7.40 Warsaw

8.5 Philosophy

8.30 Multinational Corporation

8.55 Man-made World

9.20 Biology

9.45 Physiology

10.10 Linear Maths

10.35 Microeconomics

11.0 Physics

11.25 Politics

11.50 Maths

12.15 Rotating Frames

12.40 Carlyle

with Richard Whitmore
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

The story of Jesus told in pictures. 1: Towards the Day of his Coming Storyteller RAY SMITH
Designer PAUL BIRKBECK
Adapted for television and produced by MOLLY COX

1: Lubavitch
The first of seven films giving an intimate view of a spiritual experience discovered in the lives of several Americans today.
Tonight's film portrays a close-knit community in Brooklyn, renowned for their mystical, joyous brand of Jewish orthodoxy.
A WGBH, Boston production

The Tender Trap
Narrator Hugh Falkus
An extraordinarily dramatic film - about four plants! It sounds impossible but it's not, for the plants are all carnivorous.
Venus fly-traps closing on their insect prey like vegetable versions of a rat trap ...
Sundews with sticky arms baited with sugary bait enfolding their meals in octopus fashion ...
Bladderworts feeding on underwater creatures caught with a fast-triggered blunder trap ... Finally pitcher plants enticing their insect meals to the top of a slide down which they glissade into a flask of insect-rich soup ...
The purpose of all this: to allow these plants to live where other plants can't, an evolutionary trick for survival in places where essential nitrogen compounds are hard to come by. Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

Andre Tahon 's Company of the Champs-Elysees Theatre - one of the world's leading puppet theatres - has delighted audiences for a generation - including two Royal Command Performances.
A special English performance, filmed in France,

BBC2 joins with Radio 3 in a stereo relay from the Royal Albert Hall , London, where the world-famous Russian cellist
Mstislav Rostropovich gives his first live televised concert in this country during his current two-year stay outside the USSR. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader ERICH GRUENBERG conducted by Sir Charles Groves Dvorak Cello Concerto in B minor Introduced by RICHARD BAKER
Director RODNEY GREENBERG
No holiday for strings: page 5

from London's Talk of the Town Introduced by Kenneth Williams starring: from Spain, Raphael; from Israel, Katie; from Australia, Jumping Jack; from England, The Wychwoods
Script KENNETH WILLIAMS , PETER ROBINSON Musical director ALYN AINSWORTH Designer STEPHEN BROWNSEY Producer ERNEST MAXIN

by COLETTE: dramatised in five parts by MICHAEL VOYSEY starring Yvonne Mitchell
Scott Anthony , Brenda Bruce
Lea is nearing the end of her career as a fashionable Parisian courtesan. Part 1
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director CLAUDE WHATHAM
A passion for Colette: page 5

A series made specially for audiences in the BBC Regions and now seen countrywide.
Tonight: A Tram to the Bull Ring (BBC Midlands)
The Onion Fair - a tramride to the Lickeys - the old Bull Ring-Villa - the poverty around Lozells. Professor R.D. Smith, broadcaster and critic, recalls the Birmingham of the 1930s which he knew as a young man.

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