6.30 Geology: Mapping in the Yorkshire Dales

6.55 Social Sciences: What Price the Workers?

(to 7.20)

9.26 Maths Counts: 10: What Price to Pay?
by John Tully
Bert falls for a 'special offer' but Elsie falls - for Solihull?
(Rpt)

9.48 Mathscore One: 10: Fill it Up
Elaine Donelly and Roger Sloman show how to relate measures of volume and capacity.

10.10 Look and Read: Fair Ground!: 9: Talk or Ride
Mr Turnbull's villainy is revealed, Ozzie rescues Rachel - and Captain Cutlass takes a hand.
(Repeat)

10.35 Geography Casebook: Britain: The British Car Industry
Austin Rover's new cars face fierce competition in Britain from giant multinational companies. How are they meeting the challenge?

11.0 Watch: Tastes
(For details see tomorrow 2.0 pm)

11.17 Walrus: What Should I Do?: Endings
by Tony Parker
Including ideas from viewers on what the four heroes should do as well as the stories of what they did do.
(Repeat)

11.40 Higher Education: 4: Universities: UCCA and After
(Shown yesterday at 9.15 am)

12.0 Year of the French: 10: The Country Priest
'I am Breton first, then French' says Abbe Louis Mahuas.
(Repeat)

12.30 pm Inside Japan: 9: White Elephants
Films on contemporary Japan.
(Repeat)

1.0 Maths Help II: 9: Trigonometry I: Ratios
(Rpt)

1.15 Science Topics: Metals and Plastics
For hundreds of years we have modified and used metals to do a variety of jobs. Now plastics and other materials are taking over.

1.38 Let's See: Minibeasts: 2: The Hunters
Nature has equipped even the tiniest carnivore with all the speed, cunning and cruelty necessary for its survival.
(First shown on BBC Scotland)

2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo and Dibs, with Mike Grady, translate 'nose' and find new names for it. Follow 4-year-old Elaine through her first day at school.
(Rpt)

2.15 British Social History: Education for All
The British state education system has been developing for over 100 years. How has it changed since the Act of 1870?
(Repeat)

Presenter Chloe Ashcroft Guest lain Lauchlan
Story: Our Friend the Wind by JOHN EYERS
Director BARBARA RODDAM

Eagle Beagle

by PENELOPE LIVELY
Told by Rosemary Leach for Jackanory
Today: The Dragon Tunnel What was the moaning and scratching Joe and Pete heard under the scullery floor?
Illustrations by SUE BROADLEY

in Defective Story

with Johnny Ball
This week Johnny discovers the fun behind the facts about Money.
So if you fancy a change,
Think Again about money. Written by JOHNNY BALL Designer ROD MCLEAN Director MIKE SEDDON
Producer ALBERT BARBER BBC Bristol

with Paul McDowell

by K. M. PEYTON adapted for televison in six episodes by JENNY MCDADE 2: Training for the Tetrathlon has begun in earnest, but not without a few problems.
Film recordist BOB ROBERTS
Make-up designer BENITA BARRELL Costume designer
CATHERINE WESTRAY
Executive producer PAUL STONE Director COLIN CANT
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with subtitles; Weather

A cartoon based on Peanuts by CHARLES M. SCHULTZ It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown
Only Lucy finds painting eggs for Easter easy. But Snoopy manages to beat
Lucy at her own game and ends up everyone's favourite Easter Beagle.

Written by Francis Cockrell.
John Cannon and Billy Blue are ambushed by Apaches and left to die in a harsh desert landscape. Their one chance of survival is a wounded Indian who could lead them to water.

(Rpt)

Ade Edmondson , Vyvyan of The Young Ones, picks through his record collection with Steve Blacknell , throws his favourites in the air and nuts them around his flat. Director MARK URBAN
Producer JON PLOWMAN

David Hepworth and Mark Ellen introduce live studio music from The Damned and Microdisney.
Andy Kershaw is on location at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts for a live insert from one of their regular Rock Week gigs.
Hindsight this week features Eurythmics star
Annie Lennox in her original guise with The Tourists, while the hot seat for tonight's chart rundown is taken by Simon (Our Tune) Bates.
Video Vote requests will be taken as usual on [number removed]. Producers
JOHN BURROWES , TREVOR DANN Director DAVID G. CROFT
Editor MICHAEL APPLETON

Over 3,000 young hopefuls try their hand at Brands
Hatch Racing School every year and William Woollard follows in the tyre tracks of James Hunt to discover the joys and costs of single-seater racing.
William Horsley reports from Japan on a prison where motoring offenders are taught to drive legally. Sue Baker travels on a novel form of public transport in Hong Kong, and David Minton checks on just how protective motorcycle clothing is.
Producer pump FRANKLIN
Executive producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill

Another in the series of repeats that aren't repeats! Jonathan King re-runs the fascinating programme on San Diego, but adds new videos, film clips and up-to-the-minute US showbiz news. There's an interview with the Thompson Twins, a visit to a naval recruiting station where boys are turned into men, and a hop across the border into
Mexico. Also a stripper gets tattooed!
Compiled and researched by COLIN MARCHANT
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Producer GORDON ELSBURY

The last of the series by SIMON MOORE
Beverly goes to Birmingham to rescue a kidnapped child, and Carla arranges a party....
Title music composed and performed by PHIL COLLINS. Incidental music composed by DARYL RUNSWICK Graphic designer BOB COSFORD Script editor CAROLINE OULTON Producer SALLY HEAD Director PEDR JAMES
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Introduced by David Icke Another one-frame quarter-final match in BBC2's international snooker tournament. Tonight, the defending Pot Black champion, Terry Griffiths from Wales, meets one of snooker's extroverts, Dennis Taylor , Northern Ireland. Commentator TED LOWE Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

The Story of Margaret Watkins
In 1928 Margaret Watkins was one of the world's leading photographers, her work acclaimed from New York to Tokyo. Suddenly, and for no apparent reason, she left her New York apartment and moved to an old house in Glasgow's West End. She drew the curtains - and was not to venture outside for the last 40 years of her life.
After her death her photographs were about to be burned as rubbish. Saved by a neighbour, these are now fetching thousands of dollars - as well as revealing some of Margaret Watkins's deeper and more mysterious imaginings...
(First shown on BBC Scotland)
Feature: page 22
Ceefax subtitles

(Details on BBC1 at 9.25 pm)

11.55 Weatherview

Tonight, from Great Britain, Night Club
Although set in a backstreet club in Liverpool, JONATHAN HODCSON 'S prize-winning film has a universal theme - the loneliness and frustration that results from trying to live up to the unspoken rules and conventions of society.
Made at the ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART

12.10 The Effective Manager: Meetings
Part 2 of a dramatised trilogy

12.35 Physics: Energy to Go Round

(to 1.00)