9.38 Dicho y hecho
Basic skills in Spanish
Having to Do Things; Likes and Dislikes; Comparing and Preferring
9.55 Thinkabout In the Mirror
Frank gets a surprise when he sees his reflection in a spoon.
10.12 Science Workshop Hearing 'B'
10.34 Scene
The Biggest Epidemic of Our Times
A shortened version of the Man Alive film about road accidents and their victims.
11.5 The History Trail 5: The Law of the Land
The villagers' rights to the common land are challenged How will Tom Harton 's family survive the new Enclosure Acts?
Producer ALAN EREIRA
11.30 Outlook
Farming Through the Ages Today and Tomorrow
Farming today has to be intensive in order to make the maximum use of land.
Computer technology has added an interesting dimension.
Presenter DAVID PARRY-JONES producer ALWYN HUMPHREYS
11.55 Swim
ANDREW HARVEY introduces a series for swimmers and non-swimmers of all ages. 10: Water Safety
12.20 Propaganda with Facts How cinema newsreels were used in the 1940s - during and after the war.
5: Don't Tell 'em You've Come to Win the War
Discussion notes available from Propaganda with Facts. BBC TV,
London [Postcode removed]. Please enclose 12" 9" sae with 22p postage
12.45 Pages from Ceefax
1.10 Mind How You Go
Ten programmes about road accident prevention, presented by JIMMY SAVILE OBE
10: You Can Save Lives ,
Book, E2.50 from booksellers
1.20 Treffpunkt: Deutschland Everyday life and language of German teenagers. 5: Freizeit
1.38 Around Scotland Not So Long Ago 3: Everybody Out
In this last episode Andrew is now grown-up and married, and the Newmans live - at last - in one of the coveted council houses. However, the family does not escape the effects of the industrial unrest of the 1920s.
Script STEPHEN MULRINE Designer DAVID MCKENZIE
Producer PETER WHITEFORD
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds It's not easy to replace a lost peg doll from a fire engine;
Cosmo and JENI BARNETT try to help Dibs. A group of Bristol boys perform a traditional
Punjabi dance. Book: Winklet Gets Lost by EILEEN RYDER, illustrated by STEPHANIE LANG Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
2.15 Music Time
10 Dick Whittington. A complete performance of the pantomime.
2.40 Walrus
Writing for an Audience
How some first-years at a London school made Passport to Pimlico
Director BARRY TOMALIN
Producer MORTON SURGUY

The Coral United Kingdom Championship
The Quarter-finals DAVID VINE has the up-to-date information on matches that were expected to be between
TONY KNOWLES and KIRK STEVENS , as well as RAY REARDON and CLIFF THORBURN. Commentators
TED LOWE , JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON Summariser
JIM MEADOWCROFT Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. MIKE ADLEY PETER HAYWARD
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring Adrienne Posta Cheryl Hall Lesley North
When a pop group are booked for a tour of Spain they reluctantly leave their girlfriends oenmd. Undaunted, the trio head for the Costa Brava ... A distinguished cast of British actors enlivens this pop-oriented comedy.
Screenplay by TUDOR GATES
Produced by HAROLD SHAMPAN and TUDOR GATES
Directed by MARTIN CAMPBELL
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Kids' TV -Just Like the Real Thing?
'Adults choose stones we think are boring but they think are interesting, because they have a different sort of mind than we have.'
(ANDREA COTTAN, aged 10)
'Teaching children about the media can radically alter the way they perceive the media.' (PAUL KIDDEY) Sunnyside School in Nottingham is one of a few primary schools starting
Television Studies. For the last few terms some of the children have been focusing on children's TV. They talk about their findings. Made by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT Director JANE MARRIOTT Producer ROBIN GUTCH
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The final day of the Lombard RAC Rally
WILLIAM WOOLLARD reports direct from Rally HQ in Chester with highlights from the previous four days, action from the final stages and comment from the winners.

A series that follows the fortunes of entrepreneurs Flight of Fancy
Moya Lear is an unlikely tycoon. Ex-showgirl, now silver-haired widow, she has been the driving force behind the Learfan. It's a revolutionary aircraft into which the British government has sunk no less than
£50,000,000 in the hope that it will create 1,200 jobs in Northern Ireland. But the Learfan is late. And short of money. Moya's dream may not come true.
Narrator Hugh Sykes Film editor PETER ESSEX
Executive producer JONATHAN CRANE Producer AVERIL WARD

Presented by Chris Kelly with food specialist and cook Michael Barry and drinks expert Jill Goolden. What's wrong with our licensing laws and who wants to change them? Why is that oldest of all British take-aways - 'yer actual traditional fish 'n' chips' - almost a dish of the past? And what about these new-fangled non-alcoholic drinks - are they better than the real thing?
Just three of the stories in this week's blend of the topical, the delicious and the best value in the world of food and drink.
Director JILL DAWSON
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

Jonathan King is back in the desert - this time Palm Springs, retreat of the wealthy, where Red Indians are landlords to the stars. Jonathan visits the $10million home of a leading plastic surgeon, meets a flamboyant dentist who fills teeth wearing a tuxedo, and watches as over a thousand kids 'invade' the main street for a new movie.
Research COLIN MARCHANT
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Producer GORDON ELSBURY

Ever condemned to be the butt of crude humour, or clad in the garb of awful euphemisms, at last the lavatory comes out of the closet. This documentary film reveals everything you ever wanted to know about them - where and how they are made, who invented them, and how the primitive privy was elevated to an art form. In a pilgrimage through Britain's loveliest lavatories, Lucinda Lambton celebrates the centenary year of the water closet, at long last paying the debt of gratitude to Britain's plumbing pioneers and sanitary magnificoes. Through her eyes the humble symbol of relief to the discomfited becomes an object of beauty and a delight to the eye.
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This week special guest
Guy Mitchell joins Karen in her sparkling blend of music, dance and comedy. Along with one of his earliest hits, 'Singin' the blues', Guy gives Karen some tips on cowboy life in the USA. Dancers POWERPACK
Vocal backing KAY GARNER
SUE GLOVER , SUNNY LESLIE Musical director EDDIE GRAY Choreographer CHRIS POWER Script associate JOHN JUNKIN
Additional material VICKY PILE Costume designer LINDA MARTIN Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting ERIC WALLIS Designer DEREK EVANS
Produced and directed by DAVE PERROTTET

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