7.40 Participation in Re-housing

8.5 Pearl Harbour

8.30 Atoms and Molecules

8.55 Optical Microscopy

9.20 Pure Maths - Automorphisms

9.45 Mechanics - Volume Integrals

10.10 Computing - Noughts and Crosses (1)

10.35 Solving Linear Equations

11.0 The Action of Lysozyme

11.25 Bi-variate Normal Distribution

11.50 Entropy

12.15 Changing the Record

12.40 What is Truth?

1.5 Maths

1.30 The DES

starring Jerry Lewis
Clayton Poole is a scatterbrained TV repairman whose life becomes super-charged when he finds baby triplets left on his doorstep!
Director FRANK TASHLIN , Films: page 17

The concluding stages of the Cross Country phase of this famous Three-Day Event With the top riders from six countries competing for The Whitbread Trophy. Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Television presentation FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Today: The EGA Campaign present EGA Stays OK
' A film documenting the battle by all staff and outside supporters to save the Elizabeth Garrett Ander son Hospital....'

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Tonight from BBC Midlands Nothing to Lose: The Strike of Women Chain-makers, Cradley Heath

In 1910, 800 women chain-makers went on strike for tuppence ha'penny an hour. The causes, events and results of the strike are recounted on film by eyewitnesses, and through the writings of its leader, Mary MacArthur.

(Women at War: Monday, BBC2, 10.10 pm)

Introduced by Brian Redhead
A series of programmes in which issues covered by the press are discussed by the people they concern and those who report them.
This week: The Reporting of Race Grave concern is currently being expressed at the press coverage of race, not only by government and the black communities but also by the NUJ. Tonight we look at some issues involved.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS Producer TONY LARYEA

Introduced by Robin Ray Giselle and the National Ballet of Canada
This new production of the most famous of French Romantic ballets, with music by ADOLPHE ADAM , was produced for the stage by PETER WRIGHT and adapted for television by CELIA FRANCA. Conductor George Crum
Designer ROBERT LAWSON
Producer NORMAN CAMPBELL A CBC production
. Radio 3's regular ballet programme, Royal Repertoire: Friday 2.5

starring John Alderton and Pauline Collins
Adapted by DAVID CLIMIE from the short stories by p. G. WODEHOUSE Portrait of a Disciplinarian
Signature tune composed and conducted by RAYMOND JONES
Designer ALLAN ANSON Producer DAVID ASKEY

A series of six films, showing various aspects of traditional Islamic civilisation, and made as part of last year's World of Islam Festival. 3: Man and Nature
Muslims believe in the unity of all creation, and even at its most extensive, Islamic civilisation has never been in conflict with nature, or sought ruthlessly to exploit its resources.
This film shows many examples from different parts of the Islamic world of the co-operation of man with the forces of nature: the use of earth as a building material; the large dams built long before anything comparable in Europe; the system of underground canals upon which whole areas depend; the huge water-wheels of Syria; the methods of counteracting the high temperatures of the Middle East; the means by which ice was supplied right through the summer many centuries ago; the earliest windmills in the world, which can still be seen in use.
Producers PAUL KEELER , STEPHEN CROSS

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starring
Bernard Lee , William Sylvester Margaret Tyzack , David Kossoff
In this real-life tale of espionage, based on the famous Portland spy case, Harry Houghton and Elizabeth Gee are recruited into the spy network controlled by Gordon Lonsdale , and secrets of the Royal Navy's Underwater Weapons Establishment are soon on their way to Russia.
Director ROBERT TRONSON Films: page 17