6.5 Modern Art: Kirchner
6.30 The Alkali Industry
6.55 Biology: Power Plants of the Cell
7.20 Steel, Stars and Spectra
7.45 Juggling with Physics

Sheffield Education Authority is proposing to reorganise post-16 education throughout the city as a response to falling school rolls and rising unemployment among school leavers. Producer ANNE DIACK
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Dark Alibi also starring
Teala Loring , Edward Earle
When a former prisoner is found guilty of killing a bank guard during a robbery, the conviction hinges on the fact that his fingerprints are found at the scene of the crime. But Chan suspects the case is 'too perfect' and traces an old conspiracy all the way back to prison ...
Based on the character created by EARL DERR BIGOERS
Produced by JAMES S. BURKETT Directed by PHIL KARLSON
Films: page 18

Episode 6 by BARRY PURCHESE
Casual labour for Tucker and Creamy, but Tommy draws them into danger....
Assistant producer ALAN MILLS
Produced and directed by DARROL BLAKE

Young people making things happen 6: The Campaigners
This week: 'young yobbos' versus the 'scarlet sadists'. It's Boxing Day and the Maldon farmers' hunt is in full cry. So are Jenny Spence and her group of hunt saboteurs. Also in this last programme of the series: the Sparkle campaign for health and fitness, and 16-year-old Fyfe John ston who organises young people in Chepstow to protest against nuclear weapons.
Research LAZELL DALEY
Produced by TONY MATTHEWS
For notes by Sparks contributors send sae to Sparks, BBCtv, London [Postcode removed]

Beware! Music can have a serious effect on you. Violins that 'sound like crying', rhythms that make you feel intoxicated 'when you have that bass thudding through you' and wild moods 'when it's all fast, loud and terribly vulgar'. Musicians explain how they convey feelings.
Dennis Bovell and The Dub Band Bob Marley , Vivien Goldman 'Madness' and David Bedford
Oliver Knussen , composer of the opera Where the Wild Things Are. Narrator Nick Ross
Producer BRUCE JAMSON
(Where the Wild Things Are can be seen on Easter Monday)

Insydoutsydin

Chronicle looks back at its own past. It has dug into the archives to find highlights from the last 18 years and these are shown in the company of three distinguished archaeologists: Professor Barry Cunliffe
'I suppose what Chronicle has really done for archaeology is to make archaeology respectable as far as the public is concerned. It's made it enjoy

Part 1 of the concert recorded recently at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, featuring the music of New York-born Gerard Kenny , composer of numerous hit songs such as 'I made it through the rain Nickels and dimes' and 'New York, New York' Special guest appearance Dennis Waterman
Concert production by DEKE ARLON Vocal backing TONY RIVERS SINGERS Musical director JOHN COLEMAN Sound CHRIS NEIL , DOUG HOPKINS Lighting director JOHN ROOK
Executive producer DENIS KNOWLES
Produced by IMPRESSION TV PRODUCTIONS in association with D.J. ARLON ENTERPRISES LTD 0 FEATURE: page 80

The Mind of a Murderer 2: The Mask of Madness
'Kenneth Bianchi is as cold a killer as I have met. The psychological defence is a bunch of hooey.'
(SERGEANT DUDLEY VARNEY ,
Los Angeles Police Department)
'Kenneth Bianchi is a clear-cut multiple personality'. (DR JOHN WATKINS ,
Professor of Psychiatry)
Was Kenneth Bianchi victim of the rare psychological disorder called multiple personality - an illness made famous in the film The Three Faces of Eve? Most of the experts thought so and diagnosed him insane. The police believed the psychiatrists' conclusions were ridiculous.
Part two of The Mind of a Murderer reveals the real mystery of Kenneth Bianchi 's true personality and again, using the videotapes, shows how the remarkable series of interviews threw a new and different light on the case and put psychiatry itself in the dock.
Film editor ROBERT MERCHANT Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY
Written and produced by MICHAEL BARNES

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with MAUREEN CARTER and BRIDGET KENDALL , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

Denis Healey
Shadow Foreign Secretary and keen amateur cameraman Denis Healey visits his first race meeting and captures on film the glory of Goodwood. Another chance to see Mr Healey at work when he accepts the BBC2 Photo Assignment week challenge.
Producer BARRY BEVINS
BBC Manchester

11.55 Calculus: Functions and Graphs
How are mathematical functions and their appropriate graphs related? The programme explores some properties of the hyperbola to obtain an insight into more general cases.
12.20 Systems Organisation: Who Do You Think You're Talking to?
Are you a 'parent' or a 'child' when you talk to your boss or your subordinates? An examination into role-playing in business.