9.20 Let's Go - Series 1: 9: Let's Go and Eat Out
Ten programmes for moderately handicapped young adults, presented by Brian Rix.
(R)

9.35 Rendez-vous: France: Ecole, travail, famille.
En apprentissage; vers un emploi; a propos de l'internat
(R)

9.52 Mathscore One: Graphic Description
An inexperienced salesman learns how to put his sales figures into shape.
(R)

10.15 Look and Read: Dark Towers: 9: Who Can Help?
by Andrew Davies
A reading series for 7- to 9- year-olds based around a humorous ghost story in ten episodes. (R)

10.38 Update USA: 5: Deep South Town
The economic boom has reached Greenville, Mississippi, but has left numerous question marks about its effect on the roots of the area's poverty.
(R)

11.0 Watch: Drums
(For details see tomorrow at 2.0 pm)

11.17 Walrus: After Four: 5
by Cathy Pellicer
The Aliens are about to be recalled. They are still having trouble with 'spleeing'.
(R)

11.39 Science Topics: Biotechnology
Traditional uses of microbes are in making cheese and beer or wine. Today the techniques are undergoing a revolution.
(R)

12.0 Year of the French: 5: The Ski-ing Gendarme
Bernard Capderrey - on call day and night for mountain rescue duty during the winter sports season.
(R)

12.30 Deutsch direkt!: 9
A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German
Taking the waters is part of the German way of life, and many people go to health spas for their holidays. In Bad Mergentheim trinken die Gaste 200 bis 300 cm 3 Wasser, zweimal am Tag.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
Book £5.95, three cassettes £3.75 each, and Notes for Teachers £3.25, from booksellers or BBC Publications

12.55 Switch On to English (1): 9: Pushing Words Together
Key aspects of spoken and written English.
Presented by Floella Benjamin
(R)

1.20 Descubra Espana: Ensenanza, trabajo, y familia
Vida escolar; ganando el pan; talleres y fabricas
This programme looks at different types of schools, colleges and places of work in Spain.
(R)

1.38 Let's See: The Senses: 1: Eyes and Ears
How we see and hear and what can be done for those that can't. Presented by Rhoda MacLeod and Gilly Gilchrist

2.0 You and Me: Spot the Shape
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Rabbit helps Clive the conjurer with some hat-making and cookery but there's still time for a trick or two.
(R)

2.15 History 11-13: The Middle Ages 5: The Traders
Richard Burrows shows evidence for the wool trade, visiting places en route from the Cotswolds to Bruges.
(R)

2.40 Exploring Science: Fertilisation
Sexual reproduction is one method of passing on genetic material from one generation to the next. The programme shows sexual reproduction in plants, animals and people.
(R)

The Coral United Kingdom Championship
Further coverage of this afternoon's matches.

with subtitles; Weather

Six films about turning points in science, presented by Professor Heinz Wolff
4: Bright Sparks and Long Waves
When German physicist HEINRICH HERTZ produced bright blue sparks in his laboratory in 1886, he made a noise that was to encircle the world.
Directed by GEORGE AUCKLAND Produced by RON BLOOMFIELD

A series in nine parts
Episode 6 by JIM HAWKINS With Rhona missing, the Jenkins family are drawn closer together.
Outside broadcast lighting
JOHN KING. Produced and directed by DARROL BLAKE

Arthur Scargill would almost certainly vote for him - Neil Kinnock might not. The Rt
Hon Tony Benn , mp has been described as 'the Enoch Powell of the Labour Party'. Harold Wilson once said of him that 'he immatures with age'. Others see him as the guru of the Left, the purifying force of socialism.
Tonight Tony Benn is open to the questions of young people from all over Britain.
Presented by John Nicholson Research POLLY PHILLIPS Director JUSTIN C. ADAMS Producers DAVID MARTIN and CHARLES NAIRN. BBC Scotland

Andy Kershaw and Ro Newton introduce live (ie not miming even a little bit) studio sessions from Madness and the Robert Cray Band. Richard Skinner visits Joni Mitchell 's Los Angeles home to watch a 'live painting' and discuss her twin careers as visual artist and musician. Mark Ellen joins the new generation of long-haired, flared-trousered flower people as Doctor & The Medics take on Bristol's Bier Keller.
Plus Hindsight; the Video-Vote (call [number removed]); and news from today's chart. Producers TREVOR DANN and JOHN BURROWES
Director TOM CORCORAN
Editor MICHAEL APPLETON

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir Angela Pleasance Timothy West and Arthur Marshall
Sue Cook
Julian Pettifer
Referee Robert Robinson Devised by MARK GOODSON Directed by MICHAEL LEGGO Producer PAUL CIANI

Presented by Chris Kelly
Michael Barry , Jill Goolden What goes into processed fish? Rather more than we bargain for. As the government considers new controls for fish products,
Food and Drink looks behind the batter and breadcrumbs. What's the most hyped wine of all? The answer must be Beaujolais Nouveau, which features in a tasting this week. Will it match up to alternative nouveau wines? And a delicious recipe for a healthy Christmas pudding: Michael Barry demonstrates a pud with no added fat. Director JILL DAWSON
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE
The Food and Drink Cookbook, £2.95 from booksellers

A series by GRAHAM REID Out of Tune
Eric is a talented bandsman, but he wants more than anything to be a 'real soldier' and make a positive contribution in Northern
Ireland. Sam, an experienced RUC man and a Catholic, has a rather different viewpoint.
He and his family already live with reality.
Designer JOHN ARMSTRONG
Costume designer MAGGIE DONNELLY Make-up designer KATHY CARRUTH Executive producer KEITH WILLIAMS Producer TIM IRONSIDE WOOD Director JAMES ORMEROD

The Cinema of Francesco Rosi
Francesco Rosi is one of the foremost figures in post-war
Italian cinema. His films have an epic sweep covering Mafia crime, political corruption and economic mismanagement in Italy since the liberation of the country from Fascism by the Americans in 1944. Filmed in Naples and his home in Rome, Rosi talks about his development as a film-maker with illustrations from Salvatore Giuliano ,
Lucky Luciano , Hands Over the City, Illustrious Corpses and Three Brothers. Associate producer JOHN FRANCIS LANE Executive producers
ANTHONY WALL, NIGEL FINCH Director DENNIS MARKS

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

After the only full night's rest in this year's rally, the competitors start their journey north through the Yorkshire stages. The drivers may be refreshed, but what sort of punishment are the cars receiving?
Find out with william WOOLLARD tonight as he brings you the news and action from today's special stages, live from Rally Headquarters.
BRIAN JONES provides the commentary and SUE BAKER reports from the stages.
Director BRIAN STRACHAN Producer PHILIP FRANKLIN BBC Pebble Mill

Christopher Jones reports on today's proceedings in the Upper House.