8.55 Engineering Mechanics

9.20 Computing: Examination Tutorial

9.45 Science and Society: 2

10.10 Future Urban Life

10.35 Elementary Maths: Systems II

11.0 Foundation Maths: Oscillations

11.25 The Steam Locomotive

England Under-23s v Japan and A Welsh XV v Argentina
Both touring sides ended their programmes yesterday at the national stadiums of Twickenham and Cardiff Arms Park. For the home sides it was a chance for England to look for players of the future, while, in Wales, established internationals had the opportunity of enhancing their reputations in front of the selectors. Commentators
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH (Twickenham)
DAVID PARRY-JONES
(National Stadium, Cardiff)
Twickenham: Director BILL TAYLOR Cardiff: Director DEWI GRIFFITHS

A closer look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by Peter Hill
Editor JOHN DANVERS

Fifteen minutes of music for a Sunday evening.
This week: Clifford T. Ward
Director CHRIS MANN

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear with Peter Woods
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Experiences of joy, sorrow, bereavement, doubt - or inner moments of truth that may defy rational explanation.
In these programmes people are invited to give first-hand accounts of something that has real personal significance for them. 4: A Birth of Hope
Last November Bel Mooney gave birth to a boy. He was born very small, perfectly formed, but dead. I do not wish to get over his loss; nor do I wish to replace him with more children. I simply wish that his life and death should be absorbed into my own, deepening my perception.'
Producer INGRID DUFFELL
Series producer SHIRLEY DU BOULAY

Te Korero: Myths and realities from the South Pacific Islands
In the Maori language, Te Korero means stories. This film, which is part musical, part documentary, tells some of the stories of the South Seas, entirely in the words and music of the Pacific peoples themselves. There are myths of the creation of the universe out of darkness, legends about the epic migrations across thousands of miles of oceans, and songs and dances about the realities of today -most especially the new migration of the South Pacific people, forced on them by the pressures of the modern world.
Producer GEOFF DUNLOP
Editors MICHAEL ANDREWS , ANTHONY ISAACS

at Clandeboye and talks about her career with John Julius Norwich
BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA leader MAURICE CAVANAGH conducted by HAVELOCK NELSON
Producer MARGARET TUDOR EVANS

Eighteen-year-old EILEEN WATSON spends eight hours a day, five days a week, bottling a sparkling-drink. Through her eyes, we see the boredom behind the bottles.
Director KATE RIVERS

Weather

Six new plays from Scotland 5: The Audition by STEPHEN MULRINE with Ian Hendry as Bowman
' But we've barely heard you, Brian - not at your best. And you haven't told me what you think of Ginny? Come on, you're a man of the world ... What do you think of her performance? '
Designer ARCHIE CLARK
Producer PHARIC MACLAREN Director BOB MCINTOSH

A Portrait of Nadlne Gordimer Introduced by Melvyn Bragg
' The facts ' says NADINE GORDIMER , * are always less than what really happens - the facts are just on the surface-it's what makes the facts.' Nadine Gordimer is one of South Africa's leading short story writers and novelists-a remarkable writer and compelling woman.
The mounting crisis in Southern Africa makes daily news on the front pages. Nadine Gordimer is a writer who takes us behind the headlines. In her stories she shows us the lives of South Africans, black and white, from the inside. She is not a directly political writer and yet, as she herself points out, it is through living in South Africa that she has learnt just how deeply people can be affected by their political circumstances.
MELVYN BRAGG interviewed her in London for this 2nd House production. The programme includes scenes from her work.
Something for the Time Being
The setting is Johannesburg, and a black township - around 1960.
An extract from
The Late Bourgeois World
A private school, near Johannesburg: the period is about 1970.
Film cameraman PETER BARTLETT Film editor DICK ALLEN
Producers BEN REA and TRISTRAM POWELL A 2nd House production Assistant editor TONY CASH Editor BILL MORTON Preview: page 15

with Jules Dassin.

Melina Mercouri plays the exuberant Athenian good-time girl who comes under the influence of a visiting American determined to improve both her cultural and moral standards.

(Black and White)
(Films: page 9)