9.30am Inset: Television in the Primary Classroom
Primary school teachers talk about the role of television in promoting active learning, and how they integrate it with their teaching. (e)

10.00am Treffpunkt: Osterreich: Die Bodybuildingweltmeisterschaft in Graz daily
Follow Kurt Shachner's routine as he prepares for the Bodybuildingweltmeisterschaft. (R) (e)

10.15am Look and Read Badger Girl: Finding the Ponies
Written by Andrew Davies. (R) (e)

10.40am Investigating Science: Elementary My Dear Watson
From fingerprints to faces. (R) (e)
followed by
How Does Your Garden Grow? (R) (e)

11.00am Watch: Clothes: What We Wear
Presented by Louise Hall-Taylor. (R) (e)

11.18am Wondermaths: 8
Written by Colin Davies.

Investigator enters the tunnel of gloom. (R) (e)

11.35am Making History: Local Studies: Church and Community
Churches are treasure houses of national history. Today, see how second-year students solve mysteries about a church in Yorkshire.
Presented by Richard Burrows. (R) (e)

12.00 Why?: Because But Is It True? (R) (e)

12.20pm Science Topics: Newton and the Space Shuttle (R) (e)

12.40pm Past Thirteen: Choices in the Third Year: What to Choose (R) (e)

1.00pm Deutsch direkt!: 8
A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.
A look at the problems of finding employment in Wiirzburg.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden.
Book £6.95. three cassettes £4.95 each and Notes for Teachers are available from bookshops.

1.25pm King Rollo
A See-Saw programme. (R)

1.30pm Animal Fair
with Don Spencer. (R)

1.40pm Home Ground: Environment: 4: Seashores
Naturalist Lionel Kelleway looks at some of the animals and seaweeds that live along the seashore. (R) (e)

2.00pm News; Weather
followed by You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Dibs just can't get to sleep at night; Liz tries to help.
Book: A Surprise for Granny by Gunilla Hansson (R) (e)

A Lady of Leisure
The yacht Voluta could have ended her days a rotting hulk in a West Country harbour.
She didn't, thanks to a group of business people.
Narrator Tom Salmon Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol (R) (e)

Weather followed by One in Four
Isobel Ward, Simon Barnes and Chris Davies present this magazine programme about disability, with news, features and information with subtitles for the hard of hearing.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS For a factsheet send a large sae to:
[address removed] Details on Ceefax page 145

with Kel Nagle Gordon Hewitt talks to Kel Nagle , winner of the Centenary Open in 1960 at St Andrew's. Producer MIKE ABBOTT (R)

BBC2's popular 'brain-teaser'. Anagram: 0. H. very lardi Clue: Male comedian (Answer in today's programme!). Wordsmiths from all over Britain challenge each other and face Paul Coia and Bryan the computer with his sets of letters.

A Place for a Million Birds Two men spend their life keeping the RSPB reserve at Morecambe Bay attractive to birds. They are rewarded by some of the most exciting flying displays in Britain. Narrator Derek Guyler Written and produced by DON HAWORTH. BBC North West (R)

A Hotel for Pets with John Pitman and Sam Director ANGELA ELBOURNE
Producer PATRICIA HOUUHAN (R)

Presented by Hugh Scully and Helen Madden
This week: Job Training
Launched in September, the El.5 billion Employment
Training scheme has got off to a shaky start. The TUC and many local authorities have boycotted it. Even some major employers have expressed doubts. Yet the Government says it is simply trying to train the workforce for the jobs available. Helen Madden reports from
Tyneside, Manchester and Sheffield on the background to the ET controversy. In the studio Employment Secretary the Rt Hon
Norman Fowler , mp, defends the scheme. And the programme explains the training alternatives that exist for the long-term unemployed.
Assistant producer TIM LAMBERT Series editor CHRIS LENT (e)
For a set of programme notes, send a large 22p sae to: [address removed]

with Geoff Hamilton , Gay Search and Roy Lancaster
Production assistant JAYNE SAVAGE Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
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starring
Dale Robertson
Virginia Mayo
Stephen McNally
Following a shoot-out in which he kills two men, former US
Marshal Billy Reynolds is sent to the notorious Arizona Territorial Prison. There he finds himself face to face with an old enemy.
Screenplay by FREDERICK HAZLITT BRENNAN
Produced by EDMUND GRAINGER Directed by ALFRED WERKER
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1972
The news: the first national coal strike since 1926 erupts and unemployment figures are over one million.
The music: Don McLean T Rex, Roberta Flack
Roxy Music , David Bowie and Rod Stewart
Research RORY SHEEHAN
Series producer SUE MALLINSON

with Chris Kelly , Michael Barry and Jill Goolden
Television's most popular and comprehensive food programme. Make it! Three simple but delicious snacks all based on bread. From one you'll learn the secret of perfect scrambled eggs another uses chicken and the third smoked fish. Bake it! Looking for Britain's best baker. Slake it! Your thirst, that is, on the new generation of low-alcohol drinks. Film director
WILFRED EMMANUEL-JONES
Studio director PHIL CHILVERS Producer PETER BAZALGETTE A BAZAL production for BBCtv
For a factsheet send a cheque or postal order for 60p (made payable to BSS) to: [address removed]. Details on Ceefax page 288

A six-part series by PAUL SMITH and TERRY KYAN starring
Mel Smith
Louisa Rix and Jane Booker in Back from Bengal
Lighting director
BERT POSTLETHWAITE
Sound supervisor JIM CADMAN Designer JO DAY
Associate producer JAMIE RIX Produced and directed by JOHN KILBY
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A series of 13 programmes presented by Colin Blakemore
9: The Living Word
Professor Blakemore volunteers to have his brain scanned at the Hammersmith Hospital where researchers are trying to understand human language. Deaf people can readily learn sign language, and, thrown together through the slave trade, illiterate children invented completely new Creole languages with complex grammar - but chimpanzees struggle to learn the simplest sentences. What gives the human brain its unique talent for language? A stroke has made Tom Butters 'lost for words' but he can understand a conversation perfectly. Carol is the opposite. She has no problems with words but can't see what sentences mean. Producers (WNET)
VIVIAN DUCAT. PETER BULL Producers (BBC)
JONATHAN DRORI. IAN CALVERT Series producer MARTIN FREETH
Co-produced with WNET New York

The first in a short season of films from the RKO production unit, headed by Val Lewton , and formed to turn out low-budget horror movies.
Marring Simone Simon
Kent Smith , Tom Conway
Oliver, a young New Yorker, falls in love with Irena, a Serbian-born fashion designer, whom he meets at the Central Park Zoo. But
Irena is haunted by a bizarre past involving the occult and bestial worship, which threatens those who approach her with death and destruction ...
Screenplay by DEWITT BODEEN Produced by VAL LEWTON
Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR
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