6.40 Bela Bartok

7.5 Maths - Musical Instruments

7.30 Systems Modelling

Story: Bobby and the Kite written by ELIZABETH MACDONALD Presenters
SARAH LONG , JON GLOVER

England v Australia
Coverage of the end of this final day's play.

6.15 Traffic Control

6.40 Maths Analysis - Approximations

7.5 Earth History

with Alan Watson. News Summary Preceded by Weather

The third of a series of six films
JAMES BROWN is an 18-year-old Cornish boy. He's studying music and languages - Latin, French, Italian and German. He plays the piano and the violin and later in the year he's going to Oxford to read music.
Producer LAWRENCE GORDON CLARK

Last of six Chronicle programmes.
The bristle-cone pine tree of California, oldest living thing on earth, has been used by scientists to re-date prehistoric Europe, and the outcome is startling, to say the least; it forces us to question the accepted theory that all great advances in man's development had their origins in the Near-East - the so-called 'Cradle of Civilisation.' Leading this attack on the old order is Professor Colin Renfrew of Southampton University, who talks to Magnus Magnusson. Written and narrated by MAGNUS MAGNUSSON

starring
Jean-Pierre Leaud and Chantal Goya
Fresh from his military service and in need of a job, Paul comes to Paris and meets Madeleine and an affair begins between them ..
Director JEAN-LUC GODARD
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England v
Australia RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play.

Presented by Angela Rippon

Weather

GEORGINE ANDERSON reads
A Painting by Winifred Nicholson by KATHLEEN RAINE