6.55 Engineering: Control Systems
7.20 Weekend Outlook

9.30 Science Topics Food and Population
Is there any hope for the millions of starving people in the Third World?
9.52 Look and Read Fair Ground!
5: Come to the Fair!
10.15 Mathscore Two Number Growing
A poinsettia plant relates to a 'golden' rectangle, thanks to Fibonacci sequences. Presented by ELAINE DONNELLY and ROGER SLOMAN
Director DEREK LONGHURST Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE
10.38 Exploring Science Living Underwater
The millions of living things which inhabit four-fifths of the world.
11.0 Look, Look and Look Again
Natural Details
Colourful flowers and tiny butterflies make good subjects for detailed drawing and painting.
11.22 Geography 11-13 River Landscape
BERNARD CLARK investigates the many different landscapes of the River Tees, from wild moorland to heavy industry
11.44 Going to Work Extra Qualifications
Three young people on the road to getting some extra qualifications.
12.5 Making the Most of the Micro
Ten programmes showing what micros can do and how to use them.
5: Keeping a Record
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12.30 Sorry Mate, I Didn't See You
Seven programmes for the young motorcyclist.
5: Round the Bend with Neil Walker
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12.55 You Can't See the Wood....
With DAVID BELLAMY , Who examines the diversity, uses and conservation of trees in the UK.
5: The Foresters
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1.20 Thinking in Action
How thinking skills can be applied in business and organisational situations.
5: Decision, Choice, Evaluation
1.38 Around Scotland Home and Abroad
2: In the Community
2.0 Scene
Sexual Harassment
Wolf whistles, name calling, insults, unwelcome suggestions, pressure....
A group of teenage girls relate their experiences and discuss their views, and look at some of the ways in which people are taking action against sexual harassment.
Producer JILL SHEPPARD
Series producer ROGER TONGE < HELPLINES: page 77
2.30 English File Media Studies
Moving Pictures
A group of south London CSE pupils find there's more to picture-making than meets the eye: they explore narrative and mood-creation techniques film-making through devising, shooting and editing their own film story. Professional artist HEDLEY GRIFFIN demonstrates the importance of film techniques in the world of cartoons.
Producer JUDITH MILES
Series producer GEOFF WILSON

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A Sense of the Past
The Marquis of Anglesey celebrates the beauty and history of the country house. (Repeal)

Condition: Red starring Roy Thinnes as David Vincent
A doctor reports the strange case of a woman with no heartbeat, but very much alive, and dies himself in mysterious circumstances. Vincent's suspicions are aroused when he learns that the woman's husband is a key member of America's defence system....
Written by LAURENCE HEATH Directed by DON MEDFORD

as Sergeant Bilko The Centennial
When any over-eager officer appears on the base with cultural ideas on morale boosting, Bilko has a special weapon - the Centennial Show. No officer has survived more than a few days once Bilko goes into action.
Produced by EDWARD J. montagne Directed by AARON RUBEN and AL DE CAPRIO

The Oxford Road studios take a day off this week as ORS 85 flies out to Belfast, where Nik Kershaw presents a special live TV concert from the stage of the New Victoria Theatre.
Introduced by Peter Powell , the programme traces the Kershaw phenomenon, past and present, on film, and there's all the hits live before an audience of 2,000 -and the ORS cameras.
It's the next best thing to being there.
Assistant producer STEVE SMITH Production PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester

A weekly look at wildlife and the issues affecting the living world. with Tony Soper and Brian Leith
Return of the Griffon:
'One of my dreams', says French biologist Michel Terrasse , 'was to re-introduce vultures to the Massif Central'.
The Killer of Clacton Pier: Nemo the whale is in solitary confinement. There are plans to release him, but the price is high and it could be dangerous. Should killers be caught in the first place?
Contented Cows: how do you feed cattle with fresh grass every day of the year, without fields or sunshine? Producer ROBIN HELLIER Editor ANDREW NEAL BBC Bristol

from Bamsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones
There are many varieties of top fruit and soft fruit available, all with different characteristics. Lucy Evans from the National Seed
Development Organisation in Cambridge, explains to Geoff Hamilton how to select the best varieties, and looks at some of this year's new strains.
Have you ever been confused when planting gloxinia and begonia?
Clay Jones has a foolproof way of ensuring that the tubers are planted the right way up - and there's a whole host of other tubers, rhizomes and bulbs which can be planted both as house plants and outside.
And with spring just around the corner Geoff Hamilton is busy getting his vegetable seeds sown for an early start. Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 261

The last in the present series
47: "Managing without Opera"
It's the third week of the experiment. How are Hannah and Gavin coping? Why is their sitting room pale green? Why can't they laugh without showing their gums? What's on the other side?
Starring Victoria Wood with Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston, Susie Blake
and ROSIE COLLINS, GRETCHEN FRANKLYN, KENNY IRELAND, ANDREW LIVINGSTONE, LESLIE SARONY
also PATRICK BARLOW, DEBORAH GRANT, KAY ADSHEAD, PETER POSTLETHWAITE
Written by VICTORIA WOOD
Musical director DAVID FIRMAN
Choreographer NICKY HINKLEY
Make-up designer CHERRY ALSTON
Costume designer JACKIE SOUTHERN
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR
Designed by RICHARD MORRIS
Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER

Fifty Ways to Get Enlightened
Christianity dominates the South Pacific, but still the churches compete for converts. Some use the air waves - the evangelical Far East Broadcasting Company proclaim the Gospel in 68 languages to every comer of the Pacific basin. Others use more traditional means - in Polynesia, Mormon missionaries are busy building schools and temples for people they believe to be a lost tribe of Israel.
Buddhism is the creed of the Asian Pacific, and it too has its missionaries. In Los
Angeles, a Zen monk from Japan has wooed many
Americans away from the Christian church, while in Oregon, the Indian guru, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh has inspired his followers to build a city in the desert, equipped with a fleet of 70 Rolls-Royces and a private airline.
Narrated by Peter France Film editor JEFF SHAW
Produced and directed by MICHAEL MACINTYRE

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick and Jenni Murray and Ian Smith present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

I starring
Stuart Whitman Janet Leigh
Rory Calhoun
Experimenting with a new serum designed to control a plague of rabbits, scientists Roy and Gerry Bennett unwittingly create a mutant breed of monstrous carnivores, a scuttling, shambling horde destroying all in their path.
Screenplay by DON HOLLIDAY and GENE R. KEARNEY
Based on the novel Year of the Angry Rabbit by RUSSELL BRADDON Produced by A. c. LYLES
Directed by WILLIAM F. CLAXTON • FILMS: page 19