6.40 Economics: The Multiplier

7.05 Maths: Numerical Methods

7.30 Brain Structure and Behaviour

Rt Rev George Basil Hume by the Apostolic Delegate to Great Britain, Archbishop Bruno Heim direct from
Westminster Cathedral
Commentators FR AGNELLUS ANDREW
TOM FLEMING
Presented for TV by JOHN VERNON
Also being broadcast in stereo on Radio 3. Full details on page 56

5.00 Systems Performance

5.25 Personality and Learning

5.50 Wealth in Britain

6.40 Hockett's Design Features

A 25-part Italian course: 23

with Robin Day
Ludovic Kennedy Richard Kershaw Kenneth Kendall
The News and a longer look at the important questions of our time.
Associate producer JOHN REYNOLDS Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

Lord Gardiner talks to Desmond Wilcox
GERALD AUSTIN GARDINER has Spent the best part of his life campaigning for a more humane world. His passionate commitment to law reform and his campaign for the abolition of capital punishment, took him right to the top. He was appointed Lord Chancellor to the Labour Government from 1964 to 1970 and was responsible for setting up the Law Commission, a permanent body which reviews British law and proposes reforms to it.
Today he is still an active campaigner. He visited Greece under the Colonels' regime, on behalf of Amnesty International. He sponsored the Rehabilitation of Offenders' Bill. He is President of the Howard League for Penal Reform and leads an international campaign to preserve freedom of speech and expression for writers. In 1973 he was appointed Chancellor of the Open University where, remarkably, at the age of 75 he has also enrolled himself as a student.
Studio director tom CONWAY Producer ADAM CLAPHAM

starring
Kate Jackson
Katherine Justice Stuart Margolin
Mary Kaye Buell , Sandy Lawton and Sharon Dornbeck are three American wives whose husbands are in Vietnam - one a pow for seven years, another on combat duty, and the third, missing believed killed in action. Mary, Sandy and Sharon are three women in ' limbo '.
Screenplay by JOAN SILVER and JAMES BRIDGES from a story by JOAN SILVER Director MARK ROBSON

A review of new films by David Castell , Jane Mercer and Chris Petit , including Robert Wise 's The Hindenburg starring George C. Scott and Anne Bancroft ; Berry Gordy 's Mahogany featuring Diana Ross ; and Fred Haines 's film version of Hermann Hesse 's Steppenwolf with Max von Sydow.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS Producer BARRY BROWN

Presented by Kenneth Kendall Weather
11.30-

ROBERT HARDY reads A True Confession by JON STALLWORTHY