Technology: Electric Money

A See-Saw programme
It's a warm day and Postman Pat stops off for a picnic lunch half way through his round. He falls asleep in the warm sunshine and while he sleeps, a thieving hen - a magpie hen - causes him no end of trouble.
Written by JOHN CUNLIFFE Narration and vocals by Ken Barrie
Music by BRYAN DALY
Designed and directed by IVOR WOOD (R)

Elmer's Candid Camera

A classic cliffhanger serial in 12 episodes starring
9: Ten Seconds to Live
Wherein Professor Jeff King builds a new version of the destructive Decimator, only to see it stolen by the arch-villain Dr Vulcan.
Directed by FRED BRANNON
A REPUBLIC serial

Weather followed by Sign Extra

The Bobby and the Birds
Not every police constable can hope to see a life-long dream come true - especially if his dream is to make hundreds of acres of some of the loveliest - and most expensive - land in Britain a permanent sanctuary for wild life. Oddly enough it was the coming of a vast modern industrial plant to the middle of Anglesey that enabled PC Ken Williams to realise his ambition. Producer WYNFORD JONES Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY BBC Wales (R)

In 1969 Gerald Harrison talked to boys and girls at Halesowen, Worcestershire, and Oswestry, Shropshire.

Weather followed by The World About Us
The Samurai from Twickenham Narrator Michael Dean
Michael Jay is an airline pilot from Twickenham whose obsessive interest lies on the other side of the world, in Japan. Having won his black belt in judo, he became deeply involved in the martial arts of that exclusive warrior class, the Samurai. Married into a Japanese family, he is now accepted by the descendents of the fighting horsemen of the Soma Region as a Samurai himself - indeed he has become the only foreigner to take part in the Soma Wild Horse Chase, an event that dates back to the days when the warriors rode out to round up the wild horses.
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES (R)

Isobel Ward, Chris Davies and Simon Barnes present this magazine programme about disability. Included this month, a profile of wheelchair athlete
Chris Hallam , a look at a special school for children with severe asthma and eczema, disability news and music. With subtitles for the hard of hearing.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS

Haywards Pickles British Youth Championship
Three more first-round matches take place today in this inaugural championship with the youngest player in the tournament taking part. He is Wayne Mardle ,
14 years old, a schoolboy from Romford in Essex, who plays 17-year-old Robert Earle.
The other two matches are: Darren Wilson (17) v Andrew Wallace (17) John Hook (17) v Paul Durham (17)
Introduced by Tony Gubba from the Lakeside Country
Club, Frimley Green, Surrey.

Ian Wallace sings
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes at the close of this music quiz, chaired by Steve Race and featuring Denis Norden , John Amis and Frank Muir. (R)

from Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. BBC Pebble Mill

BBC Television
International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall
The Young Handlers Championship
Four young shepherds, all under 20, compete on the trials course on the slopes above Derwentwater.
Before the runs, you can meet the youngsters and learn about their families and the dogs who play such an important part in their lives. The competitors
England - JANET MASON with Slade Wales - ROBERT EDWARDS with Max
Scotland - NEIL ROSS with Craig
Ireland - BRIAN MCCONNELL with Cap
Director MICHAEL KERR Producer IAN SMITH

with Eric Robson
A re-creation of Wainwright's 40-year love affair with Scotland. 2: The North- Western
Highlands
The towering giants of Torridon and the five sisters of Kintail combine to make this one of Wainwright's favourite regions. Yet since he first came here there have been dramatic changes, 'that have robbed this district of its former loneliness and sombre atmosphere'. But while Kishorn may have changed dramatically - and places like Sheildaig more subtly - 'A.W.' was relieved to discover that the high places have remained as he first remembered them.
Film cameraman RICHARD RANKEN Film editor IAN SUTHERLAND Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Producer RICHARD ELSE BBC Newcastle
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A series of five films in which Russell Harty makes a thoroughly modern journey following in the footsteps of the 18th-century travellers in order to further his education and have a pleasurable time. Part 3
In which Frank Delaney takes him round
James Joyce 's Zurich; he meets a Matisse over a meal; he passes Egg and calls on a crown prince; he bumps into hordes of Japanese on the top of Europe; he finds
Peter Ustinov at home; he gets the treatment in Evian. Camera GRAHAM VEEVERS Sound DENNIS CARTWRIGHT Film editor PAT O'GRADY
Research JENNY RIVAROLA
Executive producer IAN SQUIRES Produced and directed by DEREK BAILEY
BBC North West
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Barry Norman introduces highlights of yesterday evening's glittering 60th Academy Awards Presentation.
Box office successes with British connections - Fatal Attraction, Hope and Glory and The Last Emperor - will compete for the coveted Best Film Oscar with the American hits Moonstruck and Broadcast News.
So even if you've heard the main results there are surprises in store as Barry Norman toasts the winners and comforts the losers. Produced by SAM GOLDWYN JR Directed by MARTY PASETTA
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with political and economic reports from Adam Raphael , Nick Clarke and Will Hutton

World Politics
Potsdam - the Deal
This is the third of four programmes that follow the progress of the Potsdam Conference. It includes dramatised debate between Truman. Churchill and Stalin about recognition of the Franco regime, reparations and the German/Polish frontier.
Producer CAROL HASLAM (R)