7.40 Foundation Maths: Logic

8.5 Humanities: Question and Answer

8.30 Pure Maths: Rings

8.55 Social Psychology

9.20 Social Class: Work

9.45 Fertilisation and Implantation

10.10 The Grand Inquisitor

10.35 Maths: Linear Programming

11.0 Kinship and Propinquity

11.25 W.B. Yeats

11.50 Concrete

12.15 Accountants and Economists

12.40 Materials under Stress

1.5 Haydn

1.30 Biological Bases of Behaviour

1.55 Computing: Hardware Structures

2.20 Measurement and Power

Raoul Walsh Season starring Alan Ladd, Gail Russell
with William Demarest

Salty O'Rourke, a gambler, is in trouble because he owes a bookie a large sum of money which must be paid within 30 days - or else.

England v The West Indies from Trent Bridge, Nottingham
The final session of play on the third day.
Introduced by Peter West

Looks back... 100 programmes made by more than 100 groups and individuals - from all parts of the community. Some of them return to talk about why they wanted 'their own say in their own way' on subjects ranging from man-powered flight to cystitis, and dossers to transexuals. They'll be talking to Chris Dunkley, television critic of the Financial Times, about what they achieved with their programmes, and he'll be adding reactions of his own.

Open Door programmes are made by the public in co-operation with the BBC's Community Programme Unit.

Weather

From the novel by Sybille Bedford dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller
Starring Hugh Griffith, Bill Fraser, Geoffrey Whitehead, Robin Bailey, Angela Pleasence
with John Fraser as Julius von Felden and Flora Robson as the Narrator

While Julius was educating his Crammer in the life-style of a gentleman, Johannes escaped from Benzheim Cadet School and is now being pursued with all the apparatus of Prussian authority.

(Repeat)

Peace or war... Two hundred years ago the House of Commons met for a decisive debate - at stake, whether or not the rebel colonists would remain British.

Tonight Robert McKenzie and Robert McNeil take a step back in time, and take TV with them, to understand what was happening in Britain - on the brink of war - and the momentous events in America - on the brink of independence.

From the House of Commons of 1776, they introduce:
The parliamentary debate between Lord North, the Prime Minister; Gen. Conway, Chief of Staff; Charles Fox; Edmund Burke; George III

An interview with film reports from both sides of the Atlantic include Donald MacCormick afloat with the British Army sailing to attack New York. Richard Lindley with the new, and successful, American Army. John Swinfield in Bristol where the loyalist refugees, forced to flee America, are returning home. James Hogg in Germany where Britain is buying mercenaries for £7 each.

by Peter Smalley
Commonwealth authors explore their changing societies in six new plays.

David feels cramped in this suburban Melbourne flat. The 'real' country is out there, and he'd like to get to it. But will his wife join him in the adventure?

England v
The West Indies from Trent Bridge, Nottingham
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Producer DAVID KENNING

Weather

Raoul Walsh Season starring
George Raft
Humphrey Bogart with Ann Sheridan Ida Lupino
In the rough and tough world of long-distance truck drivers, brothers Joe and Paul Fabrini find themselves up against crooked bosses - and Joe is accused of murder.
George Raft and Humphrey Bogart star as the brothers in this tense and exciting drama of the highways.
Director Raoul Walsh Films: page 8