6.40 Electronic Music

7.5 Ignatius Loyola

7.30 Urban Poverty and its Remedies

Story:
The Quangle Wangle's Hat by EDWARD LEAR Presenters:
CHLOE ASHCROFT , LIONEL MORTON
Pianist PETER GOSLING
Percussionist ALAN GRAHAME Designer ROGER CANN
Written and directed by SUE PETO Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

5.0 History of Mathematics

5.25 Maths

5.50 Transformer Core

6.15 Criteria of Purity

6.40 The Other Tradition

A series of programmes on some of the most extraordinary facets of the animal world. with Tony Soper
1: Frontiers of Life
Living creatures occupy every crevice of the planet. And yet in the deserts of Arizona, the wastes of Greenland and deep in the caves of France, survival needs special outfits and skills. On these frontiers, there are fish without eyes, big beef dressed in duffle coats, and deadly snakes that keep their heads cool.
Film editor RON MARTIN Producer JOHN SPARKS BBC Bristol

Weather

A series of six programmes 5: The Iron-Makers
I made a kind of pledge that I would be the last in the iron trade. That I would carry on as far as I jolly well could and make this my object in life - all I can say is that we are the last in the iron trade.'
(CYRIL WALMSLEY , iron-maker)
True wrought iron, the substance of the great works of Stephenson and Brunei, could only be made by hand. The last foundry in the world capable of making wrought iron was the Atlas Forge in Bolton. Here the iron puddler worked entirely by hand and eye, practising a skill which had defied successful mechanisation. The result was a metal of astonishing and unrivalled resilience.
Narrated by KENNETH HUDSON
Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE

The fourth of seven programmes in which the best school orchestras in the country play their kind of music.
This week:
Ashtonian Brass
Ysgol Ardudwy Early Music Consort
Ashton-on-Mersey Concert Band
The choice of music is theirs, the assessment is ours, with Harry Mortimer , Larry Adler Presented by BERNARD KEEFFE
Sound PAUL BUSH
Lighting JOHN SPICER
Designer STUART FURBER Producer DES SISSONS
Executive producer CECIL KORER

A season of seven first plays by writers new to television. 5: Only Looking by JACK GARDNER
' You've been following me ... you sit here at this table watching my house. Why? ' The answer, when it comes, is even odder than the predictable ones might be.
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer AUSTEN SPRIGGS Producer ANNE HEAD Director MARY RIDGE

BBC2 Snooker Championship The second Semi-final
John Spencer v Eddie Churlton
Spencer, twice World Champion, plays Charlton, the Australian Champion, for the second time in this series. Each has won the Pot Black Trophy twice.
Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director jim DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham

North Western Colorado is a barren land of drought, blizzard and loneliness. It has been the home of dinosaurs, buffalos, Indians and cowboys. Now the cowboys are a dying breed. In this film, Bill Movers of WNET New York looks at two families living as close to the frontier as is possible in the second half of the 20th century. Monty Sheridan , 42-years-old and divorced, is the father of four children who work with him at the cowboys' jobs. Memford and Judy Beard are neighbours and friends. They share the hard work, the long days and the occasional visits to the dance hall in the town. But they love the life, the stubborn land, the outdoor work and the horses they chase and ride.
Producer WAYNE EWING

by DOROTHY L. SAYERS : dramatised in four parts by ANTHONY STEVEN An artist dead at the bottom of a cliff - the police presume it was an accident - but Wimsey proves it must be murder. Part 2
Producer BILL SELLARS
Director ROBERT TRONSON. BBC Scotland

An artist is discovered dead at the bottom of a cliff, the police presume it was an accident, but Wimsey proves it must be a murder.

Presented by Peter Woods Weather

RICHARD PASCO reads A Man with a Field by VERNON WATKINS