7.40 Environment

8.5 Inflation

8.30 Chemical Reactions: 2

8.55 Engineering Mechanics

9.20 Computing: Noughts and Crosses

9.45 Energy Transfer: Chemicals

10.10 Embalmers

10.35 Educational Research Methods

11.0 Food

11.25 Faraday and Electromagnetism

11.50 Handicapped in the Community

12.15 Parliamentary Elections

12.40 Systems Performance

1.5 Government and Policy Making

1.30 Maths: Lebesgue Integral

The talented Surrey side who have yet to offer a serious challenge in the John Player League will find no easy pickings at Northampton. BBC's Sportsman of the Year, David Steele, is keen to prove that, in addition to his courage and tenacity, he has a range of shots equally effective in 40-over cricket.

Introduced by Peter Walker, with news of today's other fixtures:
Gloucestershire v Yorkshire
Lancashire v Essex
Nottinghamshire v Kent
Warwickshire v Hampshire
Worcestershire v Leicestershire

Commentators at Northampton John Arlott and Jim Laker

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear with Angela Rippon

Narrated by Derek Jones
Jonathan Kenworthy is a young English sculptor who spends four months of the year on safari in the Kenyan savannahs and deserts. On each visit he gathers impressions of Africa and sketches incidents of animal and human behaviour to provide a bank of ideas for his sculptures.

This film shows how the sculptures develop out of the sketches through successive stages of plasticine and wax until the final casting of molten metal. The bronzes that Kenworthy creates in this way have a world-wide reputation for dramatically combining the very essence of the African environment with the forms of animals and tribesmen.

BBC Bristol
(Next week: The House on the Klong)

Introduced by Robert McKenzie

What Does Devolution Mean to England and Great Britain?

From England: Jake Kelly examines the possibility of an English backlash by looking at the hopes and fears of one region - the North East: an immediate neighbour of Scotland, a country which would become a powerful competitor for jobs, investment and Government grants.

In the studio, a discussion between politicians from all three nations about what Devolution will mean to the integrity of the United Kingdom.

BBC Manchester

Leonard Bernstein conducts the Combined Choirs of Radio France, chorus-master Jean-Francois Monot, L'Orchestre National de France, L'Orchestre Philharmonique with Stuart Burrows (tenor) in a performance of Berlioz's spectacular setting of the Mass for the Dead, recorded in Paris at the church of St Louis des Invalides, where it received its first performance in 1837.

A Radio France/Amberson Production

Weather

Starring Macha Meril, Philippe Leroy, Bernard Noel

Charlotte's lover wants her to leave her husband. She promises to make a decision but somehow, as her day progresses, she finds it increasingly difficult. Jean-Luc Godard's married woman has a horror of truth and reality - and goes to extraordinary lengths to avoid them.

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