9.15 Job Bank: Working with the Elderly and Handicapped
They can be difficult - so why do young people want to work with them?
(R) (e)
9.38 Lifeschool: Going to Work: Leaving Home
by Michael Robartes
Problems in bedsitter-land and the thrills and spills of shared accommodation.
With David Kelly, Clark Flanagan, Lisa Geoghan, Mark Ellington, Linus Staples and Natalie Abbott.
(R) (e)
10.00 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Cosmo and Dibs are back in the market with Gary Wilmot.
There are new words 'Open', 'Closed' to learn and just like Humpty Dumpty, Dibs's teddy can't be mended.
(R) (e)
10.15 Music Time: The Sounds of Words
(For details see Thursday 1.38pm) (R) (e)
10.40 Thinkabout: Noodles in the Air
It's Sally's birthday. Jim and the children make her a surprise meal. They find out how noodles are made and cry over cut onions.
(R) (e)
11.00 Zig Zag: The Saga of Gunnar Goldhair: 2: The Monster of Jorvik
(For details see Wednesday 1.38pm) (R) (e)
11.20 English Time: Buddy: 3: Blue Suede Shoes
by Nigel Hinton
Starring Roger Daltrey as Terry
Buddy finds out about the Beast - but just what sort of work Dad does at night remains a worrying mystery. At least Buddy persuades him to come to Parents' Day, but is horrified when Dad turns up in his best Teddy Boy outfit. There's still no news of Mum, until, one evening...
With Wayne Goddard, Kay Stonham, Duncan Preston, Norman Bird, Lorraine Plummer, Dennis Victory, Ena Cabayo, Lloyd Anderson
(R) (e)
11.45 Bible Lands: Masada
(R) (e)
12.08pm History File: Twentieth-Century History: Stalin and the Modernisation of Russia
(R) (e)
12.30 General Studies: Protest Songs
Why is the most popular music today in the form of love songs? How does this square with the views of propagandists down the ages, who have felt that music was a powerful tool of persuasion? The programme includes performances by Billie Holliday and Red Wedge member Billy Bragg.
(R) (e)
1.00 Science in Action: Sixth Sense
Beyond the limits of the naked eye with infra-red light and ultrasonic sound
(R) (e)
A See-Saw programme
(R)
1.38 Near and Far: Now and Then: Life in the 17th Century: The Gunpowder Plot
In 1605 a group of Catholic gentlemen plotted to blow up King James I during the State Opening of Parliament.
(R) (e)
In 1605 a group of Catholic gentlemen plotted to blow up King James I during the State Opening of Parliament. They failed, but their attempt has never been forgotten.
Try to spot some nursery rhyme characters hidden in a picture book and listen to the sad tale of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf", amusingly illustrated by Tony Ross.
(R) (e)
2.17 Songs of Praise
(Ceefax subtitles)
Eye on the Wind
Presented by Keith Hopkins Photographed and directed by MICHAEL MCCLOY BBC Bristol (R)
Weather followed by World Gymnastics Championships from Rotterdam
In the past few days,
RON PICKERING and ALAN WEEKS have seen 14 gold medals awarded. They'll remind viewers how they were won, how some were lost and how new standards of excellence were set.
TV presentation NOS, Netherlands Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and GRAHAM FRY
Regional News and Weather
with Judi Spiers
Save time, effort and above all, money. Make a cosy wrap to ward off winter chills, and filling meals for inner warmth. Find out how to build up your savings and how to cut the cost of being ill.
Series producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)
Programmes, people, publications - Rob Curling looks at what's going on in radio and TV; and Marian Foster has news from the Daytime Club.
The return of the romantic serial in 16 parts based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM Part 1 by JACK PULMAN Ross returns home to
Cornwall to inherit a house, land, two idle copper mines and to marry Elizabeth. But Ross had been reported dead, and others have laid claim to the house, the mines - and Elizabeth.
Producer MORRIS BARRY
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY
The last in a season featuring the famous sleuth
Tonight starring Hugh Sinclair Jean Gillie
When a man is killed on the Saint's doorstep and he is suspected of the crime, the Saint swings into action, and a further series of adventures ensues before he can foil the plans of a gold-smuggling gang.
Screenplay by LESLIE ARLISS and WOLFGANG WILHELM
Produced by WILLIAM SISTROM Directed by PAUL STEIN
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England v West Indies from Jaipur, India
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of England's fifth group match, the second time against the West Indies.
There's also news and results of all the other matches. Commentators in India
TONY LEWIS
RAY ILLINGWORTH
JACK BANNISTER
Television presentation DDI, India Producer KEITH MACKENZIE -
John says 'Bon!'
'French food is nothing but a lot of sauce....'So said Sheffield council driver, John Wilcock. Could
Britain's leading chef, the self-taught Raymond Blanc , change his mind? Viewers of Food and Drink have already seen highlights of Blanc's attempts to seduce Wilcock's palate. Now John Wilcock gives his own view of French restaurant food, cafe snacks and Madame Blanc 's home cooking. The turning point is her joint of pork, stuffed with prunes and roasted in Armagnac. Photography REX MAIDMENT and PHILIP BONHAM CARTER Sound PATRICK QUIRKE
Assistant producer LAURA GAVSHON Film editor STEFAN RONOWICZ Producer DAVID PEARSON
('Food and Drink' returns tomorrow on BBC2 at 8. OOpm)
Shakespeare's famous line-up newly explored, expanded and amended for the 1980s. The last of seven documentary films written and presented by Ron Eyre.
A Different Kind of Adventure ... second childishness and mere oblivion ...
The cat-like tread of the over-80s; cheating the clock, arresting the hour glass, ducking the scythe. The closing overs of a long test and the push towards a century, as achieved by the 100-year old thp
Rev Albert Humphrey. Researcher DEBORAH HILL FOX Photography MIKE FOX
Sound recordist FRASER BARBER Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON Directed by JONATHAN STEDALL
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
starring
Treat
Williams Laura Dem
At 15 Connie knows she is attractive, but is not sure how to cope with her budding sexuality. One fateful afternoon when she is alone, the handsome Arnold calls.
Produced by MARTIN ROSEN Directed by JOYCE CHOPRA Written by TOM COLE Based on a story by JOYCE CAROL OATES
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
with Chantal Cuer
This season's new-style programme still gives old-style help with brushing up your French. Chantal reviews the week, as covered by the papers and by RTBF, Belgium's public service channel.
(Shown again next Sunday on BBC1)
(to 23.50)
