9.15 Casebook Scotland: 4: Changes on the Farm
Today's farmer is really like the manager of a food factory. Muriel Gray visits a Perthshire farm to investigate.
(E)

9.35 Pages from Ceefax

10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Cosmo and Dibs invent a whole new way of talking. A bus makes its journey through part of North Wales collecting children for school.
Song: 'The wheels of the bus'
(R) (E)

10.15 Science Workshop: Paper (B)
Paper you write on, paper you wrap with, paper you sail in and paper you eat.
(R) (E)

10.38 Investigating Science: Have You Ever Noticed?
It's surprising what the trained scientific eye can spot in even the most familiar of situations, such as a street. Science is based on observation: it's a vital part of a scientist's life.
(R) (E)

11.0 Words and Pictures: Big Dog... Little Dog
(E)

11.17 Let's See: Hallowe'en: 1: Hallowe'en
(E)

11.40 Des le debut: 4: Saying You're Sorry; Likes and Dislikes; Preference
Face-to-face French - a resource series to support the teaching of basic skills in French.
(R) (E)

12.2 pm Maths Topics: Trigonometry 4
Sine, cosine, tangent of obtuse angles and of general positive angles.
(R) (E)

12.25 Job Bank: Supporting the Police - Civilian Recruitment
(E)

12.48 Encounter: Spain: School, Work, Family
Private and state schools, a technical college, a car worker and his family.
(R) (E)

1.10 The Interview Game: 5: Body Language
An examination of what is happening on both sides of the table during interviews connected with getting a job, advice on health or decent housing.
(R) (E)
Book, £2.75 from booksellers

1.38 Around Scotland: Close-up: 1: Field
A look at a small country field through the four seasons of the year.
Presented by Michael Scott
(R) (E)

2.0 Thinkabout: What's Cooking?
Burnt sausages and half-cooked potatoes threaten to spoil everything when Frank and Sally give a barbecue.
(R) (E)

2.15 Zig Zag: You and the Media: 4: Sounds and Pictures
When is a sinister alleyway neither sinister nor an alleyway? When it's in a television studio!
Sheelagh Gilbey and Paul Coia investigate television itself, with actors Ruth Mayo and Martin Howells and children from Munster Primary School.

(The Proud Ones) starring
Michele Morgan Gerard Philipe
Nellie is stranded in a small village on the Gulf of Mexico when her husband dies of a contagious fever. Penniless, oppressed by the intolerable heat and harassed by a lecherous bar owner, Nellie finds herself intrigued by a young French doctor. Georges, though, is determined to drown his heartbreak in alcohol.
Yves Allegret 's masterly adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre's novel inspired moving performances from both Gerard Philipe and Michele Morgan.
Screenplay by JEAN AURENCHE and YVES ALLEGRET
Based on L 'Amour Redempteur by JEAN PAUL SARTRE
Directed by YVES ALLEGRET
(A French film with English subtitles. First showing on British television)
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with subtitles; Weather

In this second live programme from the British International Motor Show at the NEC, Birmingham, Mike Smith and Jenni Murray look at more new cars and examine the latest trends and developments in the motoring world. Producers
TONY RAYNER. JOHN G. SMITH Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill

An animated version of the fairy-tale by OSCAR WILDE. Every afternoon, as they returned from school, the children used to go and play in the giant's beautiful garden until, one day, the giant came back and built a high wall all round the garden and put up a noticeboard saying 'Trespassers will Be Prosecuted'.
Produced and directed by MURRAY SHOSTAK and PETER SANDER (R)

The Trail-Blazers
Six films of early exploration introduced from the Royal
Geographical Society by the pioneer polar explorer Duncan Carse.
4: Across the World by Zeppelin (1924)
Four times the Zeppelin circled the city, agleam in the sun like a cigar of silver. 'Gentlemen,' said her commander, 'we have achieved a world record - 5,000 miles of continuous flight in just 81 hours!'
A moment of triumph in the skies over New York on 15 October 1924.
But just how the first postwar German Zeppelin came to be built at all is an almost untold chapter in airship history. For at the end of the First World War Zeppelin building was banned, all airship sheds and gas plants were to be demolished ... This is the story of how a great 660-foot airship was eventually built, tested and flown non-stop from
Germany to America - a tale of outstanding aerial trail-blazing.
Narrator Blain Fairman Film editor DAVID LEE
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON

That's Entertainment, Chinese Style!
If Chinese entertainment conjures up for you pictures of acrobats and revolutionary operas, you're in for a surprise. Tonight you can join 300 million Chinese viewers and find out what the largest TV audience in the world really enjoys.
It's not very different from everybody else. There are beautiful girls, top of the pops, sports quizzes, a family singing contest, comedy sitcoms and gripping drama on familiar themes like crime and divorce. What is different is that it reveals a side of Chinese life rarely seen before and, with it, a chance to understand what makes a quarter of the world's population tick.
In the last of two programmes David Jessel lifts the tinsel behind the bamboo screen. Producer MARYSE ADDISON

starring
Carry on Hawkeye
When the mighty start falling after a 'flu epidemic hits the 4077th, two new leaders emerge from the ashes. Together they try to beat the clock, do the paperwork and handle an influx of wounded.
Written by BERNARD DILBERT Directed by JACKIE COOPER (R)

Second in a series of eight programmes Good Practice
Could you go to your doctor with a sex problem? And if you could, what reaction would you get?
Unfortunately, most medical students have no specific training to deal with sexual and sexually related difficulties. But help is available for qualified doctors who want to improve their skills in this important and sensitive area of general practice.
In this programme
Peter Barrett , a GP in Nottingham who trained with the Institute of Psychosexual
Medicine, shows how even a short consultation, if handled well, can be of real benefit to the patient.
Film editor JOHN DINWOODIE
Series producer MIKE WEATHERLEY Producer FRANK ASH (E)
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Analysis and comment on the day's major events presented by Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Nick Worrall , with the interviews that matter.
And the day's news from home and abroad with Ian Smith , Nick Clarke
GUI Nevill and Chris Lowe.