstrong's Aith
A dramatisation by HECTOR MAC-MILLAN of a well-known border ballad with GREGOR FISHER
ALEX NORTON , JAMES GIBB
JAMES KENNEDY , MAUREEN BEATTIE and RHONA MACKAY.
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds A Day in the Country
Introduced by MICHAEL MAYNARD and Duncan the Dragon
Producer JUDITH MILES
2.15 Music Time. A Gift for the Baby A musical Christmas story about the shepherd girl who forgot to take a gift to Bethlehem.
2.40 Walrus
After Four by CATHY PELLICER
5: The aliens are about to be recalled and they are still having trouble with ' spleeing '.
Producer MORTON SURGUY

The Coral United Kingdom Championship
First Semi-final
Further coverage
Introduced by DAvm VINE

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring Johnny Weissmuller Johnny Sheffield
When a series of savage killings take place in the jungle, Tarzan tracks down the murderous tribe of ' leopard men' responsible. Leading the cult is its deadly high priestess Lea, the Leopard Woman.
Story and screenplay by CARROLL YOUNG Based on characters created by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Produced by SOL LESSER
Directed by KURT NEUMANN
Films: page 18

where the public sets the agenda The People's Palace
The Burrell Museum recently opened in Glasgow to much acclaim and a great fanfare of publicity. While this was going on Open Space slipped into The People's Palace, a museum on the other side of Glasgow, with Billy Connolly and found that you don't have to be famous, dead or a millionaire to have a place in history.
Made on behalf of THE FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE'S PALACE by the Community Programme Unit

Wimbledon 1972
One of the great men's singles finals - Ilie Nastase of Romania against American Stan Smith.
Series producer jeff GODDARD

in the Spotlight
Dickie recounts some of the highlights of a long and successful career in show business and illustrates with a song, a dance and hilarious impressions, the style which has made him into the top class entertainer he is today. Special guest Bertie Hare
Music GERRY COLLINS QUARTET
Producer DON SAYER

The fifth of eight programmes
Land of the Setting Sun
Japan is ' greying' - growing older - far faster than any other country. Until now it has had the youngest population of any advanced nation, but by early next century it is expected to be the oldest. This is partly because the Japanese live longer than anyone else. and partly because there has been an unprecedented drop in the birth-rate. In 40 years' time a quarter of the population will be over 65 years old, and it is predicted that this could lead to economic trouble and inter-generation conflict. The problem m§m old in Japan simply refuse to retire, even if they have the money to do lo Robin Denselow reports on the land where a 70-year-old former sales manager is delighted to find new employment cleaning the ashtrays outside Tokyo subway stations.
Series producer WILLIAM NICHOLSON producer ROBIN DENSELOW

The fifth of eight programmes looking behind the doors of Westminster and Parliament.
Narrated by Anthony Quayle Order, Order
The Speaker of the House of Commons is responsible for order in the House. For seven years until his retirement at the end of the last Parliament this was the responsibility of The Rt Hon George Thomas. Befitting his role in Parliament, the Speaker lives ' above the shop' in a palatial residence where he entertains the country's great and famous. The Speaker is third in order of precedence of all the commoners in the land. In the Chamber, he alone decides who shall speak in a debate. It is his personality which must command the respect and obedience of MPs who elect him to see fair play.
Written by CHRISTOPHER JONES Photography JOHN GOODYER Film editor IAN POTTS
Executive producer JOHN GAU Producer ALAN SCALES
Book (same title), 112.95, from booksellers
* Subtitles on Ceejax page 270

Views, news, people and music from Britain's black communities. with Juliet Alexander
Vince Herbert and Wayne Laryea
Producers ROY CHAPMAN , AMANDA THEUNISSEN Series producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol