10.35 Social Sciences: 22: Size and Spacing of Settlements

11.5 Science: 21: Unity and Diversity

11.35 Mathematics: 22: Vector Spaces

12.5 Arts: 21: A View of the Renaissance

(to 12.30)

Direct from Gillingham.

Kent's last appearance in the John Player League was made memorable by a sparkling half-century by John Shepherd in only 30 balls. A fast 50 by any of the Kent batsmen today against a Gloucestershire attack would be a feat well worth watching.

During the tea interval at 4 pm* Profile of a Cricketer: M.C. Cowdrey (Kent and England) by John Arlott

Frank Bough introduces the programme which includes news of all today's other League fixtures. Commentators at Gillingham, John Arlott and Jim Laker

The best of the week's news film from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
and Weather

What is it?
Where does it come from?
How much do you know about it?
Chairman Professor Barry Cunliffe, Southampton University
The chairman challenges a team of archaeologists to identify and discuss objects discovered and salvaged from development sites in the last few years.

Team:
Kate Pretty, Researcher in Archaeology, Cambridge University
Phil Barker, Lecturer in Archaeology, Department of Extra Mural Studies, University of Birmingham
Peter Fowler, Staff Tutor in Archaeology, University of Bristol
(Barry Cunliffes Choice: page 5)

Chimpanzees can appear quite human through their actions and expressions, which are often similar to ours. Why, then, have they not become even more human than they are?
In this fascinating film a team of scientists from the University of Amsterdam study the social structure of wild chimpanzees in Guinea and conduct some experiments with them. What, for example, will be the chimps' reaction to a stuffed leopard? The answer is provided in one of the most remarkable sequences ever shown in this series.
(from Bristol)
(Natural enough: pages 52-54)

"I'm past 70 and I haven't arrived yet - thank God."

A film in praise of Roberto Gerhard (1896-1970) the Spanish composer who lived and worked in exile in England after the Civil War, and his music with words from Poldi Gerhard, Sir William Glock, Rae Jenkins, Raymond Raikes and the composer himself
Music from Julian Bream
The London Sinfonietta conducted by David Atherton

The director of Billy Liar, Midnight Cowboy, and now Sunday, Bloody Sunday admits that film-making is still a personal battle against panic and compromise.

by Jan Read
[Starring] Michael Gambon, Edith Macarthur
Guest stars Jean Anderson, Stuart Mungall

The gypsy way to win a wife was to snatch the desired lass from her home and kinfolk.

Cricket Scoreboard and Weather

Starring Flip Wilson
and this week's guests The Temptations, Lily Tomlin, Red Fox and Roger Miller