7.40 The Historian at Work

8.5 Science Foundation Course

8.30 Foundation Maths - Approximation

8.55 Flux and Magnetic Circuits

9.20 Invertebrate Nervous System

9.45 Introduction to Logic

10.10 French Revolutionary Terror

10.35 Rosmersholm Dream-work

11.0 Mass Communication and Society

11.25 Score Reading

11.50 The ou Worldwide

12.15 Ontario - Land Use

12.40 Curriculum Design and Development

1.5 Urban Education: Chicago

1.30 Scientific Discoveries

John Player Cup Quarter-final Moseley v
London Welsh
This top tie of the RFU Club Quarter-finals featured two successful clubs with real international flavour.
Moseley include current internationals NIGEL HORTON at lock forward and MARTIN COOPER at fly-half.
London Welsh call on captain JIM SHANKLIN as well as British Lions
JOHN TAYLOR and MIKE ROBERTS.
The draw for the semi-finals will be made this afternoon in the Rugby Special studio. Commentator
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

8: Jerusalem the Golden

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
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.
7 : Wrap Me Round with Trees
John Wyatt , Head Warden of the Lake District National Park, finds fulfilment in the woods and forests of Cumbria.
Producer JOHN WILCOX
Series producer SHIRLEY DU BOULAY

Connellan's Camels
Narrated by Duncan Carse
Thirty-eight years ago, Eddie J. Connellan piloted a single-engined aeroplane out of Alice Springs on the first regular mail flight over Australia's remote Northern Territory. Connellan's wings replaced the camel trains which up until 1939 had been the only reliable way of traversing the dry red centre of Australia.
The 100,000 people scattered over half a million square miles owe their existence to the remarkable immigrant camel and to Eddie Connellan who saw a developing Northern Territory, peopled by men and women not unduly penalised by isolation and the inconveniences of living in the Outback.

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Festa in Montepulciano Hans Werner Henze's
International Workshop
' I wanted to make myself useful to society, as an artist. It's so difficult for a composer to make himself useful! Many people think it's sufficient to write good scores, but I think there must be something more. So in this case I have been doing something outside my own work. I wanted to touch these lovely people by their roots and make them open up, and to make the place an example for civilisation.'
Last summer the composer Hans Werner Henze created an unusual music workshop in the beautiful Tuscan town of Montepulciano. With the help of 200 international artists and the Communist town council, he tried to bring back some of the cultural activities which industrialisation had drained out of the town. A workshop for the local people, not a festival. HENZE guides us through some of the events, and re-creates the unique atmosphere of enthusiasm and chaos whirh reigned in Montepulciano.
With extracts from:
Il Palazzo Zoologico , a children's opera by THOMAS JAHN to a libretto by English children, designed by local schoolchildren, directed by VOLKER SCHLONDORFF
Don Quixote , an opera by PAISI-ELLO, re-scored by Henze to include the local brass band, staged in the town Piazza
Il Turco in Italia, comic opera by ROSSINI
Tradimenti, a ' happening' to music by PETER MAXWELL DAVIES
Master classes, concerts and recitals by Julian Bream , Peter Maxwell Davies , Homero Francesch , Gerald English
Producer PETER ADAM

From the BBC studios in Manchester, Brian Trueman takes an out-of-London look at topics and issues likely to affect our lives in 1977. Cartoonist Bill Tidy and reporter Felicity Goodey join him to explore a different subject each week in a variety of ways.
And the people themselves, an invited audience, express their opinions and experiences in discussion.
Deputy editor RON NEIL Editor RAY COLLEY BBC Manchester

The Centenary Test Australia v England by satellite from Melbourne
Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the second day's play.
Commentators JIM LAKER
FRANK TYSON , KEITH MILLER
PAUL SHEAHAN , NORMAN MAY
Presented in association with the ABC
Producer DAVID KENNING

starring
Dana Andrews , Joan Fontaine
When a newspaper proprietor seeks to highlight the fallacy of circumstantial evidence, he persuades writer Tom Garrett to implicate himself in an unsolved murder by planting bogus clues. But things go terribly, horrifyingly wrong.... Director
fritz LANG
. Films: page 9
(A two-week season of Fritz Lang films begins next week)]