7.40 Electron Microscopy

8.5 Newton's Laws of Motion

8.30 Space and Time

8.55 Scientific Discoveries

9.20 Problem Identification Game

9.45 Simulation Modelling

10.10 Population Control

10.35 Underdeveloped Scotland?

11.0 BBC Selection Board: 1

11.25 The Stranger

11.50 Education by Satellite: II

12.15 Growth and Decay

12.40 Crime

starring Canada Lee
Charles Carson , Sidney Poitier
In the fertile hills of Natal lives a prosperous farmer, James Jarvis. In the bare valley below is the home of Rev Stephen Kumalo. The white man and the black have one thing in common - each has a son.
Screenplay adapted from his novel by ALAN PATON
Director ZOLTAN KORDA
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Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Richard Baker
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Return to Sicily
They come from Sicily, home of the Mafia and the vendetta. Now, like 2,000 other Italians, the Nicastro family live in Waltham Cross, a London suburb.
Every year, if they can afford it, they return to their village, Sutera. It is ancient and poor, dignified and slow to change, clinging on to the steep sides of a mountain.
The few young men who remain in Sutera feel themselves marooned in the past and plan their escape, while those who went away, like MELO NICASTRO , know that something has been lost-because it will soon be back to the production line and the constant question: must this always be the price of progress?
Producer RICHARD TAYLOR
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

starring The Bachelors featuring Lena Zavaroni and The Vernons
Choreography LESLEY BROCKS
Musical director NORMAN PERCIVAL Designer LESLEY BREMNESS Producer ERNEST MAXIN

Weather

with Yvonne Minton (mezzo-soprano) Philippe Entremont (piano) BBC Symphony Orchestra leader ELI GOREN conductor Pierre Boulez Introduced by Kenneth van Barthold
Lever du jour (Daphnis et Chloe) Asie (Sheherazade)
Alborado del gracioso - first as written for the piano and then in the orchestral version
Piano Concerto, for left hand
Producer DAVID BUCKTON
The centenary of Ravel's birth is celebrated next week in a number of programmes on Radio 3. BBC Music Guide, Ravel Orchestral Music, 35p. from boofcshops

(The Truth) starring
Brigitte Bardot with Charles Vanel , Paul Meurisse and Louis Seigner
Marie-Jose Nat , Sami Frey
The story of Dominique Marceau , on trial for her life after murdering her lover.
Written and directed by HENRI-GEORGES CLOUZOT Producer RAOUL J. levy
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Leslie Sands reads
Woak Hill by WILLIAM BARNES