9.20 Encounter: Germany Communications
By train from Hamelin to Braunschweig, a police car chase and a waterways patrol. An inland harbour and life on a barge.
9.38 Encounter: France Travel and Transport
By air from Poitiers, bus and train from Fecamp and barge from Rouen.
9.55 Encounter: Spain Communications
10.12 Science Workshop Fish 'A'
10.34 Scene
Andy Capp - Fact or Fiction?
(Rpt. For details see tomorrow at 2.0)
11.5 Near and Far
When the Wind Blows
A look at some of the ways in which the wind can affect people and landscape.
Producer ROBIN GWYN
11.30 Home Ground Made in Wales
2: Taken for Granted
Some products are so much a part of everyday life that most people give little thought to how they are made; signs, money even most food. Presenter VERA DING Producer DEREK TRIMBY BBC Wales
11.55 Better Badminton With JAKE DOWNEY
3: Defence into Attack
12.20 Visions of Change Six programmes about newsreels and television in the 1950s.
3: The Imperial Vision
12.45 Out of the Undertow FAY WELDON and RICHARD HOGGART look at how people's working lives are affected by the economic recession.
3: Sweet Dreams
1.20 Encounter: Italy Fruits of the Land
Italian food and farming.
1.38 Around Scotland With Safety in Mind 3: Safety First
How a rally driver and a parachutist learnt to play safe. Producer PETER WHITEFORD
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Cosmo gloats that she has been to the fair. Dibs gets his own back. Transport song:
'Travelling through the air . Book: Alex's Outing by MARY DICKINSON and CHARLOTTE FIRMIN Presenter uz SMITH
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
2.15 Music Time. 3: Melody
The alto saxophone and some gymnasts demonstrate the shape of melodies.
2.40 Communicate! Advertising
Techniques used by advertisers to get their message across. Producer BRUCE JAMSON

The Benson and Hedges Masters
The first quarter-final DAVID ICKE introduces further coverage from the Wembley Conference Centre. Producers RICHARD TILLING
BILL TAYLOR , KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producerNICK HUNTER

from Santa Caterina, Italy The Ladies Combined Downhill
The start of BBC television's daily coverage of this season's major Alpine ski racing event. The result of today's opening race, when coupled with next Monday's slalom, will produce a Combined World Champion to succeed ERIKA HESS , the Swiss miss who defends her title from West Germany's snow sisters IRENE AND MARIA EPPLE.
Commentator DAVID VINE Television presentation by the ITALIAN TV SERVICE Producer JIM RESIDE
(Mens Combined Downhill tomorrow at 5.30 pm)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

An international link-up between British and Russian teenagers, presented from
Television Centre in London by Mike Smith and by satellite from Moscow with Zoya Zarubina
A chance for young people to exchange views. And reaction to a specially conducted Gallup poll in Britain, and a poll in the Soviet Union, of teenagers' views on both sides of the Iron Curtain on their hopes and fears about the threat of nuclear war.
Technical co-ordinator TONY BATE Sound MIKE GILES
Director PATRICK HARPUR Producer ERIC ROWAN
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Pearls Before Swine
Monkey and his friends arrive in Cartslow, a land fabled for its prosperity, but find only misery. Cartslow is oppressed by three mighty immortals.
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD
WIDE SOUND LONDON. Produced by NTV and KOKUSAI HOEI

The International Cavaliers
Before the days of sponsored Sunday cricket, many of the world's best players met for a gentle after-lunch match against a county side. For those players, the television audience and commentator John Arlott , Cavalier cricket was fun! Series producer JEFF GODDARD

continues a season of films starring great comics and singers. also starring Lana Turner
Dean Martin is in top form in this witty comedy as lawyer
Steve Flood. When he loses money betting on horses his wife decides it's time she came to the rescue, and secretly arranges to book all Steve's bets through a friend. But gambling is a tricky business and Steve's real bookie is determined to discover who's got the action....
Screenplay by JACK ROSE Produced by JACK ROSE
Directed by CANIEL MANN
OFILMS: page 17

Television's law and justice programme. David Jessel and Sue Cook throw light on the dark alleyways of crime and the crooks, justice and the judges, the laws and their flaws. With Ed Boyle reporting from the mean streets themselves.
Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HUGH PURCELL Editor PETER CHAFER

The End of the Pier Show Cromer prides itself on mounting one of the few remaining old-style pier entertainments. The theatre, right on the end of the pier, is small and money is tight. There are no big stars, no expensive television names, and the audience dwindles year by year. Undaunted, ex-Folies Bergère dancer Bob Marlowe struggles against the odds to put a show together from a gallant band of old troupers and young hopefuls.
The singers have to dance, comics have to sing, and top-of-the-bill brothers
Gordon and Bunny Jay have to do everything to create the concert-party feeling which will bring some cheer to holiday-makers looking for a trip down memory lane after a day on the bracing coast of north Norfolk.
Film cameraman JOHN HOWARTH Film recordist GEORGE CASSEDY Film editor HOWARD BILUNGHAM Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer CLEM VALLANCE
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To Protect and Serve: part 2 Hired by a top gangland lawyer to find his ex-fiancee, Jim hides the girl when hit-men appear on the scene also looking for her. What Rockford doesn't realise is that the talkative police groupie Lianne has trailed him to the hideout...: Written by DAVID CHASE
Directed by WILLIAM W1ARD