7.40 Thermal Analysis

8.5 Modelling a Gas

8.30 Atoms, Elements, Isotopes (2)

8.55 Science and Belief: Fontenelle

9.20 British Rail

9.45 Air Traffic

10.10 Housing in Haringey

10.35 Digital Computing

11.0 Ford Interview (1)

11.25 Education

11.50 Technology-Decisions

12.15 Maths - Numerical Methods

12.40 Guernsey

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Richard Baker
Editor BILL NORTHWOOO

Students of different denominations team up to answer questions on world religions, with some help from Dana and Peter Moloney Julian Chagrin sets more mime problems
This week: Bristol v Leeds In the chair
Joan Bakewell
Researah-er JOHN WILCOX Producer ROBERT TONER

The Junk - Adventure of the Tai Ki: narrated by Joss Ackland At the most distant point from land anywhere in the world - in the North Pacific-a Chinese river junk met disaster. It had been built in Hong Kong to an ancient pattern to try to prove that the Chinese of 2,000 years ago could have reached South America.
From the beginning there had been problems. The international crew of eight were mostly inexperienced. Could they ever work as a team? They almost made it, but disaster was to come.
Film editor DICK PULL
Producer ANTHONY MAYER
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

starring The Bachelors featuring Lena Zavaroni , The Vernons
Choreography LESLEY BROCKS
Musical director NORMAN PERCIVAL Costume designer NICHOLAS ROCKER Lighting KEN MACGREGOR
Sound PETER ROSE, LARRY GOODSON Designer LESLEY BREMNESS Producer ERNEST MAXIN

Three men set out to tackle the north face of Britain's highest mountain-Ben Nevis. Ahead of them are two days of exhausting climbing including 1,000 ft of almost sheer rock, covered with ice and freezing snow, which Hamish Maclnnes is to film as he climbs.
Producer BILL HOOK. BBC Scotland

Three men set out to tackle the north face of Britain's highest mountain: Ben Nevis.

In the week of its opening in a London cinema, BBC2 presents the world premiere of this new full-length film, a portrait of America from the Wall Street Crash to Pearl Harbour.
Using only contemporary material - newsreel, documentary and Hollywood films - it is a fascinating picture of the American experience during the years of the Depression.
Stars of the film include
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT , JAMES CAGNEY , HUEY LONG , JOE LOUIS , JOHN DILLINGER , SHIRLEY TEMPLE and KING KONG. Original recordings of the voices Of RUDY VALLEE , BESSIE SMITH and WOODY GUTHRIE help re-create the mood of the times - the era of the New Deal, of breadlines and Busby Berkeley , of marathon dances and the Dust Bowl.
Producers SANFORD LIEBERSON and DAVID PUTTNAM
Editor JEREMY THOMAS
Written and directed by PHILIPPE MORA

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A Close-up in Time
Earlier this year, to great acclaim, this company celebrated its 35th anniversary. This American documentary presents the company in 'close-up' through glimpses of class, rehearsals, interviews with dancers as well as choreographers AGNES DE MILLE and ANTONY TUDOR . The programme includes a complete performance of Pillar of Fire.
A WNETtv production

John Westbrook reads Timothy Winters by CHARLES CAUSLEY.