Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(Birmingham)
(Repeated: Wednesday BBC2 10.35 am)

The Hot Clouds of the Sun
What is the sun made of? To study the nature of the sun, special equipment is needed.
At Sevenoaks Commander Henry Hatfield has built one of the very few spectrohelioscopes outside professional observatories, and Patrick Moore joins him there.
Producer PATRICIA WOOD

In Celebration of Peace A miscellany of words by PAT ROOKE : spoken by RICHARD BEBB and RICHARD KAY music sung by STUDENTS OF THE BERKSHIRE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BULMERSHE GIRLS' CHOIR conductor GWYN ARCH
BULMERSHE FOLK CHOIR conductor NORMAN MORRIS
From St Andrew 's Church, Priestwood. Bracknell, Berkshire. Producer R. T. BROOKS

Ten programmes presented by ANNE LAPPING , MICHAEL REINHOLD
5: Whatever is happening to the Family Doctor?
Producer PETER RIDING

Ten views on the environment
4: There is no energy shortage! by PETER CHAPMAN
Producer MIKE WEATHERLEY
Series editor MICHAEL GARROD

with Cliff Michelmore and John Earle
A programme for explorers, adventurers and men and women facing challenge and risk.
How much do you know about survival? Could you stay alive if a walking or a sailing trip went wrong?
Few people have survived as long as Maralyn and Maurice Bailey , who spent 117 days adrift in a tiny life-raft after their yacht sank in the Pacific. A special film report aboard their new boat before they set off again - to Patagonia.
Anthony Greenbank, author, mountaineer, demonstrates some techniques for survival to a group of boys from WESTMINSTER SCHOOL on the eve of their expedition to Baffin Island.
Director jim MURRAY
Producer BOB SAUNDERS Editor PETER CHAFER

with Geoffrey Wheeler

Quarter-final 3

Leeds: Janet McHugh, Francis Bruynseels, Jane Dougherty, Stephen Moriarty v Greenock: Judith Scott, Steven Barron, Deborah Wagner, Alan McArthur

by Eleanor H. Porter: dramatised in six parts by Joy Harington

Starring Elaine Stritch as Aunt Polly

Pollyanna has persuaded Mr Pendleton to consider the possibility of adopting Jimmy Bean. On her way to tell Jimmy, Pollyanna fell into a quarry and was knocked unconscious.

(Repeat)

Weatherman BARBARA EDWARDS

from Strabane Presbyterian Church, Co Tyrone , Northern Ireland with the united Roman Catholic and Protestant Choirs of STRABANE COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL VENTURES 11 GIRLS' CHOIR
SUNSHINE GROUP and the LAGANVALE BAND bandmaster HARRY BRITTAIN
Introduced by FR PATRICK MCENROE Conductor HAVELOCK NELSON
Prayer and Blessing REV JOHN STEWART Producer MOORE WASSON

A series in 13 parts starring Jon Finch
John Castle , Evin Crowley and Vincent Ball
Brian Blain , Sandra Lee Patterson 1 : Nobody's Man by TED ROBERTS
It promises to be a good year for cattleman Ben Hall until ex-convict bushranger Frank Gardiner escapes from a road gang to the Wheogo district, bringing the New South Wales Mounted Police after him and his ruthless companions, Piesley and Troy.
Music by BRUCE SMEATON Script editor COLIN FREE
Designer DESMONDE DOWNING Producer NEIL MCCALLUM DirectorDON CHAFFEY
Filmed in Australia In association with the AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION

starring George Peppard
James Mason , Ursula Andress
The Blue Max - nickname of the highest award for Germany's flying aces during World War I. George Peppard as Bruno Stachel is determined to win this coveted medal - by fair or foul.
Director JOHN GUILLERMIN Films: page 7

with Richard Baker ; Weather

of newspapers, television and radio - those responsible for what we read, see and hear - meet with William Hardcastle , who questions the way they exercise their power, their motives and methods.
Director SIMON WADLEIGH
Producer ELWYN PARRY-JONES