6.40 Hormones
7.5 Concrete
7.30 Principles of Organic Synthesis
(Details, see BBC1 at 4 0 pm)
Benson and Hedges Cup
Quarter-final: further coverage and news of the other matches
5.0 Curriculum Studies
5.25 Adolf Loos
5.50 Kinship and Propinquity
6.15 Ministerial Power
6.40 Question and Answer
Ten films of caves and cavers 9: Life in the Shadows
Producers KARL-HEINZ BORN
MICHAEL GARROD , PETER RAMSDEN
with Michael Charlton. An interview follows the News Summary Preceded by Weather
Australia v England
The Second Test from Brisbane
In this, the penultimate match of their eight-match tour of Australia, the English team will be determined to prove that their victory over Scotland at the end of last season was the starting point of a great revival. Commentator
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Television presentation
AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION
A personal view by J. Bronowski in 13 programmes
1: Lower than the Angels
' Man is a singular creature. He has a set of gifts which make him unique among the animals: so that, unlike them, he is not a figure in the landscape: he is the shaper of the landscape.'
With these words, DR BRONOWSKI opens the first programme of the series at Man's birthplace, the great rift valley of East Africa, and traces the evolution of Man's unique gifts: foresight and imagination. The programme follows the changes in Man as he marches out of Africa, through desert and ice age, to leave the print of his hand in the dark of a Spanish cave.
Producer DICK GILLING
Editor ADRIAN MALONE
Book (same title), £ 5.50, from bookshops
The Melancholy Hussar by THOMAS HARDY
Dramatised by KEN TAYLOR starring with The arrival of the York Hussars on the Dorset Downs has a dramatic impact upon the life of Phyllis Grove.
Music composed and conducted by JOSEPH HOROWITZ
Producer IRENE SHUBIK
Director MIKE NEWELL
The Company
An actuality account filmed behind closed doors of a company as it faces the ultimate business threat - liquidation.
The second largest contract packers in the British Isles is struggling to keep afloat against a tide of creditors and rising prices. Fighting for survival are its board of five directors-men with their own money and reputations at stake.
This documentary film records, as they happen, the manoeuvres and boardroom dramas that take place as the company desperately attempts to avoid the fate of the 4,000 other companies that have gone bust this year.
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editor DON FAIRSERVICE Producer ROGER MILLS Director JOHN PURDIE
Bryan Magee introduces a series of programmes in which some of the people who write for the press meet some of the people they write about. Are people too sensitive about what the papers say? This week: Gossip
Executive producer WILL WYATT Producer PETER FOGES
Presented by Angela Rippon Weather
JILL BALCON reads Sparrow by NORMAN MACCAIG. 11.30 Close
