7.40 Guernsey: Outside Influences

8.5 Atoms. Elements and Isotopes (1)

8.30 M101/6 Rational Numbers and V2

8.55 Maths Analysis: Functions

9.20 Pelican Crossings

9.45 The Electron Microscope

10.10 Pure Maths: Groups

10.35 The Suez Crisis

11.0 BBC Selection Board (2)

11.25 The Public Library

11.50 Mechanics: Newton's Laws

12.15 History of Mathematics

12.40 Demographic Crisis

1.5 The Board Age

1.30 Public Administration

The Dark Side of the Boom

9: The General

Interviews with American artist Carl Andre and Madame Stravin sky, widow of the composer

The John Player All-England Championships: The Finals from the Wembley Arena
The ' All-England ' this year has attracted the strongest collection of players from all over the world, maintaining its reputation as the No 1 badminton tournament.
Barry Davies introduces the best of the action from yesterday's finals. Commentator RODDY MACCRIMMON
Producer JOHNNIE WATHIERSTON

9: The Ideas of Quine
Bryan Magee talks to Willard van Orman Quine , Professor of Philosophy, University of Harvard.

Wales v France
England v Ireland
Wales, having already won the Triple Crown for a record third time in succession, now have France between them and the Grand Slam. But as France are also undefeated so far this season the clash at the National Stadium is just as vital for them. England have not beaten Ireland at Twickenham since 1970 but must feel encouraged after their competent victory over Scotland a fortnight ago. Commentator at Cardiff
BILL MCLAREN
Commentator at Twickenham
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Director at Cardiff dewi GRIFFITHS Series producer BILL TAYLOR

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Richard Whitmore
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Up the Workers: the Bee State
If the phrase ' Busy as a bee ' means nothing to you, just consider for a moment these facts: the honey stomach of the honey bee is the size of a pin-head; to fill it the bee has to visit 1,500 clover blossoms, and the contents of 60 full honey stomachs would fill a thimble.
A pound of honey on the breakfast table means that a bee must fly a total flight path equivalent to three orbits round the earth.
This film is a unique record of the inner workings of the hive and also shows just how far man will go to obtain the bees' gold -honey.
Written and narrated by JULIAN PETTIFER
Produced by GEORGE INGER Editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol

by George Moore
The Classic Serial
Dramatised in four parts by Douglas Livingstone

Devout, religious Esther Waters is seduced by the charms of the footman William Latch. Tormented by guilt she rejects and avoids him; then all in a moment, she realises she loves him. But it is too late.

Weather

Elijah by FELIX MENDELSSOHN
Elizabeth Vaughan (soprano)] Patricia Parker (contralto), Ryland Davies (tenor)
Phillip Duncan Faulkner (boy soprano)
The Ardwyn Singers
The Cardiff Singers, Dyfed Choir Richard Williams Junior Singers BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader BARRY HASKEY conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes Mendelssohn's great oratorio was an instant success when first performed at the Birmingham Festival in 1846 and has remained a firm favourite With music lovers ever since. It is based on the biblical story, and the music superbly matches both the gentleness of the chorus of angels and the terrible authority of Elijah foretelling God's punishment,
Sound HARRY THOMAS
Lighting LEN STEPHENS Designer PHIL WILLIAMS Producer DAVID BUCKTON
BBC Cymru/Wales. Preview: page 19
(Owain Arwel Hughes conducts Were You There? an Easter anthology, Fri, 7.50)

Featuring the rediscovered work of amateur cameramen and ' home-movie ' makers of the 20s and 30s. Introduced by James Cameron
High days and holidays were (and still are) meat and drink to the amateur film-maker; the Caught in Time request for old home-movies produced scores of examples and tonight we show four of the best. Blackpool 1933, Snowdonia 1937, a canal trip in the Black Country, called simply ' Poor People's Outing' and an account of the Warrington Walking Days.
Film editor KATE RIVERS
Series producer DAVID COLLISON Presented by KATHLEEN DARBY

An exploration Who is God?
A wrathful judge? A loving feeling? A latter-day astronaut? Or just the force that may go with you? Tonight's film sets out to discover the traditional teaching of the Christian faith?
David Winter interviews the man in the street, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Catherine Bram well Booth.
(Tomorrow: What is Mann

Election Special live from France - Télévision Franchise Un's election-night coverage.
Today the second round of voting takes place in France's Parliamentary elections. Télé-Journal explains the background to today's voting, then goes over to the live coverage of TF1 as the election results come in. Presented by CHANTAL cuer
Production team
TERRY DOYLE and DAVID HARGREAVES