7.40 Ants and Acacias

8.5 Mendelssohn, 1829

8.30 Foundation Maths - Statistics

8.55 Edwin Lutyens

9.20 Politics of Dependence

9.45 Beethoven

10.10 Maths - Algebra, Topology

10.35 Maths -Vectors

11.0 Silicates

11.25 The Gower Coast

11.50 Using a Computer.

12.15 Social Consequences of World War 2

12.40 Laws of Nature

1.5 Time Base Generator

1.30 Kinetics of Fast Reactions

1.55 Understanding Fluid Effects

2.20 Government Control of Regional Development

2.45 Systems Modelling

starring
Maria Montez , Jon Hall
On the eve of her wedding-day, the beautiful Tollea is kidnapped from her South Pacific island home and taken to the nearby Cobra Island. Here, the Princess of the island is Nadja, Tollea's beautiful but evil twin sister - the Cobra Woman.
Director Robert siobmai Films: page 11

England v Australia
Coverage to the close of play at Headingley. Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , RAY ILLINGWORTH
Television presentation by iavio kenning, BILL TAYLOR
Armchair Cricket, £1.25, from bookshop*

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A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time throughout the United Kingdom.
Tonight from BBC North:
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
Bradford electronics manufacturer Len Shaw was a cinema musician at the age of ten, who went on through broadcasting, radio repairs and electronics to a self-made million. In this programme he tells the story of how that million was made.
Producer FRANK MILLS
Series co-ordinator FRANE GILLARD

Games with Love and Death
Another chance to see five stories from the writings of ARTHUR SCHNITZLER
Dramatised by ROBERT MULLER Story 3: Part 2
A Confirmed Bachelor starring Robert Stephens as Doktor Graesler
Producer RICHARD BEYNON Director HERBERT WISE
(Repeated: Thursday 8.10 pm) For cast see page 39

Building the Impossible Railway 5: The Desperate Days
Canada's first railroad, coast to coast, is still far from a reality in 1883. Although passes have at last been found in the Rockies, to build through them is another matter. The Laurentian Shield, a vast wasteland north of Lake Superior, also gobbles up the Canadian Pacific Railway's funds. To add worries to Sir John A. Mac donald's Tory government, there is trouble at Duck Lake, where ten Mounties are killed and the rebellion by Louis Riel and his Indian half breeds, the Metis, starts in earnest. There are times when a government seems slow to act, and this is one of them. Narrated by PIERRE BERTON
Producer JAMES MURRAY
Directors ERIC TILL and JAMES MURRAY A cbc production
The Great Railway, £8.50 from bookshops

Test Match Highlights: England v Australia
RICHIE BENAUD introduces the outstanding action from the third dav's play at Headingley.
TV presentation by BILL TAYLOR , MIKE ADLEY Producer DAVID KENNING
Armchair Cricket, £1.25, from bookshops

A discussion on child sterilisation Recent cases involving sterilisation of children under 16 have raised important questions about their rights. At present parents take the decision to sterilise in consultation with the doctor. But do doctors pressure parents too much, and is their advice adequate? Should parents also be advised by psychologists, teachers, social workers and even lawyers? Should parents even have such unquestioned power over their child's future?
These issues will be discussed by a specially invited audience at the Royal Institution under the chairmanship of Professor Sir George Porter , FRS Among those taking part will be Michael Brudenell consultant gynaecologist Dr Jack Bavin consultant psychiatrist
Ian Kennedy Law lecturer
Dr Hugh Jolly consultant paediatrician Nigel Harris , surgeon
Parents of mentally handicapped children
Director HILARY HENSON
Producer ROBIN BRIGHTWELL

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