9.15 Job Bank: Butcher and Baker
A day in the life of three young people working in butcher's and baker's shops.
(R) (e)

9.38 Lifeschool: Going to Work: I Want To Help
A look at the personal qualities and lifestyle of three young people who are caring and helping in the community.
(R) (e)

10.00 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds
Dibs and Cosmo have difficulty choosing something to eat at the cafe. Sherbett the robot plays hide-and-seek.
Alicia, Simone, Antonio and Janine go to their baby cousin's christening.
Song: "Trinidad"
(e)

10.15 Music Time: Musical Patterns
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10.40 Thinkabout: Sound Effects
It's Frank's birthday, but it sounds as if Sally's present is going to take everyone by surprise.
(R) (e)

11.00 Zig Zag: Hungry Times
by Ian Taylor
Part 1 of a play set among the Normans and Saxons.
(R) (e)

11.20 Walrus: What's It Gonna Be?: Meeting the King
by Gerry Huxham
(R) (e)

11.45 Tutorial Topics
Rumours
What do you do if a rumour is spread which shows you up in a good light? An improvised story by pupils from Filton High School, Bristol.
Followed by: Pets
What pets do you have and why? Who looks after them and what happens when one dies? Pupils from Filton High School talk about their pets.
(R) (e)

12.08pm History File: China Since Mao
Some events and changes from 1976-85.
(R) (e)
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12.30 Issues: Programme 5
A current affairs series that takes an in-depth look into a major issue of the week. Presented by Rob Curling
(R) (e)

1.00 Science in Action: Burning Issues
The science of fuels. When is a flame an explosion? How does the fire triangle help at an oil refinery and what's in a flame? These are some of the things that are investigated in this week's programme.
(e)

A See-Saw programme
with the voices of George Layton, John Telfer
(R)

1.38 Near and Far: Now and Then: A History of the Kitchen: Part 2
Baking in a medieval peasant's cottage, a Tudor dinner where the food is a work of art, and a day in the life of Annie the kitchen maid in the year 1900 provide three 'windows' into the last 600 years of the history of the kitchen.
(e)

Disturbed at his supper one winter's night by a loud thumping and banging outside, Owl opens his door to a very strange visitor. (R) (e)

from St Christopher's
Hospice, South London
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Presented by Dr Alan Maryon Davies
Would you know what to do if someone, maybe a member of your family, stopped breathing? This programme shows the simple life-saving skill of mouth-to-mouth breathing with Lindsay Duncan and James and Jana Newton.
(R) (e)
Book, "Save a Life: An Instructor's Guide", £4.95 from BBC Publications Video, "The BBC Save a Life Video" of all six programmes showing the full
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Weather followed by Under Sail
The Great Mail Race
For one day each year the Baltic harbours of Grisslehamn and Storby are transformed. They're taken back to the days when the mail was transported by small open boats across hostile seas.
This annual event is known as the 'Postrodden'. Dressing in the style of the period and sailing in replica boats of the past, today's generation relives those times.
Producer BRIAN HAWKINS (R)

Australia v England
Richie BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play in Sydney.
Television presentation CHANNEL 9 Australia

Fighting the Claim
It's one thing to know your rights. It's quite another to claim them - often in the teeth of bureaucratic or medical opposition.
Margo MacDonald talks to people who refused to take no for an answer and pursued their claims against all odds. They include a disabled man who fought for a mobility allowance, and the widow of a man who died of asbestos disease.
Directed by MARION ALUNSON
Series producer TONY MATTHEWS (e)

Rob Curling looks at what's going on in radio and TV; and Marian Foster has news from the Daytime Club.

A romantic serial in 16 parts based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM
Part 12 by PETER DRAPER
Jud is found beaten to death. Prudie is inconsolable, but finding 15 guineas in his tobacco pouch she gives him a lavish send-off, which is a great success until, as it seems, the devil takes a hand.
Producer MORRIS BARRY
Directed by KENNETH IVES

I with Herbert Marshall
Elizabeth Allan Donald Crisp
In Victorian England, Pamela and Flora have been brought up under the tyranny of their strict father,
Judge Thistlewaite , who believes women should accept their inferior status. Flora bows to his wishes but Pamela, the 'black sheep' of the family, strongly believes that a woman should have rights too ...
Screenplay by ANTHONY VEILLER and ERNEST VAJDA
Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by MARK SANDRICH
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Customers Wanted and The House Builder-Uppers

Today, music by one of the greatest pianists, Liszt. First his Dante Sonata, a vivid piece written after reading the Divine Comedy. Then his transcription of Isolde's Liebestod by Wagner. Sound BRIAN SPEERS
Production ALAN TONGUE BBC Northern Ireland

A two-part episode in which Maddie's impregnation leads to David's incarceration ... Starring with Cool, Hand Dave (1)
Maddie should have known better than to trust Agnes with 'the Big Secret', but once the news gets out, Addison's on his way to Chicago. Well, he would have been except for the detour and the sound of the men workin' on the chain gang. Meanwhile, in his mentor's absence, Bert gets to do the vocals ...
Written by ROGER DIRECTOR and CHARLES H. EGLEE
Directed by ALLAN ARKUSH

New Music
The world of 'classical music' might seem an unusual topic for Split Screen, but current trends in 'new music' composition can arouse strong passions in musicians and audiences alike.
William Scanlan Murphy , a music graduate and author, claims that 'many people would say that they don't just dislike what they're hearing - they'd say it wasn't music at all'.
Simon Emmerson , a composer and lecturer, responds that composers are developing a music which calls 'upon a vast variety of resources, some traditional, some experimental, some acoustic and electronic ... Let us welcome their new vitality'. Film editors
DAVE MONK. TONY HEAVEN Film directors
GERRY POMEROY. ROBINA ROSE Series producer ROBIN GUTCH
Both films have been made with the BBC Community Programme Unit

with Peter Snow and Donald. MacCormick

Australia v England