7.40 Gian Lorenzo Bernini

8.5 Chemical Reactions: 2

8.30 Foundation Maths - Differentiation

8.55 Circuits and Sine Waves

9.20 Attention and Perception

9.45 Computers - Algorithms

10.10 Goethe

10.35 Personality and Learning

11.0 Television and Politics - Britain: 1

11.25 Harmony

11.50 Mining

12.15 Complex Human Ecosystems: 2

12.40 Stantonbury: A Blueprint Analysed

1.5 Eysenck's Demon

1.30 History of Maths

The John Player League
Somerset v Nottinghamshire
Last season in a Cup Final atmosphere Somerset failed by one run, with the last ball of the last over of the year, to win the John Player League Trophy and the prize money accompanying it. BRIAN CLOSE and his team are certain this year it could be theirs.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures.
Commentators at Bath
JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN and, JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. (BBC Cymru/Wales only: GLAMORGAN v THE AUSTRALIANS)

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Angela Rippon
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

People of the Poppy
To save itself from its own savage heroin addiction, the West has persuaded the East to attack the problem at source -the opium fields of Northern Thailand. In doing so, a traditional way of life for the ' People of the Poppy I - the hill tribes of Thailand - is being destroyed.
This film. looks at one of these tribes -the MeQ, their traditional way of life, their dependence on opium as their only cash crop and the efforts being made by the King of Thailand and his Government with the help of the United Nations to introduce economic replacement crops, modern medicine and an education for a new life.
If and when the projects are successful the law of Thailand will be enforced. The poppy will go - and with it the rich cultures it sustained and shiaped.
Producer BRIAN LEWIS. Series editors
ANTHONY ISAACS , MICHAEL ANDREWS

Weather

Bogey-man - Prophet - Guardian The second part of a film about Arnold Schoenberg presented by Alexander Goehr Part 2 f
In Defence of Culture 1914-1951 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra leader BELA DEKANY conductor Pierre Boulez
The John Alldis Choir conducted by John Alldis The London Sinfonietta conducted by David Atherton with Gerald English (speaker) The Delme String Quartet Michel Beroff (piano)
The words of Schoenberg spoken by ALFRED BURKE Narrator LYNDON BROOK
Film editor PETER WEST
Director BARRIE GAVIN

A Flaxborough Chronicle by COLIN WATSON. The BBC2 Serial in seven parts: 2
Dramatised by RICHARD HARRIS starring
Anton Rodgers , Brenda Bruce Hopjoy was Here (continued) and Lonelyheart 4122
Inspector Purbright turns his attention from missing spies to missing ladies ... an investigation soon to be enlivened by a new arrival in Flaxborough.
Script editor BETTY WILLINIGALE Designer STANLEY MORRIS
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director RONALD WILSON

Drama based on "The Flaxborough Chronicles" by Colin Watson. Inspector Purbright turns his attention from missing spies to missing ladies.

starring Jon Voight.
'A' is a philosophy student who has been disowned by his family for belonging to the Radical Party, a political organisation with which he is already disillusioned. At the same time as he offers his services to a revolutionary group, he becomes fascinated by a girl from a rich, bourgeois family.
Jon Voight gives a beautifully judged performance as the middle-class student who finds revolution easy to preach but harder to practise in Paul Williams's timeless picture of youthful radicalism.
Screenplay by Hans Koningsberger from his novel The Revolutionary.
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