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9.38 Going to Work: Two-year YTS
Under a Youth Training Scheme, the 16- or 17-year-old school leaver has two full years to gain real work experience, as well as a useful qualification.
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10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Dibs feels like leaving home. But will he have enough luggage?
Song: 'Ally bally bee'
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10.15 Music Time: ABA
(R) (For details see Thursday at 2.15pm)

10.38 Let's See: Early and Late: 1: Up with the Lark
Presented by Rhoda MacLeod
with Ann Louise Ross, Alexander Morton, Craig Anderson
Who has to be up and at work before six in the morning? Probably more people than you'd expect. And if you're a reluctant early riser, this can present a few problems'
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11.0 Zig Zag: The Coming of the Caribou
(R) (For details see Wednesday at 2.15pm)
(Ceefax subtitles)

11.22 Walrus: What Should I Do?: Alice and the Axolotls
by Tony Parker
(R) (e)

11.45 Tutorial Topics: Owning Up: Part 1 and Part 2
by John Challen
Tina loses a valuable camera she has borrowed from her sister. It's her classmate, Debbie, who finds it - and steals it. Neither of them 'owns up', and from then on things become very complicated for them.
With Tandi Keet, Vicky Murdock, Joanna Dukes, Lusha Kellgren, Vicky Ireland, Vicky Licorish and Jenna Russell
(R) (e)

12.8 pm Gli Italiani: Il restauratore
A portrait of Italy today seen through the lives of five different Italians
An Italian version of the programme shown last Monday.
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12.40 General Studies: Ways to God: the Spirit Moves
Why is it that in almost every human society, people have turned to religion for fulfilment, help and an explanation of the world?
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1.5 Micro Live
The weekly magazine which aims to provide a greater understanding of information technology today.
(Shown on Saturday at 6.15pm) (e)

1.38 Job Bank: Travel and Tourism
For some people holidays mean work. Jersey provides the location for much of this programme, which looks behind the glamour of a courier's job and which also features a young travel agent trainee.
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A king dreams of a bird singing a beautiful song. The bird-catcher can imitate birds with his flute and make up his own songs too - and that nearly gets him into trouble with the king.
(R) (e)

More than 16,000 items were recovered from the wreck of the Mary Rose. The range of finds is enormous. Fruit pips and animal bones tell us about the diet of the Tudor sailors. Footwear and clothing show how they were dressed. Together these items Provide rich evidence of what life was like on board a Tudor warship.
(R) (e)

A personal view in 13 parts by J. Bronowski
6: The Starry Messenger
From earliest times, man has looked outwards from the earth and wondered at the movements of sun, stars and planets. Dr Bronowski traces the attempts to map the forces which move the heavens, beginning in the great stone-age cultures of the Americas.
Senior producer DICK GILUNG Editor ADRIAN MALONE (R)

Regional News and Weather

Sit down, put your feet up and relax with Pamela and her guests.
BBC Pebble Mill

The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship Introduced by DOUGIE DONNELLY
Australia, Israel, England, Ireland and Scotland are all represented in this afternoon's first-round matches being played at the Coatbridge Indoor Bowling Club Three matches will be decided; each match is played over the best of three sets. Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES JIMMY DAVIDSON

(Revised edition of the programme shown yesterday at 9.25 pm)

a a season of mystery films starring
Sidney Toler as the philosophical detective. Tonight also starring Arleen Whelan
Richard Derr
Chan pays a visit to a mysterious castle in the Mojave Desert where the descendant of a wealthy heir is suspected of a series of murders. When it is revealed that the family tree extends back to the Borgias, the detective realises that he could be up against a whole host of dangerous suspects ...
Screenplay by JOHN LARKIN
Based on the character created by EARL DERR BIGGERS
Produced by RALPH DIETRICH Directed by HARRY LACHMAN
0 FILMS: page 18

The World Indoor Bowls Championship
Further coverage from the Coatbridge Club where another three matches in the first round have been decided.
Thirty-two players competed in the first round and with the exception of two matches the second-round qualifiers are known.

Monuments to the Dark Ages The first of five films about eventful times in the life and work of Fred Dibnah , the Bolton steeplejack.
Narrator Stephen Thorne Photography ARTHUR SMITH
Sound JACK WILSON. TIM RICKETTS Film editor ROY NEWTON Written and produced by DON HAWORTH
BBC Manchester

Professionals and parents praise Bettelheim's books on childcare yet few realise that his work is based on a curious paradox: his imprisonment in Nazi prison camps profoundly influenced his understanding of children.

In Dachau and then Buchenwald, Bettelheim fought to preserve his own sanity and observed how the human personality reacts to extreme stress. He noted similarities between psychological breakdown in prisoners and severe breakdown in children.

Bruno Bettelheim describes how this helped him understand and treat such children.

A comedy series in six parts written by Tony Millan and Mike Walling

'We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when.' But not at Adelphi House and not just yet: no more than four small people may gather together at any one time.

Feature: page 14
(Ceefax subtitles)

'Blue Moon Detective Agency. We 71 solve your problems ... once we've solved ours. ' starring with Every Daughter's Father is a Virgin Maddie 's heart may belong to daddy, but who makes his beat faster? David resists while Maddie insists on investigating her own father when her mother voices fears that the man she married is slipping around and slipping away....
Written by BRUCE FRANKLIN SINGER Directed by CHRISTOPHER HIBLER

Third of four programmes 'To the Ground Return....'
On HMS Raleigh, the Royal Navy's bricks-and-mortar training ship, life is not all sweetness and light. The time has come for the Navy to send some of the Nozzers back to civvy street. A few of the lads are pleased to go, others are hurt and disillusioned. For those that remain, their next ambition is a run ashore - providing they can pass the chief petty officer's kit inspection.
Meanwhile, the girls visit a warship they'll never sail in and get their first taste of freedom with a weekend expedition on Dartmoor. Narrator Richard Denton Film editor CHRIS WARING Producer DAVID SPIRES

Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael analyse the major events of the day.

with Klaus Romer

The news from Mainz broadcast on West Germany's second channel ZDF.
Klaus Romer helps with the language and the background and Peter Fiddick looks at West German television's approach to foreign news.
(e) (Shown again tomorrow at 1.5 pm)

If the customer's happy... Venice is the location for a team of top salesmen celebrating their success. How important are reward and incentive for salespeople in the service sector?
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