6.40 Housing in Camden
7.30 Partial Differential Equations
Story: "The Hat Shop" by Barbara Mitchelhill
A series of fifteen programmes
Is more State intervention in industry the answer to Britain's poor economic performance, or have Governments already interfered too much and damaged industrial enterprise?
Rt Hon Mrs Judith Hart, MP, and Rt Hon Sir Keith Joseph, MP, debate this fundamental issue and talk about the industrial societies they would like to see in Britain.
Book (same title), £1.66, from bookshops
5.0 Forms of Social Interaction
5.25 Computers: Case Studies
5.50 Renaissance Spectacle
6.15 Stereochemistry: Conformations Analysis
6.40 Time
A series of eight films on the background of the present conflict
President Nasser was the symbol of all that the Arabs hoped to achieve. How successful was he?
with Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw and Peter Woods, brings you the News and an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines.
Introduced by Robert Robinson
Alexander Solzhenitsyn's new book, "Lenin in Zurich", is just published - the second part of what he calls 'the chief artistic design of my life' - a history of revolutionary Russia which began with his book "August 1914".Ã Solzhenitsyn talks to Robert Robinson about "Lenin in Zurich" in which he says his aim is to reconstitute the historical truth which has been cruelly and violently distorted in Russia. It is a book he has lived with for 40 years. He explains why he thinks Lenin, Stalin and Trotsky always kept their pseudonyms, and how the power of their slogans helped them to succeed. Solzhenitsyn talks, too, about his first awareness that he should be a writer and about his own reading.
A Personal History of the United States
Written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
Travelling from Fort Ticonderoga on Lake Champlain to Boston and Williamsburg, Alistair Cooke unravels the tangled events that led the American colonists into conflict with Britain. Against all odds they succeeded in defeating one of the crack armies of Europe. How did they do it?
Book: Alistair Cooke's America, £6.50, from bookshops
A season of great love stories. Tonight starring Charles Boyer as Walter Saxel, Margaret Sullavan as Ray Smith
Ray Smith, a Cincinnati girl of the 1890s, meets and falls in love with banker Walter Saxel, but separation ends their brief affair. When they meet again by chance, Ray begins a secret life as his mistress, living in a back street apartment.
Films: page 7
presents Rick Wakeman and the English Rock Ensemble in a live concert from The Maltings, in Farnham.
with Peter Woods; Weather
Richard Bebb reads "Fishing Langton Pond" by John Cassidy
