9.10 Technical Studies How basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry. 13: Manufacturing with Plastics
For lecturers' notes write to [address removed], enclosing a 12" x 9" sae with 22p postage
9.38 Science Workshop Fish 'A'
How do fish move? How do they use their fins? Which is the fastest fish?
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Cosmo and Dibs go sailing- without leaving the stall. Douglas visits the St
Mary's lifeboat on which his father serves. Song: 'Miss Polly has a dolly'.
Presenter GARY wilmot
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.15 Maths File. 7: Pattern A stolen painting leads
Inspector Newton to reflect - and rotate and translate!
10.38 Maths Topics. Geometry Resource CSE O-level material in the form of animated sequences for classroom use; students are encouraged to provide their own commentary.
3: Grids - Similarity
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE
11.0 Words and Pictures Goodnight!
Mouse's request for quiet is misinterpreted by the crickets and it is some time before she can get her message across.
11.17 The Music Arcade 3: The Recording Studio
11.39 General Studies Intelligent Machines
12.5 Russian Language and People. Learn a little Russian and look at daily life in the Soviet Union.
13: Travel and Transport in the Soviet Union Book £5.50 from booksellers
12.30 Mathematical Thinking Five programmes which examme how the ideas of the Cockcroft Report on mathematical education can be brought into the classroom. 3: Area
12.55 Switch On to English
1.21 Encounter: Spain 3: Communications
Motorbikes and Guardia Civil; Valladolid airport, by train to Salamanca - and the postman's round.
1.38 Let's See
Pictures and Patterns
1: What's in a Picture?
2.0 Watch
Egypt: Egyptian Buildings LOUISE HALLTAYLOR visits the temple of Abu Simbel.
CY GRANT and RAEWYN BLADE tell the story of Moses and the burning bush.
Producer TOM STANIER
2.18 One World
From the Caribbean
What's in it for the St Lucian farmers whose livelihoods depend on growing bananas for the UK?
2.40 Zig
Zag Sedna and the Seals
PAUL coia and Inuit visitor
ANN HANSON look at how Eskimos used to hunt the seal.
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The Benson and Hedges Masters
Terry Griffiths v Bill Werbeniuk
DAVID ICKE introduces further live coverage from Wembley.

with subtitles; Weather

with the voices of Kenneth Williams Written and directed by MCK SPARGO

with Floella Benjamin Joanna Monro ,
Andrew Secombe and Nick Wilton and introducing the voice of Rory Bremner
Today, Eric, the famous hen frightener and North Pole explorer, announced his daring plan to cross the Arctic Circle in six days on a converted horse-drawn rhubarb splicer. He sets off at six o'clock Wednesday afternoon after Fast
Forward and returns in time for next week's Fast
Forward. Good luck Eric! Associate producer TREVOR MCCALLUM
Producer DAVID CRICHTON

starring Dick Powell Jane Greer , Burl Ives With two soldiers dead after the robbery of a gold shipment, the army appoint a military intelligence man named Haven to work as an undercover agent. He insinuates himself into the service of Charlie, a beautiful but dangerous woman who runs a gambling house and seems not unconnected with the local crime wave.
Screenplay by FRANK FENTON and WINSTON MILLER
Produced by ROBERT SPARKS Directed by SIDNEY LANPIELD
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with Geoffrey Smith Heathers
Geoffrey Smith visits some magnificent heather gardens to discover that you can have heather in flower all year round; he gives advice on how to plant and prune, and on propagation.
Film editor PETER RINGSTED
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS

where the public sets the agenda
Black Going Grey
'May the work you've done speak for you, May the life you've lived speak for you' sings 88-year-old
Frances Irving. But for most black pensioners there is no one who will speak for them.
'To tell you the truth-white or black-when a person reaches a certain age in this country nobody wants you around.' (JOHN PHILLIP , retired electrician)
Many of that great influx of West Indians who came to this country after the war are now pensioners and for them the only way to get a voice and be noticed is to form their own clubs and groups.
Made at the request of the Wandsworth Black Elderly Project.
Producer PAUL PIERROT
Community Programme Unit

Presented by Peter France Taff Vale
In 1900 the railway workers of Taff Vale embarked on a strike which has political implications to this day. Timewatch examines the first great clash between the Trades Unions and the law. The Island and its Past
How the people of the Isle of Dogs in the Thames Estuary are rediscovering their past. Special Branch
At the height of her powers, Victorian Britain boasted that she didn't need a political police. After explosions in the Underground, the Tower of London and the Houses of Parliament, she changed her mind. Timewatch investigates the birth of the Special Branch.
Producer DIANA LASHMORE Executive producer TIMOTHY GARDAM

with Linsey Beauchamp
Anton Lesser , Peter Davison Emrys James , Anna Cropper Hilary Mason dramatised by JOHN HARVEY from the novel by ARNOLD BENNETT
The last of four episodes
Anna has agreed to marry Henry Mynors , but he has failed to keep the appointment to ask for her father's permission. Anna's freedom has its limits set by the social pressures of her time - a fate she shares with Willie Price.
Music composed and conducted by NIGEL HESS
Production associate CAROL PARKS Videotape editor IVOR WILLIAMS Designer MICHAEL EDWARDS Produced by COLIN ROGERS Directed by martyn friend
BBC Pebble Mill
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Somewhere in the heart of a bustling metropolis the late-nightclub opens its doors once more.
Desmond Olivier Dingle (Patrick Barlow ) has managed to stay on as compere for another week. Robyn Archer and Bertice Reading have again packed the place to capacity with their songs and satire. Also appearing: the distinguished poet and animal trainer Podomovsky with suburban comment from Amanda Swift (housewife).
Robyn Archer 's guest:
Margo Random, singersongwriter, actress and ex-Space Virgin.
Outside in the alley knocking on the stage door: The Deep Sea Jivers
Musical director ROGER WEBB Sound KEITH GUNN
Lighting DUNCAN BROWN Designer PHIL ROBERSON Produced and directed by PHILIP CHILVERS

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith
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