7.40 Foundation Maths - Review

8.5 Religious Responses

8.30 Pure Maths: Rings

8.55 Concrete

9.20 Army

9.45 Tawny Owls

10.10 A Policeman's Lot

10.35 Maths: Linear Programming

11.0 Urban Education

11.25 World War II

11.50 Limestone Deposition

12.15 Politics of Revolt: Poland

12.40 Telephone Switching: 2

1.5 Jude the Obscure

1.30 Hormones and Homeostasis

1.55 Micro-fossils

2.20 The Digital Computer

Starring Howard Keel, Yvonne De Carlo, John Ireland, Marilyn Maxwell, Scott Brady, Brian Donlevy

Lee Travis, a former Confederate prisoner and now in the Union Army, is sent to bring law and order to the town of Colton, Arizona. But Travis has another job to do - one that the Union Army does not know about.

Films: page 9

A closer look at politics presented by Noel Lewis, including a report from the Liberal Special Assembly in Manchester.

Weather

From the novel by Sybille Bedford dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller
Starring Claire Bloom, Irene Handl, Jeremy Brett, Jenny Agutter, Richard Hurndall, Angela Pleasence, Geoffrey Whitehead, Robin Bailey
with John Fraser as Julius von Felden and Flora Robson as the Narrator

By a trick the Army persuaded Baron von Felden to return Johannes to Benzheim, and Gabriel was killed trying to prevent it. Clara and Gustavus, now married, have settled in with the Baron.

A shortened version of this morning's ceremony when HM The Queen took the salute on Horse Guards Parade, London, at the annual Parade in celebration of her official birthday by the Household Division.

The Queen's Colour of the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards was trooped.

Tonight's edition of 2nd House explores in verse, drama, cartoon, documentary and song how our views of wedlock have been shifting in recent times from the Victorian belief in a life-long union entailing absolute fidelity.

Including two short plays:

1: The Mayor of Casterbridge
A chapter from Thomas Hardy's novel adapted by Peter Prince

2: Comrades
One act from August Strindberg's play adapted by Jeremy Brooks

Also appearing are the poets James Simmons, Alan Jackson, Roger McGough and Adrian Henri with Elaine Stritch reading poems by Dorothy Parker, plus interviews with married couples, with Daily Mirror columnist Marjorie Proops and Dr Prudence Tunnadine of the Institute of Psycho-Sexual Medicine.

by Dilip Hiro
Authors from the Commonwealth explore their changing societies in six new plays.

Young Subodh is making yet another hopeless application for a job. Perhaps his higher caste friend Tarun can pull strings to help him. But when a friend returns from their village with bad news, Subodh is forced to question a system which starves and kills.

Preview: p 13

Weather

Starring Jean Simmons

A young country girl is given a job as part-time secretary by an ex-bootlegger in his off-Broadway night club.

Films: page 9