8.55 Housing

9.20 Foundation Maths - Groups

9.45 Romantic Primitivism

10.10 Maths - Galois Theory

10.35 Maths - Systems II

11.0 Geochemical Surveying

11.25 The New Forest

11.50 Atoms, Molecules

12.15 Industrialisation and Culture

12.40 Whittlesea Mere

starring Audie Murphy Lisa Gaye , Lyle Bettger Walter Brennan with Mara Corday , Hugh O'Brian
Crown City is becoming a ghost town as the gold runs out, but there are rich veins over the river in the Ute Indian territory.
Director NATHAN JURAN. Films: page 11

starring Jack Albertson as Ed and Freddie Prinze as Chico Garage Sale
When Ed finds out that Chico has sold a radiator cap for five dollars which is worth 500 he is determined to get it back-by fair means-or foul.

starring Brian Cant with Toni Arthur
Julie Covington , Jonathan Cohen Alan Rushton , Dave Arthur
Director NIGEL MAY
Producer ANN REAY

A closer look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament
Presented by CHRISTOPHER JONES
Editor MICHAEL PAYNC

London Welsh v Llanelli
London Welsh will need all their flair for fast, open, attacking rugby to beat the Welsh Cup holders.
Commentator NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Series producer BILL TAYLOR

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The fifth in a series of six
'People think writing is a form of escapism. It's the other way round - writing is something that you try to escape from'
To many people Richard Hughes is one of the best storytellers writing in English today. In 50 years he has published four novels. His first, A High Wind in Jamaica, was a bestseller, later a film. He writes slowly and laboriously (20 to 40 drafts of his novel The Fox in the Attic, which began his major work The Human Predicament). Although he has travelled widely he has done most of his writing in Wales, and he now lives in a remote corner of Snowdonia. He talks to ALASDAIR CLAYRE.
Cameramen COLIN WALDECK , JOHN GOODYEAR Editor MICHAEL GOLDSMITH Director ANNE JAMES

Fanshen
The period of the Chinese communist revolution is still a very dark age. For this reason most of us are fascinated by information and details of this time.
Fanshen is the title of a book by William Hinton about a village in North China called Long Bow, during the revolution. The book covers the period from the defeat of the Japanese Army in 1945 to 1948. It was adapted as a stage play for the Joint Stock Company by DAVID HARE and was a great success both in London and on tour.
This is a special television production of the play with MARTY CRUICKSHANK , PAUL FREEMAN CECILY HOBBS , PAUL KEMBER
WILL KNIGHTLEY, TONY MATHEWS PHILIP MCGOUGH , TONY ROHR TOBY SALAMAN
The programme is introduced by Melvyn Bragg , who also interviews WILLIAM HINTON on his farm in Pennsylvania.
' Of course,' says Hinton, ' if you got the story from the gentry you'd have the story of a disaster. This is the story from the people who came up in the land reform.'
Designer j. ROGER LOWE Producer BEN REA
Assistant editor TONY cash Editor BILL
MORTON Fanshen yourself: pages 7-8

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People Make Television
Help for the Blind by the BUnd
Projects by the Blind, Hammer-smith, is an educational, counselling and social centre run by the blind for the blind and their sighted friends. The organisation already produces sound newspapers and magazines, but this is their first television programme.
Made by Projects by the Blind In co-operation with the BBC.

starring
Richard Widmark , Mark Stevens with Lloyd Nolan , Barbara Lawrence
FBI agent Eugene Cordell and his partner are given an assignment in Center City to infiltrate a mob that has been terrorising the city.
Director WILLIAM KEIGHLEY