6.40 Baroque Stringed instruments

7.05 Maths: Vector Spaces

7.30 The Modelling Process

Story: Mr Bear in the Air by CHIZUKO KURATOMI
Illustrated by KOZO KAKIMOTO

The National Hunt Festival
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you four races from the first day of the 1975 Festival.
2.30 Sun Alliance Novices' Hurdle (21m)
3.5 The National Hunt Two Mile Champion Chase (2m)
3.40 Joe Coral Golden Hurdle Final (H'cap) (3m)
4.15 The Sun Alliance Steeple-chase (3m 100yds)
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JOHN HANMER and JIMMY LINDLEY Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Outside broadcast presentation by BARRIE EDGAR and FRED VINER Editor ALAN HART

5.00-5.25 Pure Maths: Groups

5.50 Maths: Complex Functions

6.15 Steel-making

A series of 20 programmes
Introduced by Peter Donaldson
Do multi-national companies present a threat to British sovereignty?

(Rptd: Fri BBC1 9.30 am; not Scotland)
Book (same title), 60p, from bookshops

with Michael Charlton. An interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary. Preceded by Weather

A series in which the experts recall the dramatic and conclusive moments from great sporting occasions.
Tonight: Bill MeLaren introduces two of the most exciting home International Rugby Union matches of recent years. 1971: Scotland v Wales played at Murrayfield and won by Wales 18-17
1974: Scotland v England played at Murrayfield and won by Scotland 16-14
Producer LESLIE KETTLEY

Introduced by Robert Robinson
'Scully' - a 15-year-old Liverpool schoolboy on probation, and on the fiddle when he can - is the subject of a new novel by Liverpool schoolteacher Alan Bleasdale. In a filmed discussion Alan Bleasdale and a group of Liverpool teenagers talk about his hero 'Scully.'
There's a new biography of Samuel Palmer, the eccentric Victorian landscape-painter who was a friend and follower of William Blake. William Feaver tells his story and looks at his work.
"Apart from the Bible and Shakespeare..." Paul Tortelier reads from a favourite book.

starring
Stewart Granger , George Sanders Joan Greenwood , Viveca Lindfors To the Dorsetshire village of Moonfleet in the 1770s comes young John Mohune who, fallowing his mother's death, is seeking Jeremy Fox , the man whom she had loved. But the boy soon discovers that Fox, a rake and a dandy, is also leader of a local band of smugglers.
Screenplay JAN LUSTIG. MARGARET FITTS based on the novel by J. MEADE FAULKNER Producer JOHN HOUSEMAN Director FRITZ LANG
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The Aeolian Quartet tonight play
String Quartet in B flat, Op 130, the most varied of the series in its range of expression.
Recorded at Heveningham HaM, Suffolk Director RODNEY GREENBERG
Second of five nightly programmes
Tomorrow, 9.55: C sharp minor, Op 131

Presented by Angela Rippon Weather

DAVID DAVIS reads
To Althea, from Prison by RICHARD LOVELACE