7.40 Bartholomew Fair

8.5 Traffic Plan for Norwich

8.30 Harris Tweed

8.55 Does Cognition Develop?

9.20 Maths: Measurable Functions

9.45 Freedom and Morality

10.10 Army Board (2)

10.35 Silicon Solar Cells

11.0 Cells and Organisms

11.25 Photoelectron Spectroscopy

11.50 Telephone Systems

12.15 James Bond (3)

12.40 The Mosque

1.5 Harmonic Analysis: 1

1.30 New York - Community Participation

1.55 Diffusion of Dutch Elm Disease

2.20 Comparative Physiology

starring Burt Lancaster with Joan Rice , Andre Morell
The inhabitants of the island of Yap lead an idyllic and untroubled existence - until Captain O'Keefe arrives and finds that there is a fortune to be made from copra, if only the islanders can be persuaded to work. ;
Directed by BYRON HASKIN. Films: page 11

The Benson and Hedges Cup Final Derbyshire v Kent from Lord's
Coverage of the final overs of this 55-over match with L8,000 prize money at stake.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JIM LAKER and M. J. K. SMITH

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A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time throughout the UK.
Tonight from BBC North East The State of the Union
Two hundred and seventy-one years since the union of England and Scotland and, with continuing talk of Scottish devolution, David Bean looks at the line where the two countries meet - the Border. In past centuries a centre of blood-shed and terror, today the Border Country is peaceful, but still nourishes strong differences in outlook.
Director BERNARD HALL Producer DAVID BEAN
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLAU

The Story of Britain's Royal Builders and Collectors. Told by Huw Wheldon in a series of nine programmes
8: Victoria, Queen and Empress
Although Queen Victoria had withdrawn from public life immediately after the death of the Prince Consort, by the end of her reign she had won renewed popularity. SIR HUW WHELDON relates the factors in this change of popular feeling: the growth of communications - railways, post and photography; and the revelation of the Queen's life at Balmoral Castle through the published extracts of her journal. Also reflected is the growth of the Empire and national prestige; and above all, the Queen Empress's interest in India. it might be best not to hold your breath while waiting for the equal to Royal Heritage. (DAILY MAIL) Magnificent. (DONCASTER EVENING POST) Historical adviser J. H. PLUMB Producer MICHAEL GILL Directed by ANN TURNER

'This will be real eyeball battle,' says exiled Russian Grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi, of the first world title chess match since the confrontation between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky made the headlines in Iceland in 1972. This time the stakes are even higher and the battleground has shifted to the Philippines. More than £300,000 is at stake-pride too, as World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov (USSR) defends his title against the avenging crusader Korchnoi, who uses chess as a political and psychological weapon, not only against Karpov, but against all that he despises about the Soviet Union.
Author and journalist Paul Jennings talks to the leading players in this unfolding drama and narrates the story of the two 'Ks'.
Editor DON CANDLIN
Producer ROBERT TONER
(A new series, World Chess Champion ship Report: Monday, BBC2, 7.5 pm)

continues the Midnight Movie season of films with the accent on the bizarre and the supernatural The Quatermass Experiment starring
Brian Donlevy , Jack Warner
A classic science-fiction movie about a space experiment that goes disastrously wrong. When Professor Quatermass's rocket ship returns to earth, the American scientist discovers that two of the crew have disappeared completely, while the third has been transmuted into a monster, which eventually terrorises London.
Based on a TV play by NIGEL KNEALE Directed by VAL GUEST
. Films: page 11

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The Benson and Hedges Cup Final Derbyshire v Kent from Lord's
PETER WEST introduces highlights.

starring
Lane Carroll , W. G. McMillan
When the inhabitants of a small town either die suddenly or are driven mad by a ' 'secret' virus which has accidentally polluted their water supply, the authorities declare martial law. But many of the townsfolk rebel and a state of armed rebellion ensues.
Romero's anarchic film has been seen as a savage allegory about Nixon's America and the opposition to the Vietnam war.
From the story by PAUL MCCOLLOUGH
Directed by GEORGE A. ROMEROFilms : p 11 (First showing on British television)