7.40 Biotechnic Community

8.5 Guernsey: Pressure to Change

8.30 River Thames

8.55 Electron Microscopy

9.20 Pure Maths - Groups

9.45 Mechanics - Relative Motion

10.10 Computing - Introduction

10.35 Roots of Equations

11.0 Haemoglobin

11.25 Political Stability in Sweden

11.50 Diffraction: Structure Determination

12.15 The Interested Parties

12.40 Philosophy - Other Minds.

1.5 Maths - Differential Equations

1.30 Approaches to Soviet Politics

starring Rock Hudson with Barbara Hale, Richard Carlson, Anthony Quinn
A young lieutenant is assigned to guide a cavalry detachment through treacherous Florida swampland in a ruthless attempt to rout the Seminole Indians from their traditional home.

An entertainment for children starring Brian Cant with Toni Arthur, David Wood Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton, Bob Falloon, Henry Mackenzie
Music, songs, puzzles and comedy.

It's like a fever ... it gets hold of you and you can't leave it alone. Over 70 years ago Fred Betty, MBE, caught Carnival fever in Bridgwater and he still hasn't recovered. Symptoms are a joyous lunacy which makes people join Carnival clubs, each one conveniently based in a pub. They spend every waking hour - and sacrifice holidays - working on an act for the Carnival concert and on the float for the procession.

The Pedestrians' Association for
Road Safety present Feet First

BBC2 joins the Radio 1 In Concert programme in a Simultaneous Broadcast for an hour's contemporary rock music.
This week Gallagher and Lyle
Introduced by Alan Black

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Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye, Wayne Rogers as Trapper John

John Arlott recalls some of the outstanding matches of the 100 years since England first played Australia at cricket.
W. G. Grace, Sir Donald Bradman, Sir Len Hutton are some of the names that have illuminated the history of these matches. Harold Larwood in the notorious bodyline tour, Jim Laker's 19 wickets at Old Trafford and the modern-day menace of Lillee and Thomson provide some of the action that illustrates this centenary.
(Ashes to Ashes: Wed, Radio 4, 7.50)

Based on an episode in the life of Eugene Marais.
Eugene Marais, poet and naturalist, was born in Pretoria, South Africa, in 1871. His books The Soul of the Ape and The Soul of the White Ant are his best known works outside South Africa, where he is considered a founder of Afrikaans Literature.
He was also a morphine addict. The Guest at Steenkampskraal is about a nine-month experiment in which Marais is brought by his friend and doctor to a remote farm in the Transvaal. Here, he tries to cure himself of his addiction.
Athol Fugard, South African playwright, author of Sizwe Bansi is Dead, has written the script and plays the role of Marais.

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Tonight from BBC Midlands
A Summer of Gardens, Cottages, Castles and Private Dreams
Every summer Norman Painting , author, scriptwriter, actor and gardener, joins the hundreds of thousands who visit other people's gardens for pleasure and inspiration. In this film he tours five extraordinary gardens in the Midlands-from humble patch to grand design - but each one unique.

starring Dudley Moore
Rupert Street has two ambitions: to write a musical and to get married before his 30th birthday.