7.40 Foundation Maths - Differences

8.5 The Historian at Work

8.30 Pure Maths - Isomorphisms

8.55 Computer Terminal - ASR33

9.20 The Relevance of Sociology

9.45 Cell Membrane Structure

10.10 Personality and Learning

10.35 Maths - Matrix Eigenvalues

11.0 From Time to Time

11.25 Twentieth-Century Poetry

11.50 North Sea Oil

12.15 Food Prices and Farmers

12.40 Man-Powered Flight (1)

1.5 Baroque Stringed Instruments

1.30 Invertebrate Nervous System

A closer look at the politicians, tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by Noel Lewis

Starring Brian Cant
with Toni Arthur, Dave Arthur, Lionel Morton, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton

Brian and Company invite you to 'Come to the Fair'. Today's a Play Away Away Day from Dodington House, Chipping Sodbury, and Priston village, near Bath.

A fortnight ago Ireland suffered no disgrace in their defeat by Wales while England, had they taken their chances, should have returned from Murrayfield with more to show for their efforts than a ten-point defeat. Both teams will be striving today to avoid the ignominy of winning 'the wooden spoon.'

Starring Robert Ryan, Virginia Mayo, Jeffrey Hunter

The struggle of a Marshal to clean up his town, his task made more difficult by his physical handicap and the mistrust of his Deputy.

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The Wealth of Nations

The British Campaign to Stop Immigration

Weather

Highlights from this afternoon's two major Rugby Internationals

Commentator at the National Stadium, Cardiff Bill McLaren
Commentator at Twickenham Nigel Starmer-Smith

by Charles Dickens
The BBC2 Serial

A celebration of the life and music of one of the most widely loved artists this country has known.

Ivor Novello, composer of popular songs and musicals, star of stage and screen, died a quarter of a century ago. In this affectionate tribute his music is performed by Mary Costa, Christina Murphy and Judith Forst with Richard Bonynge at the piano.

His life and personality are recalled by Olive Gilbert, Alan Melville, Sandy Wilson, Denis Martin.

Introduced and narrated by Ian Wallace.

A CBC production

Introduced by Melvyn Bragg

Art for art's sake... money for God's sake.

Forty years ago during the great depression, the United States government launched a unique experiment in subsidising artists. Forty thousand artists, writers, actors and musicians were put on the payroll of the Works Progress Administration. They set to work decorating post offices, schools and libraries, producing plays and writing state guides.

Among those taking part in tonight's 2nd House are Zero Mostel, Studs Terkel, the black novelist Ralph Ellison, author of "The Invisible Man", painters James Brooks and Alice Neel, art critic Harold Rosenberg, and actor and director John Houseman.

People make Television

Tonight the Society, Religion And Technology Project, Scotland present More than Enough in late-night revue from the stage of the Netherbow, Edinburgh. The SRT Project sets out to challenge our attitudes to the problems of a hungry world.

Made in co-operation with the BBC's Community Programme Unit

Weather

Starring Richard Attenborough

Accused of the murder of an eight-year-old girl, taxi-driver Tom Manning entrusts his defence to the inexperienced Peter Tanner. The prosecution is led by Geoffrey Tanner, QC, Peter's father.

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