This week's programmes are repeated from last week for the benefit of those on half-term holiday.

9.40am Lifeschool: Going to Work: Equal Opportunities
Director MATTHEW KUIPERS
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL (R) (e)

10.05am You and Me
Cosmo and Dibs remember the day they went to a castle.
Song' Old MacDonald
Presenter HARRY TOWB Film director DAVID FLEBER
Producer NICCI CROWTHER (R) (e)

10.18am Music Time: Bells
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R) (e)

10.40am Thinkabout: Noodles in the Air
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10.58am Zig Zag: Tomorrow's Spacemen
Producer PETER EVANS (R) (e)

11.20am Into Music: Water
A song about water introduces some basic methods of composing music.
Presenters ROB CURLING and SEETA INDRANI Children from WEST LODGE MIDDLE SCHOOL BELMONT JUNIOR SCHOOL with MARK PEARSON (guitar) DAVE ROSE (bass guitar)
Director ANDREA CHRISTODOULOU
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT (R) (e)

11.40am MI 10: Mathematical Investigations
Fly on the Wall followed by Projections
Presenter HILARY CLOUGH
Animation STEWART HARDY FILMS Film editor JOHN BILLINGHAM
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE (R) (e)

12.00 France Francais: Un dur apprentissage
Girls, as well as boys, can train to be professional jockeys in France.
Producer SUSAN PATON (R) (e)

12.15pm History File: British Social History: State of the Union
Producer EDWARD HAYWARD (R) (e)

12.35pm General Studies: Film of the Book
Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE
Series producer BRUCE JAMSON (R) (e)

1.00pm Science in Action: Sixth Sense
Presenters KJARTEN POSKITT and TERRY MARSH
Assistant producer CLARE ELSTOW
Series producer ROBIN MUDGE (R) (e)

A See-Saw programme Spot's Lost Bone (R)

Flying Things
Floella Benjamin with Bea, James Joanna , Natasha, Speedy, Zoe, and the children from
Lovelace Primary School. Musical director RICHARD BROWN Producer SHEILA FRASER Executive producer
CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

Concrete Producers
ROBIN GWYN. NICHOLAS WMNES (R)(e)

Weather followed by Words and Pictures
Lift Off!
Presenter Vicky Ireland Animation GIL POTTER
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON (R) (e)

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First of eight programmes Rothbury, Northumberland John Grundy visits
Rothbury, a border town built of stone, hidden deep in the Northumbrian hills. Producer JOHN METHERELL BBC North East (R)

Weather followed by International
Pro-Celebrity Golf
Ladies' day brings together the effervescent
Mary Parkinson , and Rachael Heyhoe-Flint , international cricketer and hockey player. Lee Trevino and Sandy Lyle are the ladies' champions and Peter Alliss follows the match for the Whyte and Mackay Scotch Trophy over nine holes. Executive producer
JOHN SHREWSBURY (R)

1: A Cry from the Streets In this four-part story, a community doctor struggles with his sister's resentment over his abandoning a successful medical career.

Richard Blizzard tackles the great outdoors, with some new ideas for traditional wooden garden toys. He starts with a classic playground favourite, the slide, and shows how beginners and experts alike can build a toy that will stand up to the most boisterous garden parties. Construction assistant MERVYN HURFORD
Researcher EILEEN BAYUSS Producer PHILIP THICKETT

Rob Curling with all the latest on all things BBC.

starring Warner Oland with Rosina Lawrence Charles Quigley
Charlie Chan is called upon to solve the mysterious disappearance of the heir to a vast fortune. Presumed drowned, he returns only to be murdered almost immediately. The number of suspects is daunting, but the famous sleuth is, as ever, philosophical: 'with proper lever, baby's fingers can move mountains....'
Screenplay by ROBERT ELLIS
. HELEN LOGAN and JOSEPH HOFFMAN based on the character created by EARL DERRBIGGERS
Produced by JOHN STONE Directed by GORDON WILES
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The second of two programmes This summer ended with some of the biggest names in pop partying and performing live at the famous KU Club in Ibiza. This week DEF II brings you music from the following artists:
Steve Earle , Belinda Carlisle , Breathe, Robert Palmer ,
Spandau Ballet, Prefab Sprout, Natalie Cole.
Plus a rare public appearance by Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. Director GAVIN TAYLOR
Executive producer JIM BEACH A TVE/FUGITIVE TV production
DEF II editor JANET STREET PORTER

Getting In by RAY JENKINS Part One
A specially-written drama in two parts about a crime and its consequences for four young people. In order to fulfil her ambitions of becoming an actress, Arabella needs some money. The way of raising the cash seems a bit dubious, to say the least.
Film cameraman PETER HALL Producer CHRIS ELLIS

with Grace Barrie playing: Pack Up Your Troubles, You Go to My Head and the beautiful Melody in F Directed by JAY BONAFIELD
An RKO film

starring
Ten Speed and Soft Touch Larry and Balki catch a young kleptomaniac at the discount store and become determined to show him the straight and narrow. Their good deeds appear to work until 'Black Beauty' goes missing - the most precious bicycle in the world!
Written by JOHN B. COLLINS Directed by JOEL ZWICK

A Credit to Society?
Bringing up children has always been to give them a sense of values. Is this the responsibility of parents alone, or should schools step in to help prepare young people to be responsible citizens? Is school the right place to teach morals - and should education share the blame for society's problem children? Martin Young asks parents, young people, teachers and school governors whose values are to be taught and how.
Series producer SALLY KIRKWOOD Producer MARY FOURT (e)

The seventh programme in this 12-part series.
Narrated by Anthony Quayle Giants of the Air
From the moment man first took to the skies, the dream has been to build bigger and bigger aircraft. The early designers saw the advantages that large aeroplanes would bring as passenger and cargo carriers. The military also needed them to carry troops and drop bombs. The problem in the early days was the lack of engine power. It was the invention of the jet engine that finally provided the answer to the designers' dreams. A new generation of huge aircraft were born - planes like the C5 Galaxy which is capable of carrying more than a 100 cars. Film editor PETER GOWER
Series producer IVAN RENDALL Executive producer JOHN GAU Producer CHRIS POWELL BBC Pebble Mill
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- starring Colin Friels
Harold Hopkins
Happy-go-lucky Mike and his buddy Johnny live by 'scratching' for sapphires. When they tangle with an unscrupulous mining company, Mike fights back with gusto. He enlists the aid of some holidaying innocents, their attractive daughter and a despondent salesman.
This rumbustious comedy is set in the authentic diamond mining townships of Queensland.
Screenplay by JOHN DINGWALL Directed by ARCH NICHOLSON
(First showing on British television)
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from the Savoy Hotel,
London. Angela Rippon introduces today's Women of the Year Luncheon, when HRH The Duchess of Kent presents the Frink Award, given for notable achievement associated with visual handicap. Speakers are Dr Tessa Blackstone,
Master of Birkbeck College, London and actress Patricia Routledge.
Lighting DAN CRANEFIELD Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE Director JOY CORBETT
Producer TIM MARSHALL
Event organised by the Greater London Fund for the Blind in association with Boots the Chemists Ltd