6.55 Chemistry: Crystals
7.20 Looking at Poems
7.45 Conceptual Models in Stratigraphy
9.38 Science Workshop: Animals of the Soil 'B'
Presenters David Hargreaves, Lilian Evans, Malcolm McFee
10.0 You and Me: Clap Hands
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Nina Baden-Semper and Tom Saffery invite everyone to shake hands and clap hands - and they tell a traditional West Indian story.
10.15 Maths Counts: 10: What Price to Pay?
Bert falls for a 'special offer' but Elsie falls - for Solihull?
10.38 Home Economics: Choices
To make good nutritional choices we need correct information. Lesley Judd asks whether we really get this on our food labels.
11.0 Words and Pictures: Trog and the Dog
Getting the sheep into the fold is a problem for the Trog family, until the Quickerwits show them how to train a dog to do the job for them.
11.17 The Music Arcade: Children's Film Music
11.39 General Studies: Music Cues
Music's power to create mood and arouse emotions is effectively exploited by composers writing for film and TV. With examples from advertising, The Living Planet and feature films, composers analyse what effect their music has.
12.5 Buongiorno Italia!
The last part of a course for beginners in Italian.
20: E per finire ...
A round-up of some of the places and people seen over the past few weeks, and a trip to Todi, one of the loveliest medieval towns in Italy.
12.30 Honourable Members: Carry on Governing
Last of a series of five programmes examining the role of Members of Parliament.
Is the House of Commons still sovereign?
12.55 Micros in Schools: The Blackthorn Experiment
New technology may come to school whether we are ready or not. In a Northampton Middle School, after a month with a kit of electronic parts, the effects could be seen in home economics and English lessons.
A BBC/Open University production.
1.21 Appuntamento in Italia: Usanze e costumi
Le contrade; Tradizioni campagnole; Ifeste religiose e civili.
1.38 Let's See: The Sea: 4: The Daughter of the King Ron
2.1 Watch: Homes with a Difference
James and Louise look at different houses in different countries and also at the kind of houses people lived in in the past.
Presenters Louise Hall-Taylor and James Earl Adair
2.18 English 11-13: Creative Writing: 5: Start Here
Beginning narrative writing
2.40 Zig Zag: Generation after Generation
2: Alan lives with friends, works every day, and wants to marry his girlfriend Mary. What is unusual is that Mary, Alan, and his friends are all mentally handicapped.
Producer JIM BURGE
A BBC/Open University production
with subtitles, followed by Weather
starring
Alex Nicol
Steve Rowland
Joe Daylight , notorious gunfighter and cattle thief, is planning his biggest scheme. With cattle prices at an all-time high after the American Civil War he plans to rustle not one but several of the giant herds roaming the vast ranches of south-west California. He rounds up a gang of outlaws and the first ranch they decide to attack is the Casa Grande
Screenplay by BORDEN CHASE ANDPATRICIA CHASE and CLARKE REYNOLDS
Produced by LESTER WELCH Directed by ROY ROWLANDS Films: page 18
Coot Club by ARTHUR RANSOME , dramatised in four parts by MICHAEL ROBSON
3: Tom is still being hotly pursued by the Hullabaloos. The Teasel with Dick, Dot and Mrs Barrable aboard is menaced by a new foe - wreckers.
Music composed and conducted by PAUL LEWIS. Photography ALEC CURTIS Film sound COUN MARCH. Wardrobe SUSANNAH BUXTON. Make-up SUE BIDE Producer JOE WATERS
Director ANDREW MORGAN
Only Fools and Sportsmen ...
An epidemic of drug abuse is destroying sport. The roots of the problem are so deeply embedded that current detection methods don't provide a real solution.
'It's cheating at its simplest.' 'I'm not worried about what is going to happen to me in 20 years time because I've taken steroids.' 'It's heading towards total biochemical manipulation of sportsmen.' Does anyone who hasn't used drugs stand a chance of winning at the Olympics this summer? Can the problem be solved or have the authorities left it too late?
Film editor STEPHEN SAUNDERS Producer TONY LARYEA
Made by BRIAN TOWELL with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
The last of the series Eight Years On
Ark Royal has gone. Her demise marks the end of an era, for never again will the Navy's fixed-wing flyers face the rigours of the catapult launch. But what of the men who served with her, living and working candidly on camera? TOM WILKINSON - paternal Master at Arms; L/STEWARD CONWAY - married in Florida, and the irrepressible puppet 'Wilf' are among those who have left the Navy but whose memories confirm the indefatigable spirit of the British sailor.
Photography PAT O'SHEA
Sound recordist MIKE SAVAGE Film editor JANE VAL RAKER
Executive producer JOHN PURDIE Producer PATRICK TURLEY
The plants we grow in our gardens are some of the richest and most varied in the world. But very few of them are native to this country. Alpines
This week Geoffrey Smith looks at the history and origins of the world of mountain flowers.
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS
Producer BRIAN DAVIES
The first semi-final of BBC2's International Snooker Championship is between John Spencer - three times Pot Black Champion and Jimmy White.
Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Commentator TED LOWE Referee JOHN WILLIAMS
Produced by JOHN G. SMITH. BBC Pebble Mill
dramatised in 13 parts by JULIAN BOND, starring
12: 1957. Roger Quaife 's political ambitions are jeopardised by a private scandal -and Lewis Eliot finds his own career is also placed at risk.
Music by KENYON EMRYS-ROBERTS Make-up designer
CHRISTINE WALMESLEY-COTHAM Costume designer KEN TREW Designer OLIVER BAYLDON
Producer PHILIP HINCHCLIFFE Directed by JEREMY SUMMERS
Nightmare as a Child starring
A schoolteacher meets a little girl who is strangely familiar and has an eerie knowledge of her past....
Written by ROD SERUNG
Directed by ALVIN GANZER
Four programmes about the pioneering days of television outside broadcasts narrated by John Craven 3: ... on this Historic Day
Just as radio broadcast royal and state events, so too did the infant television service.
Assistant producer MICHAEL PARKER Producer MARTIN L. BELL
12.10 Computing: Linear Equations
The matrix of co-efficients of simultaneous equations is modified by computer to produce and refine solutions.
12.35 Non-Euclidean Geometry
Cylindrical chess, spherical rulers, and a universe where light moves in circles, are consequences of non-Euclidean geometry.
