Schooltime Supplement: page 23

9.15 Job Bank: Caring for Animals
Working with animals is the dream of thousands of young people. Today four people who have achieved that ambition talk about their work: a stablehand, a riding instructor, a kennelhand and a veterinary nurse.

9.38 Going to Work: Coping with Change
by Bill Lyons.
The first of two new plays featuring some of the characters from Life Skills -
Working it Out showing young people settling into work and how they and others cope with their changing circumstances.
with Cindy Shelley, Cassie McFarlane, Tony McPherson, Gorden Kaye, Sandy Ratcliffe, Billy Hamon Sara Clee and Nick Reding

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Cosmo and Dibs are back in the market with Gary Wilmot. There are two new words, 'open' and 'closed', to learn and, just like Humpty Dumpty, Dibs's teddy bear can't be mended.
(R)

10.15 Music Time: 1: Working with Sounds
The children listen to a variety of sounds on a building site, and sing a song about building a house.
(R)

10.38 History File: 1: Make Germany Pay
This programme traces how the Treaty of Versailles affected Germany in the 1920s after defeat in the First World War.
(R)

11.00 Zig Zag: The Norman Invasion
A series for 8- to 9-year-olds.
Zig Zag takes the camera to Bayeux and retells the story of the invasion with the help of Bishop Odo and the tapestry.
(R)

11.22 Thinkabout: Face to Face
It's Sally's first day at work at the flats. What will Frank, the caretaker, be like? The children help her to build up a picture of him.

11.40 General Studies: 1: What's Wrong with Britain?
From being a world leader in the 19th century, Britain has now slipped to a lowly position in the league table of economic growth. Two sixth-formers, Jennie Walmsley and Tom Wright, report on some of the ills which seem to beset this country.

12.10 pm Whatever Happened to Britain?: 1: Independent of Men's Will
An analysis of Britain's performance as an economic force since the Industrial Revolution.
The relative decline of Britain in the market system.
(R)

12.40 Technical Studies: 1: Capstan and Turret Lathes
Ten programmes showing how basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry.
(R)

1.5 Lifegames: 1: First Impressions: Job Interviews
A lighthearted look at some key aspects of life and social skills presented by Steve Blacknell.
(R) (This is a change from details published in the Schools Annual Timetable)

1.38 Casebook Scotland: Standard Grade Studies: The Vehicle Industry
The rise and fall of Scotland's car and truck manufacturers.

2.0 Words and Pictures: Tigers
A series of stories, songs and rhymes for young children in the early stages of reading.
(R)

2.18 English 11-13: 1: Alone: Autobiography
You needn't be famous to write yours!
(R)

2.40 Politics and You: You and the Law
A look at the powers of the police to stop and search people, and the rights of animals.
(R)

with subtitles; Weather

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
Highlights of yesterday evening's matches.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

continuing a season of films featuring SIR
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE 'S famous detective, starring
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce
Acts of sabotage which are jeeringly proclaimed on radio broadcasts from Nazi
Germany are undermining and demoralising the inhabitants of war-torn Britain. The Intelligence Inner Council summons Sherlock Holmes to track down the enemy agents and save the nation from the clutches of the ruthless Nazis.
Screenplay by LYNN RIGGS and JOHN BRIGHT Directed by JOHN RAWLINS
* FILMS: page 29

Jim Watt v Charlie Nash
(1980)
Five times Watt fought for the World Lightweight
Championship in front of his own Scottish audience and what support the packed Kelvin Hall gave him!
Series producer JEFF GODDARD

with Geoffrey Smith Fuschias
Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (R)

Where the public sets the agenda
Let the Prisoner Speak
Three deeply personal and disturbing accounts of the experience of imprisonment. A Woman in Custody reveals Audrey Peckham 's nightmare five months on remand. 'I needed proper
Psychiatric care ... all they were concerned about was preventing me from causing trouble by committing suicide....'
Life After Life - after ten years in prison Anne Lindsay faces a constant threat of being put back inside.
'I find it very hurtful ... in bureaucratic terms I am officially seen as a risk ... no matter how much I prove myself.'
The Sentence Never Ends tells how Des Warren went to jail and came out scarred by the experience. 'This is the part of British life that people don't know about. So many People have been ruined and had their lives shattered in prison....'
Written and conceived by ALAN CARTER
Film cameraman TONY BRAGG Film editor ROGER DACIER
Executive producer TONY LARYEA Producer JEREMY GIBSON Made by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

A view of world history in 13 Parts by JOHN ROBERTS 3: The Heart of the West
Europe was the cradle of Western civilisation. But how did Europe come into being?
How did Europe come to provide the base for a culture which would one day change the world? Why not India, or China? Why was Europe the joker in the historical pack? John Roberts describes how, after Rome fell to the Barbarians, the power and glamour of Rome lived on - not just in the Church but as an idea in the minds of men. It is a story which includes Charlemagne, St Benedict, Martin Luther and it tells how Christianity became the channel through which so much came down from ancient Israel and the Classical past, and how eventually Christendom became Europe - poised to launch its world conquests. Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editors
JEFF SHAW. STEPHEN EVANS Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Producer DENIS MORIARTY Book, £14.95 hardback, from booksellers

by Peter Spence
Seven programmes starring Penelope Keith, Peter Bowles

by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Screenplay in six parts by Dennis Potter
Starring Peter Strauss, Mary Steenburgen
Special guest appearance Edward Asner

1917. Dick Diver is an American doctor studying in Switzerland. On the day he leaves to join the army, he meets heiress Nicole Warren who is young, beautiful and strange.

(Shown again on Thursday at 10.0pm)
Feature: page 98 and Woddis On: page 93
(Ceefax subtitles)

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
The second round starts this evening: world champion
ERIC BRISTOW and TERRY O'DEA could well be featured in the first two matches, if the form book is correct.
Each match is the best of seven sets, three legs per set. Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentator SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN

John Tusa , Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Olivia O'Leary with Jenni Murray , Ian Smith and David Davies
Producers JANA BENNETT
MIKE ROBINSON. TIM GARDAM MARK THOMPSON
Directors JOHN WILKINSON. CHRIS FOX Assignment editors
NICK GUTHRIE. COLIN STANBRIDGE Deputy editor TIM ORCHARD Editor RICHARD TArr

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of the third match of the second round, which should include the present holder, MIKE GREGORY (5).