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9.15 Higher Education

9.38 Going to Work: Life and Social Skills: Working it Out: 1: Family Life
by Bill Lyons
Gary leaves home to live with his sister in London, but life is not quite what he imagined.

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Gary is in a terrible temper, but all turns out well for Cosmo and Dibs. The number four is introduced.
Book: "New Blue Shoes" by Eve Rice

10.15 Music Time: 6: Copy Me
Singing an 'echo' song and some two-part harmony. Early versions of the clarinet are accompanied by the harpsichord and a square piano.

10.38 British Social History: The Man Who Made the Labour Party
The story of Keir Hardie

11.0 Zig Zag: The Eskimos Today
Within two decades the Canadian Eskimos have been catapulted into the 20th century. For the youngsters it's a question of re-learning their ancient traditions.
(Ceefax subtitles)

11.23 Des le debut: Asking the Way
Basic French language skills shown in action through sketches and documentary film.

11.42 General Studies: The Baby Trade: 1
The first of a two-part film report by Margaret Jay on surrogate motherhood and the emotional and legal problems involved in it; followed by a studio discussion.

12.10 pm Lifegames: 2: Do You Come Here Often?
Why should the man always make the first move at parties? Steve Blacknell looks at the chatting up game and asks whether its rules and roles are changing.

12.40 Plants in Action: 6: Why All that Water?
Nine programmes

1.5 Rockschool: 7: Reggae
Nine programmes for budding rock musicians.

1.30 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Scotland this Century: 6: A Century of Sport
The development of spectator sports in Scotland during this century with contributions from Bob Crampsey and Bill McLaren.

2.0 Words and Pictures: Master Salt, the Sailor's Son
Charlie and the children pretend to sail a ship and in today's story little Sammy Salt hides aboard the 'Jolly Jack' on its voyage to Coconut Island.

2.18 Exploring Science: Living Underwater
The millions of living things which inhabit four-fifths of the world.

2.40 The Music Arcade: 6: Brass
Trumpet calls, fanfares and the brass section of a symphony orchestra.

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A Bit like a Fireman on Shift
The Humber lifeboat station has the only permanently manned, full-time lifeboat in the country. This series of six programmes look at the life of the men who man it. On average it is called out once a week. it will launch in any wind, at night, whatever the sea. But the weather the crew dread most is fog. Written and narrated by Brian Thompson
Produced by JOHN GAU
Directed by PAUL BERRIFF

also starring Jane Wyman
Michael Wilding Richard Todd In this classic
Hitchcock thriller, Dietrich plays a musical comedy star whose husband is murdered. When Jonathan Cooper is suspected, he seeks the help of his girlfriend, RADA student Eve Gill, who has the chance to put her dramatic training to good use ...
Screenplay by WHITFIELD COOK from the novel Man Running by SELWYN JEPSON. Produced and directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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2: Rogan Josh
Madhur Jaffrey prepares this classic Indian dish, makes delicious aubergines in a Pickling style and parathas. Assistant producer JENNY STEVENS Producer JENNY ROGERS

The Careful Predator Everybody knows the wildlife of Africa is doomed. After all there are too many People, and people and animals don't go together. Not so, it seems. There is now a controversial experiment going on in Zimbabwe that points in the other direction. Villagers are encouraging elephant, lion and leopard back and even allowing giraffe, eland and impala on to their grazing land - alongside, or even instead of, their cattle.
In exchange they are getting food and income from a carefully controlled hunting industry. Rather than uncontrolled poaching, the legal sale of the skins and ivory may turn out to be better for both the people and the animals.
Narrator Paul Vaughan
Film editor ROLAND ARMSTRONG Horizon editor GRAHAM MASSEY Written and produced by STEPHEN ROSE

Bob Monkhouse presents another edition of his international comedy showcase. This week featuring the cheeky warmth of Bernie Winters , the witty song style of Fascinating
Aida and, from America, both the hilarious ventriloquial skills of Ronn Lucas and the astute comic observations of Byron Allen featuring
THE HARRY STONEHAM BAND Programme associate NEIL SHAND Script associate DENNIS BERSON Sound LEN SHOREY
Lighting ERIC WALLIS
Designer VICTOR MEREDITH Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER

Painting for Pleasure ... and Profit
Five Artists of the 80s
The artists Julian Schnabel , Markus Lupertz ,
Sandro Chia , Francesco Clemente and Georg Baselitz command some of the highest prices on today's booming art market. Their paintings, monumental in scale and mainly figurative in style, have begun to fill the walls of private collections world-wide. They have been hailed as the 'New Expressionists' - though some cynical observers accuse them of turning out their pictures to order.
As they establish themselves in spacious New York premises, castles in Germany and even retreats in India, Arena examines the real driving force behind today's art world successes. Film editor PETER GEISMAR
Director MICHAEL BLACKWOOD Arena editor ALAN YENTOB

11.30 Weather View

A series of eight programmes
7: See the news as others see it, and brush up your French at the same time. Tonight's bulletin comes from Radio-Télévision Belge, Belgium's French-speaking network.
Presented by Chantal Cuer Director PAUL L. WHITE TERRY DOYLE