7.40 Hamlet

8.5 Unity and Diversity

8.30 Foundation Maths - Relations

8.55 Amplifiers and Amplification

9.20 Development of Brain and Behaviour

9.45 The University Library

10.10 Humphry Davy

10.35 The Dragon School

11.0 James Bond (1)

11.25 Harmonic Analysis (1)

11.50 Rhondda: 1 - Educating for Escape

12.15 Space in the City

12.40 The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

1.5 Floating an Oilrig

1.30 The Flood

The John Player League Essex v Sussex
Both these teams started the season as if they could win the League outright before the end of July. Remembering when they met last year at Hove the gates had to be locked with 10,000 spectators in the ground, this local ' Derby' could be the match which decides the League championship.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures:
Glamorgan v Kent
Northamptonshire v Yorkshire Somerset v Worcestershire Surrey v Middlesex
Warwickshire v Derbyshire
Commentators at Chelmsford
JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
Television presentation
BOB DUNCAN and MIKE ADLEY
(BBC Wales only: GLAMORGAN v KENT)

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

A Fish Called Smith is Alive and Well and Living in Persia
In the spring of 1976 Anthony Smith walked into the British
Museum clutching a plastic jar. Inside were two tiny fish. DR HUMPHREY GREENWOOD of the fish department declared ' this is the third most exciting day of my life.' One of the fish was an entirely new species of blind white fish which now bears the name of Smith.
This was the culmination of a search that had taken 25 years. A search that had taken Anthony Smith from the tops of mountains, across burning deserts, and many hundreds of feet down below the earth. In the end he found Noemacheilus smithi almost by accident. Written and narrated by ANTHONY SMITH
Producer ALAN BELL
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol

Weather

100 Years of Russian Piano Music A recital by Dmitri Alexeev
Winner of the 1975 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Robin Ray introduces this brilliant young pianist in an exciting and varied programme of music for the piano written by Russian composers from Tchaikovsky to the present day, including preludes by Rachmaninov and Shostakovich and sonatas by Scriabin and Prokofiev.
Designer RICHARD MORRIS
Lighting GERRY MILLERSON Sound ALAN FOGG
Executive producer JOHN DRUMMOND Director PETER BUTLER

The World of Marcus Helvius Geminus, a Roman who lived between AD 30 and 65. With Robert Erskine
3: A Job at the Mint
At 19, Geminus enters his first post in the Roman administration. He has to see that his mint employees don't cheat, and he learns how the coins are the Government's public-relations medium, and don't always tell the truth!
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer BETTY WHITE

starring
Peter O'Toole , Susannah York with Michael Craig , Harry Andrews
A Scottish landowner's emotional life is as impoverished as his pocket. Only his sister's support keeps him in a semblance of mental equilibrium and when it seems that she will return to her estranged husband, the jealous laird goes to outrageous lengths to prevent a reconciliation.
Director j. LEE THOMPSON. Films: page 13 (First showing on British television)