7.40 Ecology - Indicator Species

8.5 Thomas Carlyle

8.30 Foundation Maths - Equations

8.55 The Other Tradition

9.20 Why Comparative Politics?

9.45 Daumier and His Robert Macaire

10.10 Maths - Topological Spaces

10.35 Maths - Matrices

11.0 Geochemistry

Live coverage from the final session of the Liberal Party Assembly in Scarborough Reporting team
Robin Day and Richard Wakely
11.35* speech by Rt Hon Jeremy Thorpe , mp Leader of the Liberal Party
12.0* Morning Report
A round-up of the morning's debates.

12.15 The Afro-American

12.40 Computers and Thinking

1.5 Statistics - Significance Testing

1.30 Lakes and Rivers

Starring Kirk Douglas, Dewey Martin
In 1830, tough Kentucky mountain men Jim Deakins and Boone Caudill join a keelboat expedition from the frontier town of St Louis up the Missouri River into unknown territory.

A comedy film series and Luis de Cordova
Natural Causes: Ed is no fun to live with when he gets the idea that he is not long for this world.

Gala v Irish Wolfhounds Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith
The famous Scottish Border Club, Gala, this season celebrates its centenary. To help mark the occasion, today it plays host to the Wolfhounds, the Irish equivalent of the Barbarians.
The tourists include 12 British Lions, together with such French stars as Jo Maso , Claude Spang hero and Jean-Pierre Rives. Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

In the year 1900 Freud published The Interpretation of Dreams, the British Labour Party was founded, Mafeking was relieved and Queen Victoria reigned happy-and-gloriously. The 20th Century was beginning. What parent did not have special hopes for the child born that year?
The series singles out six personalities in the arts, each with a different and personal view of the century, but with two things in common: the year of their birth and their exceptional creative energy. Tonight's programme features Helen Bradley , who has recreated a vision of her childhood in paintings which recall the child's happy and total preoccupation with the present moment. Her pictures are full of colour, abound with characters, remembered incidents and fantasies and present an extraordinary panorama of her Edwardian England.
Film cameraman PETER HAMILTON Film editor RAOUL SOBEL Director JANE COLES
Series producer ANNE JAMES

Trevor Philpott reports

He may seem not much more than a boy. A few weeks ago he may have been a lorry driver, a brick-layer's mate or an invoice clerk. But if he's wearing the helmet and the uniform you expect him to know the answers - to take control - whether it's a brawl or a snatched handbag, a fatal accident or a murder.

What kind of men are they who want to become policemen? What training do they get? What conditioning do they go through? Just how wonderful can we expect our policemen to be?

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The Cornet Lesson by ROY KENDALL
The identity of the Salvation Army bandmaster's new young pupil is a mystery. But, discovering more about her, he is faced with an agonising dilemma.
Script editor ROBERT BUCKLER Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer ANNE HEAD
Director JOHN BRVCE
(The Cornet Lesson was entered at the Fourth International Christian Television Festival and was awarded an Honourable Mention)

A series presenting some of the best new films made by young film-makers at art colleges, film schools and polytechnics throughout Britain.
One Day - a witty line cartoon about commuting
(director STEVE WEATHERILL )
Time-Space - an ingenious exploration of time and space in film (director BRIAN ASHBEE)
Happiest Day - the memories of three old ladies in an old people's home in Durham
(director ANDREZJ SLEZAK)
Burnt-Out Case - a wry look at an increasing social problem ... (director PAUL BAMBOROUGH) Introduced by Gavin Millar film critic of The Listener
Producer MICHAEL DIBB

Gentle Ghost - an Eye to the Future
Man must change himself before his world alienates him from himself.
Gentle Ghost provides employment; services from Architecture to Astrology; evening classes, a restaurant and a counselling, advice and information service. The theme of the programme is modern man's headlong flight from nature, both his own and that surrounding him, and the need to reverse this process. Despite its subject, however, the programme is a refreshing departure from traditional didactic format-half creative montage of documentary and symbolism, half ' live ' studio discussion between members of Gentle Ghost and those of similar but longer established- organisations.
Made by GENTLE GHOST in co-operation with the BBC Community Programme Unit.

The Men Who Made The Movies
This week BBC2 highlights the work of one of Hollywood's great-directors. HOWARD HAWKS'S special gift is for stories about groups of men overcoming danger and hardship, whether cowboys, racing drivers, airplane pilots or lawmen. In this programme, made for American television, the 79-year-old veteran director, regarded by many as John Ford 's only equal as a maker of action movies, reminisces about some of his most famous films. With excerpts from Dawn Patrol, The Crowd Roars, Twentieth Century, Only Angels Have Wings, His Girl Friday, Air Force, The Big Sleep, To Have and Have Not, Red River, Rio Bravo and Hatari.
Narrated by CLIFF ROBERTSON
Written, directed and produced by RICHARD SHICKEL. A WNET production

starring Humphrey Bogart with Walter Brennan , Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart plays Harry Morgan , an expatriate American who reluctantly becomes involved with underground resistance on the island of Martinique during World War II.
Produced and directed by HOWARD HAWKS