6.5 17th-century England: Appleton House
6.30 Roman Architecture
6.55 Project
7.20 The Natural History Museum
7.45 The Dalradian of Banffshire
9.10 Higher Education: 5: What Sort of Place?
A student's-eye-view of undergraduate life.
9.30 Pages from Ceefax
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds. Cosmo and Dibs think they see a ghost in the market but Indira Joshi calms them. A group of children show all the things they can do with their hands. Book: "The Tiger Who Came to Tea"
10.15 Maths at Work: 5
Young people use CSE maths at work.
10.40 Mindstretchers Problems: Bridges
10.45 Pages from Ceefax
11.0 Words and Pictures: Strange Bumps
Shadows and shapes.
11.17 One World. Made in Barbados
11.39 Advanced Level Studies: Statistics
Hypothesis testing
12.5 pm Tele-Montage 5: Le coup de foudre
Research JANE COTTAVE
Production SUSAN PATON
12.30 Pages from Ceefax
12.55 Polymer Engineering On the Right Track-
The arctic circle is a challenging environment for any engineering materialà - but particularly for the track of a 'snowmobile'.
Producer KEVIN NEWPORT
A BBC/Open University production
1.20 Pages from Ceefax
2.1 Watch. Birds. 2: Eggs
Louise and James compare eggs of different sizes, shapes and colours. A look at young blue tits hatching out and being fed with caterpillars by their parents. James tests the strength of a hen's egg.
Presenters LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR and JAMES EARL ADAIR
Producer CAROLINE GODLEY
2.18 Subtitle Slot: Geography: What Ice Did to the Land
A series of programmes with subtitles for the benefit of hearing-impaired children.
2.40 Zig Zag
The sorts of bias found in written texts have parallels in other media. Can a study of documentary film styles help schoolchildren to understand the printed word?
Producer DAVID SEUGMAN
A BBC/Open University production
with subtitles, followed by Weather
The feature film starring
Robby Benson , Glynnis O'Connor Jeremy Jones , a gawky adolescent of 15, is studying music at his New York school with the hope of becoming a virtuoso cellist. 'But no distractions', says his teacher. Unfortunately, when he meets the attractive Susan - a potential ballerina - the couple fall in love and their future careers seem in jeopardy....
Screenplay by ARTHUR BARRON Produced by GEORGE PAPPAS
Directed by ARTHUR BARRON. Films: p 14 (First showing on British television)
Steven Spielberg talks to Barry Norman
At the age of 36 Steven Spielberg is the most commercially successful film director in the world, with hits like "Jaws", "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "E.T". "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" opened earlier this week.
Spielberg talks about his new film and his love affair with the cinema: 'When I go to the movies and I put a barrel of pop-corn between my legs, I want to see something that overwhelms me emotionally as well as visually stimulates me.'
from Goodwood House
The Inchcape Championship
Additional interest this year as Great Britain's Olympic hopefuls will be selected for Los Angeles on their showing at Goodwood. The world's best international dressage meeting once again has a strong European entry.
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS , TANYA LARRIGAN
Film cameraman DAVE GRAY Film editor STEVE BAKER
Producer JOHN MCMCHOLAS
Born in Athlone, Ireland, just 100 years ago on 14 June 1884, the great Irish tenor Count John McCormack's life covered a vast span in the history of singing.
In this programme Robert White recalls in song his hero and how his parents in New York taught him to sing, using 'John's recordings' - as his mother lovingly referred to the old 78s-as his yardstick.
Recorded on location at the Theatre Royal, Lincoln.
Accompanist TIMOTHY BARRATT
Additional narration PETER DICKSON
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY Lighting RON MEAGER Sound BARRIE HAWES Producer KEN GRIFFIN
It's the end of the long road for Jonathan King as he reaches his final destination in the current series-Boston. It's no tea party though, as he takes a hectic tour around the New England city, meeting one of its newest television personalities, Angela Rippon , and talking exclusively to top film score composer, John Williams , whose credits include Star Wars, Jaws, E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Also a glimpse into the super-fashionable world of Yuppies - America's 'Sloane Rangers' and a chat with Motown great, Smokey Robinson.
Research COLIN MARCHANT
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Producer GORDON ELSBURY
by Doug Lucie
with Graham Crowden as Headmaster, George Irving as Jim Durban, Hugh Fraser as Chaplain and Tim Roth as Phil Tyler
'This seems to me less of a genuine concern for Phil than a lynching party.' Durban, the English teacher, is worried Grammar school is a fine institution for boys who fit in, a category that doesn't always include Phil. The masters' conflicting views provide a battleground where his future will be decided.
with Juliet Alexander and Vince Herbert
Ebony in Birmingham: special report from the black communities of Britain's second city.
Plus the story of one unemployed teenager who hopes to make it in the music business. YTS to chart success? In the studio the JALN Band.
Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN. BBC Bristol
11.35 Topology: Complex Loci
The graph of a complex function is in four dimensions, but it can be visualised as a surface in three dimensions without losing the essential information.
12.0 Guernica: The Making of a Myth
The story of the bombing of Guernica was told in both British and German newsreels - with very different interpretations.
