9.10 A Good Job with Prospects Specialist Civil Servants
The special skills of young civil servants whose work helps people working on land, sea and in the air.
9.38 Going to Work
Telecommunications Work
Young people at work in various jobs in national telecommunications.
Producer PAUL MITCHELL
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo and Dibs help GARY WILMOT to clean the market stall, both up high and down low. Also a visit to a factory to watch a doll being made. Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.15 Music Time
12: Rhythms Together
The children use rhythm patterns to accompany their singing. Chanting the good lilac fairy's magic spell with 'magical' sounds from the harp.
Presenters JONATHAN COHEN , HELEN SPEIRS with NUALA HERBERT (harp) Director DAVID SCOTT COWAN Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT
10.38 British Social History The Cholera's Coming
1831: The desperate measures taken in the north of England as the dreaded disease spreads.
11.0 Zig Zag
Space 2: On the Moon
For hundreds of years men have dreamed of going to the moon. In 1969 Neil Armstrong took the 'giant step'. PAUL COIA and SHEELAGH GILBEY describe the stages that led to the landing and the problems that the astronauts encountered.
Producer DAVID MELDRUM
11.23
Talkabout Jim and the Beanstalk
JILL SHILLING tells a modern version of the beanstalk story.
11.42 General Studies: The EEC 2: Citizens of Europe
STEPHEN MILLIGAN looks beyond the conflicts that divide Europe to the goals that unite it.
12.10 pm Hold Down A Chord
A beginner's course in folk guitar with JOHN PEARSE.
12.25 Plants in Action
Nine programmes on the science behind gardening, with ALAN HIBBERT. 2: Flower Power breeding.
12.50-1.15 The Unemployment Industry. Five programmes about responses to youth unemployment. 2: No Qualifications Needed
Helping young people to become self-employed.
1.20 Encounter France
Town and Country - Poitiers
A postman leads us round the town - and to wine, cheese and village life in the country.
1.38 Politics in Action 2: Please SIR
The campaign to save Irvine Royal Academy from closure.
2.1 Words and Pictures Quiet as a Mouse
Peter lives in an old house where the bed creaks, the floor squeaks and leaves fall on the roof. Unable to bear the noise, he asks the wise man for advice. Presenter VICKY IRELAND
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
2.18 Exploring Science
Air: What is air and how do plants and animals affect it?
2.40 The Music Arcade 2: Playing Percussion
The percussion section of the symphony orchestra.

The Benson and Hedges Masters from the Wembley Conference Centre
Introduced by DAVID ICKE
Cliff Thorburn v John Spencer
THORBURN, holder of the Masters title, plays the man who beat him in the 1977 World Championship final.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Sidney Toler in Charlie Chan at Treasure Island also starring
Cesar Romero , Pauline Moore
When a friend of Chan's apparently dies of a heart attack on board a plane, all clues lead to the mysterious 'Zodiac', a psychic who appears to drive his clients to suicide. Joined by the great magician Rhadini. Chan tries to discover the time identity of 'The Zodiac' with surprising results.
Screenplay by JOHN LARKIN , based on the character created by EARL DERR BIGGERS Produced by SOL m. WURTZEL Directed by NORMAN FOSTER Films: page 15

Further coverage. Commentators TED LOWE , JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON

Five personal views of issues in secondary schooling.
3: Exams - Could Do Better?
Exams are seen as a necessary way of assessing how well children have done at school. But do they accurately measure children's ability and potential? And do employers and universities place more faith in exams than they deserve?
Tim Brighouse , Chief Education Officer of Oxfordshire, presents evidence to support the case for radical change of the system.
In the chair Tessa Blackstone
Producer John twitchin

The first of six programmes in which Leo Sayer and his guests entertain with the Leo Sayer Dancers-LSD Leo's guests tonight are
Ian Anderson , Carol Kenyon The Hank Wangford Band and special guest Robin Gibb Script associate JOHN JUNKIN Choreography Flick COLBY
Musical director JOHN MEAUNG Costume designer DORINDA REA Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting BILL MILLAR
Designer HUMPHREY JAEGER
Produced and directed by STANLEY APPEL

First of 20 programmes
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir , Clare Francis Robin Bailey and Arthur Marshall , Rula Lenska Tim Brooke-Taylor
Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN
Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI

In 1970 Dr Norman Borlaug was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for advances in agricultural technology which had produced new 'miracle' rice and wheat. The 'Green Revolution had arrived; it was hoped that world hunger would disappear.

But in the years which followed the new technology only seemed to make the rich farmers richer and the poor farmers poorer. How have agricultural scientists responded to this?

Through the eyes of an economist, Keith Griffin (President of Magdalen College, Oxford) "Horizon" looks critically at the new 'Green Revolution' as scientists work in Mexico, Bangladesh and the Philippines to help the poor grow more food.

Their new approach may offer some hope - but unless there are equal changes in economic and political structures are other kinds of revolution inevitable?

The Benson and Hedges Masters from the Wembley Conference Centre Day two
Bill Werbeniuk v Terry Griffiths
Snooker's 'Mr Personality' BILL WERBENIUK brings his considerable presence to bear on TERRY GRIFFITHS in a match of contrasts.
DAVID ICKE introduces the best of the frames from this 9-frame match.
Videocassette, The People's Champion (bbcv 5017) from retailers

New Zealand v England
Highlights of the fourth day's play from Wellington.