9.15 Job Bank: Fashion and Clothing
A boogie down the fashion and clothes scene - not haute couture, but mass production. Featuring a machinist, a designer and a clothing machine technician.

9.38 Going to Work: Leaving School
How can school-leavers make the most of the opportunities that exist for them?

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5- year-olds
Cosmo, Dibs and Gary Wilmot are sharing out the food for a picnic. The words 'in' and 'out' are introduced.
(R)

10.15 Music Time: 3: Higher and Lower
The children hear notes and then make sounds with a pitch that is higher, lower or the same. Kathryn Harries (mezzo-soprano) demonstrates how to develop a good voice.
(R)

10.38 History File: Hitler's Germany 1933-6
How did Hitler gain dictatorial power in Germany during these years? What did he do with this power?
(R)

11.0 Zig Zag: Norman Rule
What was it like to be a Saxon peasant? How did William the Conqueror impose his laws on them? Why did he compile the Domesday Book? Bishop Odo answers some of these questions.
(R)

11.22 Thinkabout: See How they Grow
Frank and Sally are sorting out clothes for the jumble sale and the children lend a hand.
(R)

11.40 General Studies: Horizon: Careering On
1: How and why six young people have stuck with science, or abandoned it, since Horizon last filmed them at O-level time.
(R)

12.10 Whatever Happened to Britain?: 3: Keeping Ahead of the Game
An analysis of Britain's performance as an economic force since the Industrial Revolution. Economic success.
(R)

12.40 Technical Studies: 3: Advanced Welding Techniques
(R)

1.5 Lifegames: 3: The Powers that Be
Presented by Steve Blacknell. Coping with bureaucracy.
(R)
(This is a change from details published in the Schools Annual Timetable)

1.38 Casebook Scotland: Standard Grade Studies: 3: Moving the Oil
Muriel Gray looks at the infrastructure of the oil industry in Scotland.

2.0 Words and Pictures: Mog and the Baby
Everyone agrees that Mog is a cat who loves babies. But Mog is not so sure.
(R)

2.18 English 11-13: 2: Speech
(R)

2.40 Politics and You: Who Benefits?
Two of the main points of contact between the individual and the State are the subjects of taxes and benefits: the unemployed, single parents and the disabled have strong views on these. But is it the role of the State to try and ensure a fairer distribution of wealth?
(R)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Ray Gosling presents the second of two films from a holiday centre in Weymouth. As the season wears on the youngsters who make up the entertainments team discover the reality behind the glamour of showbusiness and the price they must pay for their big chance.
Film editor STEVE HOLDSWORTH Producer CHRIS JONES

Continuing a season of films featuring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective, starring Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr Watson.
When Geoffrey Musgrave, head of Musgrave House, is murdered, Dr Watson asks the great detective Sherlock Holmes to solve the horrific crime. As the corpses and clues accumulate Holmes is convinced the key to the mystery lies in an ancient family ritual which unlocks a long-buried secret in a subterranean crypt. Believing he has identified the killer, Holmes sets an ingenious trap....
Films: page 23

Wimbledon Final (1978)
Bjorn Borg won the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 1976 and 1977. Just how good was he? Perhaps
Jimmy Connors would like to answer that question after reviewing the 1978 final.
Series producer JEFF GODDARD

Where the public sets the agenda
War and Peace News
Good evening. Here is the news. Tonight we bring you the usual information and opinions which have been conscientiously gathered from our official sources and Establishment spokesmen.
You can rely on us to ensure that anyone else will be heard briefly or not at all.
Tonight's Open Space gives the Glasgow University
Media Group, once described as a 'shadowy guerrilla force on the fringe of broadcasting', editorial control of a programme for the first time. They present some of their contentious research on the news coverage of the Falklands conflict and the coal dispute.
Made by THE GLASGOW UNIVERSITY MEDIA GROUP with the help of THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT 0 FEATURE: page 11

A view of world history in 13 parts by JOHN ROBERTS 5: East of Europe
Is Russia a part of the West? When the Moors were driven out of Christendom in the 15th century the boundaries of European civilisation in the West were clearly defined - by the sea. But in the East the plains roll away into Asia and there are few natural frontiers.
John Roberts looks beyond Cold War definitions as he considers how Byzantines, Bulgars, Ottoman Turks,
Slavs and Mongols all made their mark on Europe in the East and contributed to the Russian enigma. Russia would develop an autocracy with its roots in Byzantium and adopt a political philosophy with its origins in the European Enlightenment and Jewish philosophy;
Marxism. 'In Europe we are Asiatics,' wrote Dostoevsky, 'but in Asia we are
Europeans.'
Film cameraman MIKE SOUTHON Film editors
JULIAN MILLER , CAROL OWENS Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN Director ANN HUMMEL
Book, £14.95 hardback, from booksellers

by PETER SPENCE starring Designer
DACRE PUNT
Producer GARETH GWENLAN

by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD Screenplay in six parts by DENNIS POTTER starring Peter Strauss Mary Steenburgen
John Heard , Sean Young 3: 1925. Impressed by the glamorous life of the Divers, young film star
Rosemary Hoyt fell in love with Dick. Jealousy of the infatuation unbalanced Nicole. The Divers and friends, accompanied by Rosemary, are holidaying in Paris. 3
Film editor TARIQ ANWAR
Photographed by KEN WESTBURY Designer DEREK DODD Executive producer JONATHAN POWELL
Producer BETTY WILUNGALE Directed by ROBERT KNIGHTS
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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 TAIT

A series of 26 programmes
See the news as others see it, and brush up on your French at the same time. Tonight's bulletin comes from Television Francaise Un and there's also a round-up of today's main stories across Europe.
Presented by Chantal Cuer
(to 23.55)