7.40 Guernsey

8.5 Science Foundation Course

8.30 Mathematical Induction

8.55 Instrumentation

9.30 Computing

9.45 Elementary Maths

10.10 Pure Maths

11.0 BBC Selection Board: 1

11.25 Odilon Redon

11.50 Computers

12.15 Impact of the Telescope

12.40 Media in 1848

1.5 Educational Research

1.30 Food Prices and Farmers

How the Miners Hit America

8: The Private Eye

Interview with Steven Spielberg

8: Moral Philosophy, R. M. Hare , Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University.

Introduced by NIGEL STARNIER-SMITH The Scottish First Division Championship
Rugby Special features one of the major matches in Scotland's premier club competition.
The Scottish Leagues are drawing to a close with Hawick, the champions, once again leading the way along with the Edinburgh club, Boroughmuir. At the other end of the table, Melrose and Highland are both struggling to avoid relegation.
Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

The news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Kenneth Kendall
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

A light aircraft is missing in the mountains of British Columbia. Five men on board. If they are alive, they must be found before they freeze to death and it's snowing hard. 442 Search and Rescue Squadron set out to save them. One problem follows another as the aircraft search an area half the size of Wales, between mountains three times as high as Snowdon.
A helicopter carrying a millionaire is lost in a dense forest of 100ft trees. A fisherman is overboard in the Pacific. Someone is so badly burned in an explosion that only a desperate race can save his life. 442 is a military squadron that flies to save lives. This is their story.

by GEORGE MOORE The Classic Serial
Dramatised in four parts by DOUGLAS LIVINGSTONE. Part 1
When Esther Waters enters service as kitchen maid at the Wood-view racing stable, she is befriended by two people: the owner's wife Mrs Barfield, who, like Esther, is a devout member of the Plymouth Brethren, and William Latch, whose regard for Esther is not quite so religious.
Producer RICHARD BEYNON
Director JANE HOWELL

Weather

The Challenge of Success
As a prelude to the forthcoming competition for young conductors organised by the Rupert Founda tion in collaboration with the BBC, tonight's Lively Arts offers a second chance to see the film of the last Rupert Competition, held in 1976. Then BBC cameras covered the competition over the course of a week, leading up to the final test - a public concert at the Fairfield Hall, Croydon. ' Now that the competition is over', said the winner,
* the real test begins. I have to prove that I was worthy of the prize. In the future, at every new concert, I have to compete with my own success'.
Guildhall School Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Symphony Orchestra leader ELI GOREN
Film editor HOWARD BILLINGRAM Written and produced by HERBERT CHAPPELL

Featuring the rediscovered work of amateur cameramen and ' home-movie ' makers of the 20s and 30s. Introduced by James Cameron
Just before the outbreak of World War II, Mr F. C. Hynard (now aged 95) made a film record of life in the village of Eynsford, in Kent. Here are the Women's Institute costume play on the castle lawn, the church fete, the cricket match, the much-loved village characters and the less-loved weekend motorists and ramblers. This personal view is accompanied by a lively commentary delivered by Mr Hynard himself.
Film editor LES FILEY
Series producer DAVID COLLISON Presented by KATHLEEN DARBY

starring Nicol Williamson
'In more than three and a half centuries there have been no more than a dozen great Hamlets. Everyone who is alive today has the rare and illuminating privilege of seeing one of them -Nicol Williamson,' wrote the Time magazine drama critic when the film opened in New York.
This screen version of Shakespeare's tragedy was shot on stage at the Round House, but the use of sustained close-ups against a chiaroscuro background accentuates a dramatic departure from the traditional rendering.
Director TONY RICHARDSON. Films: page 10 (First showing on British television)