9.30 Science Topics Relationships
9.52 Look and Read Badger Girl
10: Stripey the Superbadger
10.15 Mathscore One Graphic Description
An inexperienced salesman learns how to put his sales figures into shape.
10.38 Everyday Science Alternative Energy
Our fossil fuels are running out. What is being done to find replacements, and how successful could they be? Producer MICHAEL COYLE
11.0 History 11-13 5: The Traders
Wool from the Cotswolds was brought by, William Stoner to Oxfordshire, shipped from
London to Calais and sold to
Flemish traders to be made up as cloth in Bruges. This programme traces the processes involved.
Presenter RICHARD BURROWS Producer JILL SHEPPARD
11.22 Geography Casebook: Britain
The Changing Coastline
BERNARD CLARK investigates man's efforts to defend the coastline of Dorset and Hampshire.
Producer LEN BROWN
11.44 Going to Work
Starting Your Own Business
12.5 The Computer Programme An introduction to the use of computers, with the emphasis on small machines. The language used is BBC BASIC. 10: Things to Come
The future with computers.
The Computer Book, E6.75 from booksellers
Details of courses on programming in BASIC, information on the BBC Microcomputer system and range of computer software available from BSS, PO Box 7, London [Postcode removed]
(please enclose a 12" 9" sae with 22p postage)
12.30 Computers in Control 5: Recognising the Obvious
How some robotic systems can identify objects or voices and act accordingly.
12.55 Pages from Ceefax
1.20 Let's Go
Ten programmes for moderately handicapped young adults, presented by BRIAN rix
10: Let's Find Out about Things
1.38 Around Scotland Not So Long Ago 3: Everybody Out
2.0 Scene
The Biggest Epidemic of our Times
A shortened version of the Man Alive film about road accidents and their victims.
2.30 English File
John Steinbeck
'Guys like us are the loneliest guys in the world.... they don't belong no place. They ain't got nothing to look ahead to.'
John Steinbeck 's novel
Of Mice and Men tells the poignant story of George and Lennie, two migrant farm workers struggling to deal with their own solitariness. Producer ANDREE MOLYNEUX

The Coral United Kingdom Championship - Semi-finals DAVID VINE introduces further coverage from the Guild Hall, Preston.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM
CLIVE EVERTON Summariser
JIM MEADOWCROFT Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE , MIKE ADLEY PETER HAYWARD
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

with subtitles; Weather

Victory - and After
Fred Dibnah is awarded a tankard to commemorate his epic journey by steamroller, but it has been a gruelling week, and it's a relief to get back to everyday life and topple another chimney. Narrator Deryck Guyler Film editor PETER GIBBS Written and produced by DON HAWORTH
BBC Manchester

The Ivy Curtain
Vincent is on the trail of an alien base. Chance leads him to Barney Cahill, a pilot, who points him to an innocent-looking mid-western college. Once again, Vincent must decide whom he can trust, and whom not.
Written by Don Brinkley
Directed by Joseph Sargeant

The third of the quarter-finals in this competition for amateur choirs comes from the Opera House at Buxton, a haven in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District.
Singer Jill Gomez introduces the music of six more choirs, including three from Northern Ireland, and during a break she finds out what attracts an amateur singer to one, or sometimes two, rehearsals each week. Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Sound supervisor ROY BRADSHAW Lighting JOHN BLACK
Producer HILARY BOULDING Director ALAN TONGUE BBC Scotland
(Choir of the Year Competition in association with Sainsbury's)

Mordicus the Buzzard: part 2 by JOSEPHINE POOLE and SIMON KING
Mordicus, the youngest of three buzzard chicks, has survived the handicaps of his early days and begins to fend for himself. Strong and healthy now, he develops his hunting skills, finds his own territory and chooses a mate. But life still has a few setbacks in store.
Film editor ROD THOMAS Photography SIMON KING Produced by JOHN KING

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Sarah Greene , Melvyn Bragg and Arthur Marshall Rosemary Leach Robert Powell
Referee Robert Robinson Devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN
Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI

7: The Enterprising Heiress Giovanna Mazzocchi inherited one of Italy's biggest publishing empires seven years ago when she was just 30. Today
Editoriale Domus of Milan is flourishing under the direction of its enterprising young boss. Her magazines cover holidays, flying, cars, architecture and design.
Giovanna is both a success in business and mother of two small children. Wealth has brought problems for her family. Giovanna's sister was kidnapped and released only after they paid a huge ransom. Now Giovanna carries a gun for her own protection, but refuses to let fear restrict her family life.
Narrator Michael Pennington Written by DAVID WILLEY Film cameraman
PHILIP BONHAM-CARTER
Film sound RICHARD BOULTER Film editor PAM BOSWORTH
Series producer JEREMY BENNETT Producer JONATHAN STEDALL
The Man from Alfa

starring
Strange Bedfellows
Charles's noisy nocturnal habits enrage his tentmates to the point where they're forced to put him on trial. Potter discovers that his visiting son-in-law has been mixing business and pleasure - but should he let a sleeping dog lie?
Directed by MIKE FARRELL
Comedy Themes (record REH 387, cassette ZCR 387) from retailers

Teacher Don't Teach Me
Nonsense
The Music of Fela Kuti
Fela Anikulapo-Kuti is the most popular and controversial musician ever to come out of Africa. Born in Nigeria 47 years ago, he has dominated the African musical scene since the early 70s with his unique fusion of traditional rhythm and jazz melodies known as Afro-Beat.
Fela's music speaks of the conflict between the European colonial heritage and the traditional African past and cries out forcefully against corruption, exploitation and cultural betrayal.
This programme interweaves Fela's music with the story of his struggle against the Nigerian authorities to retain his position as the musical conscience of independent Africa.
Film editor GUY CROSSMAN Producer ALAN YENTOB Director DENNIS MARKS

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts. Producers HOWARD ANDERSON
JANA BENNETT , DAVE STANFORD Directors
JOHN WILKINSON , CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE , MIKE ROBINSON Deputy editor JOHN MAHONEY Editor DAVID DICKINSON

starring
Don Murray
E. G. Marshall Jack Warden
Arnold's bachelor party begins well enough as he and four friends do the rounds of bars and clubs on a hot New York night. But as the drink starts to flow, each man is led to consider his life, and when the surface of drunken revelry is stripped away, their doubts and anxieties begin to show....
Fine ensemble acting and Paddy Chayefsky 's brilliant script feature in this incisive look at male attitudes and pretensions.
Screenplay by PADDY CHAYEFSKY Produced by HAROLD HECHT Directed by DELBERT MANN
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