6.5 Talking Turtle: Computers in the Classroom
6.55 Images and Information
7.20 Oil - Where from Next?
7.45 Biology, Brain and Behaviour

9.30 Science Topics: Darwin and Evolution

9.52 Look and Read: Badger Girl: 2

10.15 Mathscore One: 1: Know Your Place
Cavemen, clowns and Octo the counting octopus all illustrate the importance of zero.
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE

10.38 Everyday Science: Textiles
A murderer is brought to justice on the basis of forensic examination of fibres found at the scene of the crime.
Producer MICHAEL COYLE

11.0 History 11-13: 1: The Peasants' Revolt
by Keith Goodall
The true story of an Essex peasant caught up in the violent events of 1381. With Isabel Lansdale, Spencer Banks, Nigel Makin, Edward Phillips, Philip Antony, Ian Gardiner, Geoffrey Russell, John Cording, Peter Searles and Simon Gipps-Kent as Richard II
Producer JILL SHEPPARD

11.22 Geography Casebook: Britain: 1: Inner City: 1
The fluctuating fortunes of Glasgow - from Victorian boom to present day.

11.44 Going to Work: Going for the Interview

12.5 pm The Computer Programme
The use of computers with the emphasis on small machines.
2: Just One Thing After Another
What is a computer?

12.30 Electronic Office: 2: The Stand-alone Micro
Ian McNaught-Davis examines word-processing, financial planning and data base management.

12.55 Whatever Happened to Britain?
Britain's performance as an economic force since the industrial revolution. 2: Voices in the Air
The influence of economic theorists.

1.20 Let's Go
Presented by Brian Rix
2: Let's Look After our Clothes
Let's Go Book 3 from BBC Publications, £1.50 including postage

1.38 Around Scotland: Nature Study. 2: City Wildlife

2.0 Scene: The Cage
by Ray Jenkins
Paula has a special reason for wanting to escape from the assessment centre - why won't she tell anyone?

2.30 English File: A Taste of Honey: 1
A new production in three parts of Shelagh Delaney's classic play.
Producer RONALD SMEDLEY
Director MICHAEL SIMPSON

International Golf
The Suntory World Matchplay Championship from Wentworth Golf Club
Harry Carpenter introduces live coverage of today's second-round matches as the surviving eight players try for semi-final places in the 21st year of this great championship.

Racing from Ascot
3.55 The Queensway Furniture Stakes (Handicap. 1¼ m)
Introduced by Julian Wilson

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University.
This week's selection includes the Piazza della signoria and Reunion.
Producer DAVID SAUNDERS
A BBC/Open University production

The Word and Action Theatre Group specialises in improvision and audience participation, while the Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre concentrates on topical theatre.
What are their aims and how do they work?
Producer JOHN SELWYN GILBERT
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The Unipart
British Professional Championship
Coverage of the best of the quarter-final matches played yesterday evening.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Produced by KEITH Phillips

How does a nightmare begin? For David Vincent it began at four in the morning, looking for a short cut he never found. What he found instead were creatures from another world....
The Leeches starring
After a rash of disappearances among top scientists, electronics expert Warren Doneghan contacts
David Vincent - fearful of his own safety. Their plan allows the aliens to kidnap Doneghan - a calculated risk or a guaranteed death sentence?
Directed by PAUL WENDKOS

Now that summer holidays and days at the seaside are over, sit back at home, put your feet up and listen to the bands.
Gerald Harrison introduces BBC2's own brass band knock-out competition from
The Assembly Rooms, Derby. Round 1, programme 1
Yorkshire Imperial Band from Leeds, conducted by Ray Farr compete against Kirkintilloch Silver Band, Scottish champions, conducted by Professor Walter Hargreaves. Soloists Alan Exley , playing the cornet for Yorkshire
Imperial Band, and Jim Smith , also playing the cornet, for Kirkintilloch Silver Band compete for the Viewers' Sovereign Award.
Special guest supporters Harry Gration and Ken Bruce Judges Lt-Col Trevor L. Sharpe and Bernard Keeffe
Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound NEIL MURRAY
Designer ANDY DIMOND Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Leicester v Moseley
The final of Rugby Union's John Player Knockout Competition 1979. Series producer JEFF GODDARD
Video, Scotland's Grand Slam
(BBCV/BBCB 5021) from retailers

Maori - the New Dawn Reporter Michael Dean New Zealand's Maoris have always had a cosy image abroad but it's one they have come to resent. They never were the happily integrated minority of popular legend and now, in the 1980s, as their white-dominated society begins to falter in the grip of long recession, Maoris are beginning to assert themselves.
Michael Dean , a New Zealander himself, reports on what Maoris believe is a new dawn in the land that for a thousand years was theirs alone.
Producer TOM CONWAY
Series editor ANTHONY ISAACS

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Mayo
Now is the ideal time for giving the lawn an autumn treatment, but with the recent month of dry weather Geoff Hamilton is recommending a different approach to normal years. Anne Mayo demonstrates the annual lifting and preparation of dahlias, carrots and beetroot for over-winter storing and looks at a wide range of climbers.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON
Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

'S Wonderful
Rhoda is not at all happy about her young sister's new romance and, rather unsportingly, indulges in a spot of un-matchmaking.
Written by MARILYN MILLER
Directed by ROBERT MOORE

A six-part dramatisation of the life, work and ideas of Sigmund Freud, father of psychoanalysis.
Written by Carey Harrison
Starring David Suchet as Sigmund Freud

Vienna 1891. Now set up in practice at 19 Berggasse, Freud is enthralled by the revelations of his patients which relate, invariably, to matters sexual - a theory of neurosis begins to evolve. Breuer's cautious reaction threatens their collaboration, driving Sigmund to an intense new friendship with Wilhelm Fliess whose radical thinking matches that of his own.

(Ceefax subtitles)

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from the Coatham Bowl, Redcar
Tonight the most strenuous matches in the competition are played as the semi-finals take place on stage at the Coatham Bowl in front of one of the most enthusiastic audiences in the darts world.
At stake is the title of the best player in Britain and the first prize of E8,000 and, if the form is right, number one seed eric BRISTOW should be on his way to retaining the championship he won in 1982, in the first semi-final on stage.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentator
SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN Directors
MIKE ADLEY and KEITH MACKENZIE Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from the Coatham Bowl, Redcar
Coverage of the second semi-final played earlier this evening and again, if the seedings work, a classic match will be contested between ex-world champion and title holder jocky WILSON and new Star MIKE GREGORY.

The Suntory World Matchplay Championship
The semi-finalists have been found - four players have survived the demands of the tough 'Burma Road' course.