A See-Saw programme (R)

Weather followed by Songs of Praise
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The Go-Kart has always been a great favourite with children but not so popular with adults, who have to spend hours dragging them around the lawn.
Richard Blizzard has designed a self-propelled go-kart - once you've made this, you can enjoy a prolonged armchair pit stop, while the youngsters race around the chicanes of the flowerbeds under their own steam.

Weather followed by World Bowls
Midland Bank World Indoor Pairs Championship
Two newcomers to television make their debut this afternoon, JOHN JONES and MIKE NICOLLE from the Channel Islands. Their opponents are
ALAN MCMULLAN and DAVID CORKILL from Ireland - a very experienced pair who are extremely difficult to beat. Introduced by DAVID ICKE

Regional News and Weather

with Judi Spiers
This week's edition takes the lid off the high-street banks, peers under the lids of some warming winter dishes, dresses you for a party for under a tenner and reveals what men want as presents - at last the secret is out! Director DAVE THOMAS
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS (e)

with Rob Curling and Marian Foster

A romantic serial in 16 parts based on the novel by WINSTON GRAHAM
Part 7 by PAUL WHEELER The Carnmore Copper Company appears to be prospering, but unknown to Ross, the Warleggans have found new means by which to attack. Meanwhile Mark Daniel has found that his love is no longer returned, but Keren's is - and that is their joint tragedy.
Theme music composed by KENYON EMRYS -ROBERTS Producer MORRIS BARRY Directed by PAUL ANNETT

Midland Bank World Indoor Pairs Championship
The fifth match of the first round is also played this afternoon and is between
ERIC SANDS, another new TV face, partnered by veteran
JIM BAKER - both from Ireland - and the experienced Welsh pair, MEL JONES and PETER JENKINS. The contest will be the best of five sets, seven ends per set.
Introduced by DAVID ICKE from Bournemouth

starring Burl Ives
Joseph Campanella The small town of Gold Rush, California, is going about its business when a family of four from a distant galaxy lands after their spacecraft has been damaged. The town is in panic and only old
Ned Anderson and his grandson Tommy will help the aliens hide from the law. Soon the strange family begins to adjust to life on earth, using their extraordinary powers to astound the locals....
Written and produced by MICHAEL FISHER
Directed by JAMES L. CONWAY
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Jumping (R)

The Forgotten People
'There's no other place to go - you 71 settle down any place, as long as you're getting left there. '
VIOLET GILHEANEY
The Gilheaney Family belong to a community of travellers living on an 'illegal "gypsy" site' in the Swansea area. Since 1968, the council has been required by law to provide official sites, but in south west Glamorgan there are none.
The Gilheaneys live on the side of a road, without any of the facilities normally taken for granted - refuse collection, hot and cold running water, toilets. The local schools have refused to educate their children and when their pitch is not flooded, they are overrun with rats.
Two years ago, they took the council to court and won, but still they wait and hope for a decent place to live.
It's not us leading an outlaw life ... it's the council and education authority who are the outlaws. PETER GILHEANEY Cameraman JOHN RHODES Film editor DENISE PERRIN
Series producer PETER LEE-WRIGHT Producer PAUL PIERROT
Open Space is the series where the public can make programmes under their own editorial control helped by the Community Programme Unit
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Double or Quits
Harry Fitzgibbons ran counter-insurgency operations in Central America. Now he manages one of London's most successful risk investment funds. The last company he took public on a booming stock exchange made him a millionaire three times over. Ben Rosen and L. J. Sevin put two million dollars into Compaq Computers when it was no more than an idea on the back of an envelope. It made them 100 million dollars. They are the venture capitalists, alchemists who can turn business opportunities into gold - at a price. 'Euthanasia,' says Ben Rosen , 'lives in the venture community.'
In the aftermath of the stock market crash, Will Hutton looks back at the rise of these risk investors, at the prices paid and the prizes won. Producer MARIE THOMAS
Film editor STEVE HOLDSWORTH
Executive producer JOHN COLEMAN BBC Southampton

continues a season of films by the master of contemporary
American comedy.
Tonight also starring Mariel Hemingway Diane Keaton
Michael Murphy Meryl Streep
'Chapter 1. He adored New York city, he idolised it all out of proportion ... To him, this was still a town that existed in black and white and pulsated to the great tunes of George Gershwin. ...' TV comedy writer
Isaac Davis , discontented with his job and unsure about his
17-year-old girlfriend Tracy, learns that his ex-wife is about to publish an expose of their marriage.... This stunningly photographed romantic comedy is considered by many to be Woody Allen 's finest film to date.
Screenplay by WOODY ALLEN and MARSHALL BRICKMAN Produced by JACK ROLUNS and CHARLES H. JOFFE
Directed by WOODY ALLEN
(First showing on British television)
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
With international reports by David Sells ,
Charles Wheeler , Gavin Esler and Julian O'Halloran

Two of the most exciting indoor bowlers take to the rink this evening in the forms of PETER SKOGLUND and PETER BELLISS from New Zealand. Skoglund is renowned for his tenacity and facial expressions while Belliss is the most aggressive 'driver' in the game.
Their opponents are the Scottish pair DAVID ROBERTS and TOM HAMILL.
Highlights introduced by DAVID ICKE from the Bournemouth International Conference Centre Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON
Summarisers
MAL HUGHES. DAVID MCGILL Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD Executive producer LAN EDWARDS Producer KEITH PHILLIPS