7.5 Renaissance and Reformation

7.30 Paris Exhibition - 1900

Story: Raggy Maggy by BARBARA STONE. Presenters:; SAM WYSE, JOHNNY BALL

5.50 X-Ray Diffraction

6.15 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

6.40 Charles Rennie Mackintosh

A series of ten programmes on dressmaking for beginners. Presented by ANN IADBURY 5: Trousers (1)
Trousers are easy-if you know how to fit. This programme also shows you how to put in a crease.
Series editor SHEILA INNES Producer JENNY ROGERS
(Fort 2 repeated on Sun, BBC1 9.45 am) Book (same title), £2.40 from bookshops

with Robin Day , Richard Kershaw and Richard Whitmore
The news and an interview with a person behind the headlines.

Six explorations with Professor W. G. Hoskins 5: Black Country
This tortured area of Staffordshire has been robbed of the coal, clay, iron and building stones that were once its riches. Its highly individual countryside began in the pack-horse era and has been changing ever since, through canals and now motorways. PROFESSOR HOSKINS asks why it has so deeply influenced its people.
Film cameraman NAT CROSBY Film editor CLARE DOUGLAS Producer PETER JONES

- On Money
It's not that there isn't enough around. In hard times there's money to spare, but it's expensive to borrow. Who decides how much money? Is it too expensive? Presented by BILL KERR ELLIOTT and JOHN SWINFIELD With GRAHAM TURNER
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS
Editor JOHN DEKKER

The last of six programmes with the great jazz pianist who brings together a number of guests to play and talk about their music. This week: Rick Wakeman Alan Clare , Lynsey de Paul
Sound PETER ROSE
Lighting PETER WESSON Designer JOHN HURST
Producer COLIN STRONG
Hext week: Ronnie Barker in a new comedy series. Open All Hours

The last of six programmes with Henry Livings and Alex Glasgow and guest Bernard Cribbins
A comedy series of mild and bitter humour with sweet and sour songs to tickle the palate.
Written by LEONARD BARRAS and MIKE HAYWOOD
Songs by ALEX GLASGOW Director MIKE TOPPIN Producer MIKE HEALEY BBC Manchester

A series of ten programmes: 6
Dress Rehearsal by JACK PULMAN starring
Peter Vaughan , Gayle Hunnicutt Charles Kay , Laurence Naismith Barry Foster , John Moffatt
Derek Francis , John Bennett
Frank Middlemass , Andrew Keir Peter Dyneley
It is the last heyday of the Old Europe, when monarchs still entertain each other aboard their yachts, or convene diplomatic house parties at fashionable watering places. Beneath a facade of elegance and carefree gaiety, the established governments, complacent and unaware, prepare the future battle lines of Europe.
Series created by JOHN ELLIOT Producer STUART BURGE
Director RUDOLPH CARTIER
Book (same title), 95p, from bookshops

Presented by Richard Whitmore; Weather

JOY PARKER reads Mirror by SYLVIA PLATH