7.40 Action

8.5 The Earth's Surface

8.30 Foundation Maths - Vectors

8.55 Teletext

9.20 Genes and Development

9.45 Properties of Water

10.10 The Spread of Lutheranism

10.35 Out of Sight - Out of Mind?

11.0 Six Characters in Search of an Author

11.50 Rhondda, 2: A Community in Search of Itself

12.15 A Matter of Form

12.40 Private Investment and the Third World

1.5 Fishing Quotas

1.30 The Meaning of Fossils

The John Player League
Hampshire v Gloucestershire
An indication of the strength of these teams is that two of the memorable sporting television occasions of this season will be recalled today - Barry Richards 's century for Hampshire against Middlesex at Lord's, and Mike Procter 's hat trick for Gloucestershire against Hampshire.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures:
Essex v Derbyshire
Kent v Worcestershire
Leicestershire v Surrey Middlesex v Yorkshire
Nottinghamshire v Warwickshire Somerset v Northamptonshire Sussex v Glamorgan
Commentators at Portsmouth
JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
2v presentation BOB DUNCAN , MIKE ADLEY

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 Angela Rippon
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Kenworthy's Kenya
Jonathan Kenworthy is a young English sculptor who has gained a world-wide reputation for dramatically combining the very essence of the African environment with the forms of animals and tribes-men.
Narrator DEREK JONES
He stalks his prey with a pen and drawing pad ... recording the struggle for survival on the great plains which appear so quiet but can so suddenly erupt into violence. (DAILY EXPRESS) This is not an arty, highbrow, remote documentary, but a rare and beautiful film. (DAILY MIRROR) ... one of the season's best celebrations of beauty. (DAILY MAIL) Producer george inger
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS
BBC Bristol.

Weather

Claude Monet
An imaginary autobiography written and produced by JOHN READ
This programme was nominated as one of the best specialised programmes of the year by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. In it Michael Hordern speaks the imagined thoughts of Monet, based on a close study of his actual statements. The paintings are brought to life by comparison with the actual places where they were done and Monet's studies, his garden and his famous lily pond are shown much as they were when he was still alive.
Stunning has to be the adjective for this beautifully organised tribute.
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Additional narration MARY WIMBUSH Executive producer JOHN DRUMMOND Preview: page 13

Introduced by Rene Cutforth
A programme from the BBCtv Archives for each of the past 25 years: 1958
The More we are
Together
In 1958 a BBC camera team spent a week with the Gladden family in Bethnal Green. The result was this vivid portrait of community life in the East End.
Introduced by Robert Reid
Photographed by CHARLES DE JAEGER Film editor IAN CALLAWAY
Written and produced by STEPHEN HEARST

Sings Country Extra
After appearing at The Maltings in Suffolk, the American singer was persuaded to go back on stage to entertain with some of his best-known songs - and the cameras kept on recording.
Director RICK GARDNER
Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

The World of Marcus Helvius Geminus between AD 30 and 65. with Robert Erskine
5: Service on the Rhine
It's time for Geminus to get some experience of army life.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer BETTY WHITE

Dan Candy 's Law starring Donald Sutherland
Sergeant Candy of the Canadian Mounted Police is an easy-going, jovial fellow - until the killing of Sgt Grant by the Indian Almighty Voice. Dan blames himself for
Grant's death and vows to bring Almighty Voice to trial.
Producer MICHEL DE GRANDPRÉ. Films: p 10 (First showing on British Television)