7.40 Ecological Sampling

8.5 The Innocent Eye

8.30 Foundation Maths: Inequalities

8.55 R.M. Schindler

9.20 The Chinese Revolution

9.45 Jefferson the Architect

10.10 Pure Maths: Automorphisms

10.35 Maths: Calculus

11.00 Entropy

11.25 Zone Fossils

11.50 Quantum Theory and Atomic Structure

12.15 Women in Two World Wars

12.40 Two Yorkshire Families

1.05 Computer Terminal: Olivetti

Percy Thrower in his own garden The Magnolias in Shropshire
In the greenhouse, he completes the pricking-out of early sowings of half-hardy annuals and takes cuttings of hydrangea macrophylla. In the rose garden he takes precautions against pests and diseases.
Producer BARRIE EDCAR (Birmingham)

A look around a mammoth's lair in Derbyshire in today's 'Play Away Away Day'.

starring
Troy Donahue , Suzanne Pleshette Diane McBain , James Gregory
Newly-commissioned US Cavalry Lieutenant Mathew Hazard is posted to a desolate outpost on the Mexican border.
Director RAOUL WALSH
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Highlights from the 13th Annual Monterey Festival featuring Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, with Woody Herman and Joe Williams Modern Jazz Quartet
Tim Weisberg Quintet Johnny Otis Rhythm and Blues Show: with JIMMY RUSHING, BIG JOE TURNER and EDDIE ' CLEANHEAD ' VINSON

A close look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by PETER HILL
Editor MICHAEL PAYNC

Weather

In Concert
Sound PETER ROSE
Lighting MIKE JEFFERIES Designer PETER KINDRED
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART

BBC2 Snooker Championship
Play-Off: a special frame to decide third place in the 1975 Pot Black Competition, featuring the 1974 World Champion Ray Reardon against Fred Davis ten times World Champion Introduced by ALAN WEEKS
Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN (Birmingham)

The Melrose Sevens
Commentators BILL MCLAREN and NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Director JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Series producer BILL TAYLOR

from the novel by SYBILLE BEDFORD dramatised in five parts by ROBERT MULLER starring Claire Bloom
Irene Handl , Jeremy Brett
Jenny Agutter , Richard Hurndall Angela Pleasence
Geoffrey Whitehead , Robin Bailey
By a trick the Army persuaded Baron von Felden to return Johannes to Benzheim, and Gabriel was killed trying to prevent it. Clara and Gustavus, now married, have settled in with the Baron. Part 3
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS
Costume designer BARBARA KRONIG Make-up artist MAUREEN WINSLADE Designer CHRIS PEMSEL Producer RON CRADDOCK Director DEREK MARTINUS
(Repeated: Thursday at 7.55 pm)

'Most people probably know that Simenon is Belgian. Or Cesar Franck? But would you have guessed the same about Mistinguett, Hercule Poirot or Mr Sax who invented the saxophone, or Tyll Eulenspiegl, or Redouté who painted all those lovely French roses? They are indeed an odd combination of people: some of them are Flemish, speaking Dutch, some are Walloons, speaking French, some even speak German. All of them are Belgians, sharing three cultures and three languages.'
Peter Adam's last programme in this series looks at some of the Belgians' controversial cultural issues. It puts the question 'What unites them, what divides them?' to politicians, teachers, architects, students, bankers, painters, writers and actors.
There is an interview with Maurice Bejart and excerpts from his latest spectacular ballet, The Triumphs of Petrarch; extracts from several opera and theatre productions; and an interview with Herge (one of Europe's best-selling authors), creator of Tintin.
Written and produced by PETER ADAM

Tony Bilbow reviews- The Gambler featuring James Caan , and comments on this year's Academy Awards.
Barbra Paskin reports on Holly-wood today as seen by producers Irwin Allen and Robert Evans and directors Peter Bogdanovich and Don Siegel.
Philip Jenkinson looks at the work of The Other Cinema, a non-profitmaking collective which is celebrating its fifth anniversary.
Producer BARRY BROWN
Philip Jenkinson : page 19

Weather

International Report
Bill Moyers of Station WNET-PBS talks to
Huw Wheldon
A few weeks ago BILL MOYERS visited London to make two programmes for the public service network in America. Tonight BBC2 presents one of these programmes, his interview with HUW WHELDON , Managing Director of BBCtv, on the subject of television in Great Britain.
A WNET-PBS production

starring
Christopher Lee. Patrick Allen with Peter Cushing
Jane Merrow , Sarah Lawson
It is mid-November but the small island of Fara is experiencing a mysterious and intensifying heat-wave. Hanson, a guest at the island's single hotel, has a startling theory about the reason for the increasing temperature.
Director TERENCE FISHER
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