7.40 Mendelssohn, 1829

8.5 The Seafloor

8.30 Foundation Maths - Codes

8.55 The Power Amplifier

9.20 Memory and Forgetting

9.45 Cyprus

10.10 Ingres

10.35 Education in Trinidad

11.0 James Bond (3)

11.25 Harmonic Analysis, 2

11.50 Concrete

12.15 Diffusion of Dutch Elm Disease

12.40 Curriculum Design and Development

1.5 Psychology

1.30 History of Mathematics

The John Player League featuring
Nottinghamshire v Leicestershire
Leicestershire, winners in 1974 and runners-up last season, started well this year and went quickly to the top of the table. That's where captain Ray Illingworth hopes to see them again in September. Nottinghamshire look to a combination of youth and experience to provide stiff opposition, with young players like Trevor Tunnicliffe , Philip Wilkinson and John Birch.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme, which includes news of today's other fixtures:
Glamorgan v Middlesex Hampshire v Sussex
Northamptonshire v Essex Somerset v Derbyshire Surrey v Lancashire
Warwickshire v Yorkshire
Worcestershire v Gloucestershire
Commentators at Trent Bridge JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
Television presentation
BOB DUNCAN and RICHARD TILLING

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear with Richard Baker
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

The setting is the misty blue mountains of the Hindu Kush in North Pakistan. Above towers snow-capped Mount Tirich Mir: below are the green and fertile valleys of the Kalash. The Kalash tribe have lived here for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years; an independent culture and religion, a lost kingdom of their own surrounded by a sea of Islam.
The women are unveiled and wear flowing brown robes decorated with cowrie shells. The men work in sparkling, flooded rice paddies terraced out of the hillside. Everywhere is the sound of mountain streams and the music of flutes.
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS.

Weather

Purely for Pleasure
The Wallace Collection
What do an 18th-century music party,- a Rubens landscape and a wrought-iron staircase redeemed from the scrapheap have in common?
They are just three of the many remarkable exhibits in London's Wallace Collection chosen as personal favourites by the art historian Kenneth Clark , Francis Watson (formerly the Director of the Collection) and a group of regular visitors, including a housewife, a journalist, a docker and a sales distributor.
This collection of art treasures was formed over a period of 150 years by an eccentric English family who collected works of art just because they were pleasing. In this film, members of the public describe the pleasure they get from wandering round this unique collection, which is more like a house than a museum.
Director ANNE JAMES

Classic play by Nell Dunn about three working-class young women who live, work and play in Battersea.

The World of Marcus Helvius
Geminus, a Roman who lived between AD 30 and 65. A series of 13 programmes with Robert Erskine
6: Life at the Top
Geminus is becoming an important man and he is very well off too. Between jobs, he leads a life of leisure, dealing with his correspondence, visiting the baths and giving a dinner-party.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer BETTY WHITE

starring Jean-Paul Belmondo
The glamorous Dr Paul Simay has run out of luck. After a driving error made by his wife, he wakes to find himself plastered up to the neck, a patient in his own clinic. As he reflects on the triumphs and joys of his life, he becomes aware that fate might just have some nasty surprises in store for him.
Director CLAUDE CHABROL