7.40 The Urban Experience

8.5 Education by Satellite

8.30 Introduction to the Humanities

9.20 Maths - Lebesgue Integration

9.45 Roman Pots

10.10 Data Processing in Action

10.35 X-Ray Diffraction

11.0 Ultrastructure of Cells

11.25 Great Britain 1750-1950

12.15 Television and Politics - America: 1

12.40 Pilgrimage

1.5 An Architect at Work

1.30 Electromagnetics and Electronics

starring
Eleanor Powell , James Stewart with Virginia Bruce , Una Merkel
After four years in the Navy, Ted Barker and his pal ' Gunny' Saks return to New York and find themselves caught up in the glittering show business world of Broadway.
Words and music by COLE PORTER Directed by ROY DEL RUTH
. Films: page 17

The Show Must? Go On! starring Brian Cant
Comedy, music, songs and games with Toni Arthur
Colin Jeavons , Judy Gridley
Jonathan Cohen , Spike Heatley Alan Rushton , Bob Falloon
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer ANN REAY
Scriptwriter/director PETER CHARLTON
( Hit the Note - a new entertainment series)

The Abortion Law Reform Association present
A Woman's Right to Choose

BBC2 joins Radio 1's In Concert in a simultaneous broadcast. This week: The Strawbs Introduced by ALAN BLACK
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best effect viewers with Stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen. hut a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative

Weather

Tonight from BBC North West Let There be Light
Power comes, at last, to Wasdale Head, in the Lake District.
For 20 years a handful of people in one of England's most isolated hamlets waited impatiently for mains electricity and the comforts of modern living which go with it. Their wait was prolonged by the need to preserve the valley's rugged beauty; and the difficulty and cost of traversing England's deepest lake. Bitter weather did not help either.
Producer PEGGY WALKER
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

Introduced by Robert Robinson
A look at some newly-published books of photographs - from the spontaneous in The Snapshot Photograph to the carefully composed in The Portfolios of Ansel Adams.
Director TONY TYLEY
Producer PETER FOGES

starring
Philippe Noiret , Jean Rochefort
Bertrand Tavernier 's first film is a sympathetic study of a middle-aged man's realisation that his son is a total stranger to him. Philippe Noiret gives a moving performance as the watchmaker who is shattered to learn that his son has killed a man and is on the run from the police, but who is gradually able to accept the sympathy and friendship of the inspector in charge of the case.
From the novel by GEORGES SIMENON Directed by BERTRAND TAVERNIER
(First showing on British television) Films: page 17

A film series starring
The Novocaine Mutiny
Hawkeye is court-martialled. Who would bring such a charge? It couldn't be Major Frank Burns - or could it!

Weather

starring Robert Mitchum
Stanley Baker , Theodore Bikel
Mike Morrison , an American war correspondent in Greece in 1940, becomes involved in the partisans' struggle against the Germans. His adversary is the sadistic head of the Gestapo in Athens. Konrad Heisler, who is determined to take Morrison dead or alive.
From the book by LEON URIS Directed by ROBERT ALDRICH
. Films: page 17
(Every Inch a King: a tribute to Donald Wolfit , tomorrow, R4, 10.15 pm)