6.40 Maths: Lebesgue Integration
7.5 Invertebrate Nervous System
7.30 Tower Hamlets
A series of six programmes 5: Our Soviet Friends
A series of 15 programmes 10: Rich Man, Poor Man
A Parents and Children series of 16 programmes. Part 4
A series of 19 programmes
10: -All Together Now
The National Hunt Festival
Four races from the opening day
With the English racing programme severely hit by the weather this season, the 1978 Festival promises to be exciting and unpredictable. The Irish horses have not had their programme so badly disrupted and will be able to mount an all-out challenge.
2.30 The ' Sun Alliance ' Novices' Hurdle (2Jm)
3.5 The National Hunt Two-Mile Champion Steeplechase Challenge Trophy
3.40 The Joe Coral Golden Hurdle Race Final (Handicap) (3m)
4.15 The 'Sun Alliance' Steeplechase (3m)
Fred Winter 's novice, The Dealer, is expected to keep the Irish at bay and win more than £ 10,000.
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and RICHARD PITMAN
Introduced by Julian Wilson
Produced by BARRIE EDGAR and RICHARD TILLING
4.55 Psychology
5.20 Wealth in Britain
6.10 Neo-Platonism in Art
6.35 Science foundation Course
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
A Geology of Britain
A series of ten programmes on the ways in which the landscapes around us reveal the fascinating story of their own evolution. 4: Granite
The rugged scenery of Dartmoor is the result of huge masses of granite emplaced deep below the earth's surface.
Presented by IAN MERCER
Directed by JUDY BROOKS
Produced by BRENDA HORSFIELD
Book (same title), £2.95, from bookshops
The news, the people, the issues in Britain and around the world presented by Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw with David Sells
Newsreader Richard Baker
Assistant editors
PETER IBBOTSON, GEORGE WALKEB Editor DAVID WITHEROW
The Marley Trophy The Sportsmen v
The Entertainers
With the SPORTSMEN leading by 41 points to 3 1/2, PETER ALLISS introduces the ninth match, a critical one, in this four-ball series played over nine selected holes of the Queen's Course, Gleneagles Hotel, Scotland.
Colin Cowdrey and Tony Jacklin v
Jimmy Tarbuck and Johnny Miller
The Sportsmen need just one more point to clinch overall victory, but Jimmy Tarbuck is just as eager to secure his first win in these Pro-Celebrity series.
Television presentation by RICHARD TILLING FRED VINER and ALASTAIR SCOTT
Producer A. p. WILKINSON
Norman Vaughan introduces another seven acts you may not have seen before. Tonight: Young Jazz, Wild Oates, Tracy Miller, Mel and Pam, Kerry Jewel, Francisco, Sweet Substitute, with JOHNNY HOWARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Lighting DAVE SYDENHAM Sound LARRY GOODSON
Designer TONY BURROUGH Director ROY NORTON
Producer ROY RONNIE
Justice - a Lady Too Pricey for Some
' Only the very rich, the very poor, or the masochist can think about going to law today.'
Justice is a human right. But what do you do if you have a strong legal case and can't afford to take it to court? Just going to court can be so expensive these days that, in a number of civil disputes, the only people who have a real chance of justice are the very rich. Or the very poor; they at least qualify for legal aid - the state fund that was introduced some 30 years ago to give everyone who needed it a chance to take a case to court. But legal aid has not kept pace with the times. Now, far from covering everyone in need, in civil cases it covers only a quarter of the families in the land.
This Man Alive Report meets people who have good cases but can't afford to try for justice, meets some of the lawyers they can't afford, hears about methods that can cut round the full costs of a legal action and considers how we could reform our system.
Producer MICHAEL HOGAN
Editor TIM SLESSOR
A wry look at ourselves and others in a programme of words and music spoken and sung by Brinley Jenkins , Elizabeth Morgan Talfryn Thomas ' Swansea Jack ' from the Deer's Leap, Cwmrhydyceirw, Morriston, Swansea.
Producer JACK WILLIAMS BBC Cymru/Wales
Weather
Hugh Dickson reads Squire Hooper by Thomas Hardy
