6.20 Geology: Interpreting Sediments

6.45 Industrial Relations: Us and Them

7.10 A Control System Design

7.35 Essen in the Third Reich

8.0 Television Technology

8.25 Photoelectron Spectroscopy

A See-Saw programme.

BEN THOMAS tells the story of a boy and his rabbit in A Life for a Life.
KIM GOODY sings about the mystery of 'Time'. TONY MAIDEN shows how you should not be fooled by appearances in The Two Slaves.
Director SID WADDELL
Producer DAVID BROWN

John Noakes and Shep review the adventures and travels of the Go with Noakes series.

A summer stroll along the coastal paths of Devon and Cornwall.
BBC Manchester

The programme visits Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan-the centre of Indian culture in London, and reports on its activities.
Music is by Bangladeshi, singer RUNA LAILA who sings a ghazal.
Producer KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Ziauddin Sardar
A series of four programmes exploring the way Muslims understand their religion by examining the beliefs and teachings which are cental to Islam. 3:Risalah
In Islam prophethood is not restricted to Muhammad. The particular teachings of Islam on prophets and the relationship between the Messenger of Islam and the Qur'an is the subject of this programme.
With Professor Salman aI-Ani of Indiana University, USA.
Lighting JOHN SCARR DirectorRALPH ROLLS
Producer MERRYL DAVIES

features the news and views, politics and practice of those involved with the land. with PHILIP WRIXON
DAN CHERRINGTON , JAMES GLADSTONE
Producers PHILIP HICKS , KEN POLLOCK Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Weather for farmers BILL GILES

This week, the blues and rock 'n' roll. Deirdre Cartwright (guitar), Geoff Nicholls (drums) and Henry Thomas (bass) look at the basic musical vocabulary needed to play these styles - and how these have inspired most of what you hear in rock today.
Featuring FREDDIE KING , B. B. KING , CHET ATKINS , NILE RODGERS, WILKO JOHNSON , STATUS Quo and many more!
Produced by CHRIS LENT

A WALT DISNEY production

Also starring
Claude Rains , Michele Morgan
Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre
A French freighter en route to Marseille picks up a small boat carrying five semi-conscious men. Bogart plays Matrac, leader of the group, fugitives from the notorious Devil's Island, who plan to join the Free French in the war against Hitler.
Screenplay by CASEY ROBINSON , JACK MOFFITT from a novel by CHARLES NORDHOFF and JAMES NORMAN HALL Produced by HAL B. WALLIS Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
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Five films exploring narrow-gauge railways. 2: Journey to the Land Beyond the Mountains
Written and narrated by Ray Gosling Once a year the trains carry the army of grape pickers to the steep, terraced slopes of the River Douro in northern Portugal. To the sounds of singing, dancing and exploding dynamite the whole valley celebrates the harvest which will make the famous port wine. Higher into the mountains, the little lines enter a region that's mysterious even to the Portuguese - land of proud people, strange primitive traditions - and secret smugglers' routes into Spain.
Photography ROBERT SLEIGH Producer BRIAN JAMES
BBC Manchester
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Quizmaster Colin Morris puts more questions of faith or fortune, creed and deed to theological students in the third contest of this competition.
Looking for the stories behind the biblical headlines this week are Ridley Hall , Cambridge and The Theological College, Chichester
Researchers ROS ANSTEY
ANNA JACOMB-HOOD, DAVID WILLCOCK Director SIMON HAMMOND
Producer CHRISTIAN FORSSANDER

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

by P.C. Wren dramatised in eight episodes by Alistair Bell
7: Worn out by the strain of life at Fort Zinderneuf and by his struggle against alcoholism, Captain Renouf has committed suicide. Now Sgt-Major Lejaune is in sole command.
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director DOUGLAS CAMFIELD * Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Cliff Michelmore continues his travels in France to a simple village house in Trosly-Breuil, the home of Jean Vanier , founder of the L'Arche communities. Tonight Jean talks about his pilgrimage to simplicity and his work with the handicapped. His choice of music, which includes, 'Now the green blade riseth' and 'Morning has broken', is sung in Canterbury Cathedral by the boys of the Cathedral Choir and members of the local L'Arche community. The soloist is
Christopher Carden-Price Conductor Dr Allan Wicks
Assistant producer FAY WOOLF
Series producer STEPHEN WHITTLE * Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters sent in each week.
The reporters are Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell , Michael Groth And at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS

Match of the Day
DESMOND LYNAM introduces highlights of this afternoon's Men's Final and GERALD WILLIAMS picks out the significant moments of the Championships.
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN ROWUNSON

Introduced by Humphrey Burton
Tonight's programme encounters an American in London and a Londoner in New York.
The American is the artist James McNeill Whistler. Born 150 years ago this month Whistler, known to most for a portrait of his mother, was outrageous and controversial. This film, presented by the painter and art lecturer Douglas Skeggs , and with Jon Pertwee as Whistler, sketches out the artist's years in London and his conflict with the world of Victorian art.
The Londoner is the composer Jim Parker who this evening conducts the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble in the television premiere of 'A Londoner in New York'. The piece, in five brief movements, is based on Parker's own impressions of Manhattan and tonight's performance mingles the composer's evocative music with breath-taking images from one of the world's most exciting cities.
Assistant editor CHRISTOPHER SWANN Producers ALEX MARENGO and KEITH CHEETHAM Editor IAN SQUIRES

The 1984 Formula One World Championship Dallas Grand Prix
Round eight of the Formula One World Championship and the first of the season's new tracks - Dallas - and J. R. Ewing would savour the current Grand Prix story.
Reigning World Champion NELSON PIQUET has come good at last - a second successive victory two weeks ago in Detroit. Are the season's leaders so far, McLaren's ALAIN PROST and NIKI LAUDA, going to be pipped at the post? Today's race in the Dallas Fair Park where J.R. himself once had a memorable confrontation, could add another twist to the worldwide Grand Prix television drama.
A twisty street race of 2i miles, this afternoon's meeting of machine and men will be run in high heat and humidity - and there'll be plenty of oil for everyone.
Commentators
MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
Television presentation CBS Producer ROGER MOODY