6.40 Maths: Complex Analysis

7.5 Metro Curriculum Issues

7.30 Maths: Buckling

Clarence the Clockwork Clown by JULIE and DON SPENCER Presenters:
CHLOE ASHCROFT , JOHNNY BALL
Pianist JOHN GOUlD
Bass guitarist DAVE MOSES Designer KEN STARKEY
Scrutfwniter/direotor AVRIL PRICE Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYINTHIA FELGATE

5.00 The Resistance

5.25 Sheep Production

5.50 Mechanics: Fourier Series

6.15 Ants and Acacias

6.40 Genes and Development

7.05 Motorway Noise

with Richard Kershaw
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary
Preceded by Weather

Three Acres at Bicker Fen
On a raw November day John Butler moved into his inheritance, a house and enough land to make i a good paddock. He took a fork and started to dig. He interviewed a lady and married her. Together they make a living from the three acres with persistent but easy-paced toil, and prayer and meditation at dawn and sunset. Commentary read by DERYCK GUYLER
Producer DON HAWORTH

A dramatised interview with the late President Truman, the only politician-so far - who has faced up to, and made, the decision to use the bomb.
The President, played by actor William Windom , is interviewed in the 'Oval Office of the White House' - two days after Hiroshima, on the eve of the bombing of Nagasaki.
Interviewer DENNIS TUOHY asks the President' about the strategic, political and moral reckonings which went into the decision to drop the first bomb-and why, faced with aerial photographic evidence of the damage caused, the President stuck to his original decision to drop the second.
The ' President's' answers are based upon his own words and writings about what is, arguably, the most far-reaching decision of the century.
Producer TAM FRY
Editor MICHAEL TOWNSON

A dramatisation of ten short stories written in the 1920s. Polly James in Her Wedding Morn by SHEILA KAYE-SMITH dramatised by ROBERT MULLER
1928 ... Ivy glanced across at Sid, and remembered with a little creep of pride that Peach had compared him with Douglas Fairbanks....
Scund RICHARD CHUBB Lighting HOWARD KING Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer PIETER ROGERS Director BARRY LETTS
Book (same title). 95p, from bookshops

Conductor Georg Solti

A repeat showing of four of the documentaries featuring some of the world's leading orchestras.

The music extracts include Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde (with Yvonne Minton), Beethoven's Symphony No 9, Mozart's Symphony No 25, Strauss's Don Juan, Wagner's Prelude, Die Meistersinger.
"A remarkable film in its sheer pace... Vivid and engrossing" (Sunday Times)

Co-produced by BBCtv and RM Productions Munich

Richard Whitmore ; Weather

Lyndon Brook reads "The Roman Wall Revisited" by Kathleen Raine