6.40 Development of Brain and Behaviour

7.5 Climates of the Past

7.30 Fluorine

Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(Birmingham)

Story: The House that Suits You will not Suit Me by DIANA ROSS Presenters
KAREN PLATT , STUART MCGUGAN

5.0 Language and Learning

5.25 English Houses of the 1930s

5.50 Reading Development

6.15 Urban Renewal in Chicago

6.40 Hamlet

with Alan Watson News Summary
Preceded by Weather

Tonight two of our finest and toughest young chess fighters meet in the first Master Game semi-final for the BBC2 Chess Knockout Trophy and a first prize of £250. Tony Miles
Junior Champion of the World v
Jonathan Speelman
Former Under-18 Champion of Europe
Presenter JEREMY JAMES Analyst LEONARD BARDEN
Director joiin WILCOX
Producer ROBERT TONER

A personal view by J. Bronowski in 13 programmes
8: The Drive for Power
This is a programme about revolutions and power. The political explosions that blasted through America and France were matched by another quieter yet more profound restructuring of the way we live. DR BRONOWSKI calls this ' The English Revolution.' It was a movement that was characterised by energy and its ideas essentially made our modern world. Inevitably, the new doctrines swept political power away from the old masters and ushered in the century of the common man.
To watch this richly stored mind unloading itself ... is a weekly treat 1 wouldn't willingly forgo. (DAILY mail) Producer DICK GILLING
Scries editor ADRIAN MALONE
Book (same title), £5.50, from bookshops

The Story of the Red Orchestra in three parts
2: 19 Altenburger Allee
Following the German occupation of Belgium and the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, Trepper, the Grand Chef, has moved his base to Paris while Kent takes over in Brussels. When one of the Red Orchestra's agents is captured by the German army counter-intelligence, an old uncoded message from the Director to Kent is discovered. It orders him to go immediately to three addresses in Berlin, the first of which is 19 Altenburger Allee , third floor right. The Nazi net is closing ...
Scenario by PETER ABLER. HANS GOTTSCHALK and FRANZ PETER WIRTH based on the book Codeword: Direktor by HEINZ HOHNES
Director FRANZ PETER WIRTH
A production Of BAVARIA ATELIER GMBa

The boundaries of sport are not confined to the chalked rectangle of the football field. There are wider boundaries.
Man's endless need for challenge and conquest is illustrated in a succession of filmed sporting action. His search for excellence on skis and surf boards, in boats and balloons, on parachutes and rock faces demonstrate the beauty, power and daring of the human in motion.
Narrator IAN WOOLDRIDGE
Film editor PHILIP MCDONALD Producer DON SAYER

with Angela Rippon; Weather

MARTIN jarvis reads
Owl by GEORGE MACBETH