7.40 Industrialisation and Culture

8.5 Science and Society 1

8.30 Foundation Maths - Groups (2)

8.55 Electromagnetics and Electronics

9.20 Human Behaviour

9.45 Geophysics

10.10 The Slave Trade

10.35 Classroom Interaction

11.0 James Bond (7)

11.25 Instrumentation

11.50 Education in Portugal (2)

12.15 Who Plans Ealing?

12.40 The School Broadcasting Council

1.5 Oilrig Touchdown

1.30 Men and Mountains

I Will If You Will
The new round of pay deals.

Woody Allen talks about his latest film, Annie Hall.

John Cheever , novelist talks to Robert Robinson.

featuring - the Americans on tour Gosforth v USA
A recent revival of interest in Rugby Union in America resulted in the 1976 Wallabies playing an official international against the American ' Eagles' and this current six-match tour to England. Gosforth, led by Malcolm Young , provide suitably strong opposition for the visitors' fourth match of the tour.
Commentator at the New Ground, Gosforth NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

3: Footprint of the Buddha

News of the week plus a visual commentary, with Richard Baker
Editor BILL NORTHWOO *

'Our athletes are the children of our Revolution, and at the same time, its standard-bearers.'
Central to Cuba's revolution has been the priority it has given to sport and sports education. Ron Pickering, a former Olympic coach, was curious as to how a small island, with a population no larger than that of London, could produce Olympic champions of the calibre of Alberto Juantorena and Teofilo Stevenson. Recently, he went to Cuba to find out.

by LEO TOLSTOY
Dramatised in ten parts by DONALD WILSON r starring
Nicola Pagett
Eric Porter
Stuart Wilson
Part 3
Levin, unaware of Kitty's humiliation, goes home to the country. Vronsky, determined on the pursuit of Anna, is aided by his cousin, Princess Betsy. Vronsky's mother, too, sees no reason to disapprove.
Film cameraman KEN WESTBURY Film sound DOUG MAWSON Designer DEREK DODD
Producer DONALD WILSON
Executive producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director BASIL COLEMAN

Weather

The killer whale is one of the most powerful and ferocious hunters in the sea. Yet in captivity, they display an extraordinary gentle, confiding and playful nature to man - their only natural enemy.
A National Film Board of Canada production
Presented for TV by MICHAEL KENDALL BBC Bristol.

The Great Orchestras
The Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel
The Cleveland Orchestra, in Ohio, was founded in 1918 as an ensemble to give children's concerts and rapidly grew to become one of America's ' big five '. Its fame owes a great deal to George Szell , Music Director for 23 years, whose discipline and training left an indelible impression on the orchestra. Something of Szell's magic comes across in archive film included in this documentary.
Since 1972 lorin MAAZEL has been their permanent conductor and for this programme he rehearses and performs music by Beethoven; Berlioz; Dvorak; Gershwin; Mozart; Strauss; and Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor
Soloist Bruno Leonardo Gelber
Film cameraman PETER BARTLETT Film recordist bill CHESNEAU Film editor JESSE PALMER Producer IAN ENGELMANN

Starring Godfrey Cambridge, Estelle Parsons

A new season of Screen 2 featuring films shown for the first time on British television starts with a black comedy about an insurance salesman with a personality problem: nobody likes him. Jeff Gerber is an overbearing, self-satisfied loud-mouth who sees himself as the life and soul of every party - except that he is never invited to parties. He is also a racist. So it comes as quite a shock to him when he wakes up one morning and finds that he has turned into a black man!

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