7.40 Servo-Mechanism

8.5 Polymerisation

8.30 Quantum Physics

8.55 Engineering

9.20 Alternative Technology

9.45 Reciprocating Engines

10.10 Open Forum

10.35 Poland's Economic Development

11.0 Computers - Future Developments

11.25 Language and Learning

11.50 Technology and Growth

12.15 Maths - Fourier Transforms

12.40 Transport and Road Research

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

A series of ten programmes.
Driven by ambition and greed; or in quest of prestige and glory; or searching for a unique brand of personal fulfilment; they deserted their homelands to make journeys never before achieved.
Episode 3: The Story of Henry Morton Stanley who trekked across Africa in the three years 1874-1877 to chart the course of a river.
Written by JESSE LASKY jr and PAT SILVER
Introduced and narrated by David Attenborough from the Royal Geographical Society, London
H. M. STANLEY was born illegitimate and brought up in a Welsh workhouse and became world-famous for his discovery of Livingstone in Africa. Now, with Livingstone dead, he planned to return to complete the exploration that Livingstone had left unfinished. In particular he wanted to solve the mystery of the River Lualaba in unexplored Central Africa. Was it the headwater of the River Nile? Or could it be the eastern section of the River Congo? By the time he returned with the answer Stanley was the only white man left alive in the entire expedition.
Director FRED BURNLEY
Producer MICHAEL LATHAM
Book (same title), to be published on 2 October, 16 from bookshops

' Believe me, it's the most thrilling sound in all music - that great tradition of choral singing -the combined sound of a massive choir and orchestra generating an immense and thrilling voltage - especially at rehearsal where the sparks really fly,' says Owain Arwel Hughes who conducts the Halle Orchestra and Choir leader MICHAEL DAVIS chorus master RONALD FROST in music from Handel's Messiah, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Elgar's Dream of Gerontius, Walton's Belshazzar's Feast and Britten's War Requiem, with soloists-Sheila Armstrong (soprano)
Bernadette Greevy (contralto)
Ryland Davies (tenor)
Alan Charles (baritone)
Recorded during an open rehearsal at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, tonight's programme shows choir, soloists and orchestra in a working situation under the direction of this young Welsh conductor.
Sound PIP SHEPHERD
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Producer HERBERT CHAPPELL
Complete performances of two of the works featured in this programme: Gerontius, 5 October and Belshazzar's Feast, 19 October

Weather

with David Frost and a studio audience in New Broadcasting House, Manchester. Who are we? What are we? And if we are going anywhere, where are we going?
Director BRIAN ROBINS
Producer JOHN C. MILLER
Editor DONALD BAVERSTOCK (Manchester)

The first of two films starring the legendary idol of the 50s
James Dean also starring Jim Backus
Natalie Wood , Sal Mineo
The classic 50s film of a troubled delinquent youth misunderstood by his parents and society.
Director NICHOLAS RAY Films: page9
James Dean - The First American Teenager-sec page 39. East of Eden is next week's Sunday Cinema

Jill Balcon reads
Heirloom by KATHLEEN RAINE