The four-page supplement of 1973 Open University programmes, as printed last week in Radio Times, is obtainable on request from Information Services, [address removed].

Since going to press, the times of some course programmes have changed. Students please note: all television programmes scheduled for 8.30 am on Saturday and Sunday will now be transmitted at 1.50 pm on the same days.

Starring Don Taylor
with Reginald Beckwith, Eileen Moore, Patrick Holt

While Richard the Lionheart is held prisoner abroad, his brother John is plotting to usurp the throne of England and loyalists seek the help of Robin Hood to outwit the traitors.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

An entertainment for children with Brian Cant
[with] Julie Stevens, Derek Griffiths, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton
People and places - music and jokes. Games for indoors and out.

(Colour)

Today on Capitol Hill President Richard Nixon takes the Oath of Allegiance at the start of his second term and outlines his policy for the next four years in his Inaugural Address. Robert MacNeil reports on the ceremony direct from Washington.
Presented in association with EBU and the US networks

In the first of 13 programmes, David Blackmore looks at some of the problems and pleasures of looking after a donkey.

(Colour)

Every year hundreds of men contract diseases at work. Man Alive looks at the hazards and asks why it is so difficult to establish who is to blame.

As British MPs and peers take their seats for the first time in the European Parliament, a special Westminster programme looks at this new political arena and reports on the past week in Strasbourg.

Weather

At the National Stadium in Cardiff the Welsh XV defend the Championship title they have held for four years; and at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, the Tourists face what many regard as their hardest international opposition.

(Colour)

by Leo Tolstoy
a second chance to see this dramatisation in 20 parts by Jack Pulman

Nikolai met Maria again and realised they loved each other.

(Shown last Thursday)

A live entertainment for Saturday, presenting a mixture of music, plays, poetry, prose, comedy, films, the visual arts - and a few surprises.
Introduced by Joe Melia with a little help from John Bird
Among the main events:

Teresa Berganza
Mezzo-soprano star of Covent Garden, the 'Met,' La Scala, turns tonight to the music of her native Spain. With Felix Lavilla, her husband, at the piano, she sings songs by Granados, Mompou and Manuel de Falla.

Archigram
Cheer up with Archigram, a travelling exhibition which starts off this month from the Institute of Contemporary Arts. In the studio, models, designs and projects including Throwaway buildings, the Living Pod and the Instant City. Archigram are an experimental group of English architects who won the 1970 competition for a new entertainments complex in Monte Carlo. Peter Cook, one of the co-founders of the group in 1961, talks about some of their ideas and about his new job as director of the ICA.

(More about Archigram in Scan: Thursday at 8.45 pm, Radio 4)

The London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble
play music by John McCabe and Josquin des Pres.

9.45 George Reborn
by David Cregan

'I think, perhaps my parents dominated me too much when I was a child. I'll teach them. I shall go mad.'

Patricia Beer was born and brought up in Devon. Tonight she reads and talks about her poetry which often deals with subjects taken from her own domestic life in the West Country.

10.40 The Red Buddha Theatre
present "The Man from the East"
Masks and mime, the traditional arts of Japan, and modern rock music combine in a theatre spectacle devised by the young Japanese percussion player Stomu Yamash'ta.

(Colour)

Masks and mime, the traditional arts of Japan, and modern rock music combine in a theatre spectacle devised by the young Japanese percussion player Stomu Yamash'ta.

Weather

Starring Bobby Darin, Stella Stevens

The story of a dedicated and talented jazz musician, his affair with an attractive but insecure vocalist, and the crisis in their relationship when - in a bar-room brawl - his courage is tested and found wanting.
(This Week's Films: page 9)