10.10 Energy in the Home: Are You Sitting Comfortably?
10.35 Consumer Decisions: Semi-Detached.
11.0 Governing Schools: The Visit.
11.25 Accounting for Managers: The Great Cash-Flow Disaster.
11.50 Open Forum: Student Projects in Perspective.
12.15 Caring for Older People: Sharing a House.
12.40 Pages from Ceefax

I Bill Brandt
BILL BRANDT , one of the great photographers of this century died shortly before Christmas. A year earlier he had agreed to be filmed for the first time. Talking to Peter Adam he shows some of his favourite photographs. A moving farewell to the man of whom LAWRENCE DURRELL has written 'Brandt uses the camera as an extension of the eye - the eye of a poet.'
Moving and exhilarating.... (THE LISTENER) Producer PETER ADAM

The Intelligence Man a story of scientific fraud by STEPHEN DAVIS starring John Shrapnel
Sir Cyril Burt died in 1971, the most eminent psychologist of his age, his name forever linked with the IQ test and the 11+ examination system. Within two years a bitter scientific controversy saw Burt accused of lifelong faking and manipulation of phoney scientific data. How and why was Burt allowed to get away with this? The Intelligence Man tells the story of Burt's life and career, from the days of his childhood in the 1890s down to the last years of controversy.

Mozart's String Quintet in G minor continues the series of programmes recorded in the Signet Library, featuring music for quintet.
The Melos Quartet of Stuttgart are joined by Franz Beyer (viola) in the String Quintet in G minor (K516) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting JAMES MAIDEN
Producer MIKE NEWMAN. BBC Scotland

Northampton v Bective Rangers
NORTHAMPTON provide this year's President of the Rugby Union, RON JACOBS , and to celebrate are having one of their best seasons for ten years. BECTIVE RANGERS are welcome visitors from Ireland, and will be determined to reverse last year's defeat in Dublin. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates from Northampton, and brings news and views of the rest of the weekend's rugby and previews the start of the Home International Championship.
Series producer HUW JONES

High-speed winter sports action today featuring:
The Men's Downhill and Men's Slalom from Wengen
Few would dispute the claims of this picturesque Swiss village to be the ultimate winter brochure front page. The dramatic north face of the 12,000 foot Eiger mountain dominates the Lauberhorn, the longest downhill course in the World Cup calendar. Commentator DAVID VINE
Television presentation by the Swiss TV SERVICE Producer JIM RESIDE

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 Jan Leeming

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton with LUKE CASEY , NICK CLARKE BILL KERR ELLIOTT and MARK ROGERSON present the popular financial and business programme Including this week:
Paying for the President: when Abraham Lincoln became President of the United States, his expenses came to about$100,000. This year the candidates for the White House will spend more than$100 million. Why does money matter so much in American politics?
Money Maker on Unit Trusts: the results of the 1983 Money Programme I The Times unit trust competition. Who picked the best performing trust of the year?
Director DON HARLEY
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT

Written and composed by JOHN GRAY with ERIC PETERSON , starring
Eric Peterson as Billy Bishop
When you fight stay as calm as the ocean
And watch what's going on behind your shoulder
Remember war's not the place for deep emotion
And maybe you'll get a little older
'1915. Britain is locked in a bloody war and the young men from the colonies can't wait to get into the action.
Eric Peterson plays all 17 parts in the transformation of Canadian Billy Bishop from new recruit to battle-hardened flying ace.
Musical accompaniment by JOHN .GRAY Designer JIM LONGMUIR
Produced and directed by NORMAN MCCANDUSH

The television review programme with Ludovic Kennedy who this week discusses Whicker's World - A Fast Boat to China (BBC1), Horizon, The Intelligence Man (BBC2) and A Kick Up the Eighties (BBC2) with broadcaster Robert Robinson , deputy editor of Private Eye, Ian Hislop and Professor Tessa Black stone of London University.
Director KEVIN LOADER Producer JOHN ARCHER

The first of ten programmes
This year the series returns to the beautiful King's course at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland.
Five times winner of the Open Championship, Tom Watson , is joined by Australia's Greg Norman , known affectionately as the 'The Great White Shark', and they lead teams of celebrity partners as they challenge for the Marley Trophy.
This week's opening match features Sean Connery who has just returned to cinema screens in the role that made him famous, James Bond. He partners Tom Watson and they play Greg and Richie Benaud , one of Australia's greatest ever cricket captains and brilliant all-rounder.
Peter Alliss commentates and talks to the players in this match played over nine holes.
TV presentation RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT. Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON • FEATURE: page 4

The feature film starring
James Coburn , Jennifer O'Neill
Dr Carey-a tough, unconventional hospital pathologist-is determined to prove his friend and colleague, David Tao , innocent of murder. A problem made difficult by the fact that the 'victim' is the 15-year-old daughter of the hospital's belligerent director. A stylish, contemporary drama of the tensions of a large hospital - and drug thefts.
Screenplay by JAMES P. BONNER , based on A Case of Need by JEFFREY HUDSON Produced by WILLIAM BELASCO
Directed by BLAKE EDWARDS. Films: page 19