6.40 Television Technology

7.5 Politics - France 1968

7.30 Private Investment and the Third World

Story:As I Went Down Zig ZagWritten by CHARLES CAUSLEY Illustrated by JOHN ASTROP Presenters
Evelyn Skinner , Chris Tranchell

from Hickstead
Show jumpers from three continents, America, Australasia and Europe, tackle the famous Hickstead fences in this afternoon's main event, a one round plus one jump-off competition worth £1,800 in prize money
The Wills Hickstead Tankard
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Producer FRED viner

The Colgate European LPGA Championship
Introduced from the Old Course, Sunningdale, by PETER WALKER
In Ladies' golf it is being said that NANCY LOPEZ , the winner of seven events in her first year as a professional, is , Palmer Nicklaus and Trevino rolled into one.
She's drawing the crowds and when she was runner-up to JUDY RANKIN last year, tv viewers were entranced by her bubbling enthusiasm and infectious smile.

4.55 Social Skills Therapy (1)

5.20 Enzyme Purification

5.45 Ecosystem

6.10 Conditioning and Learning

6.35 Kinetics of a Gas Reaction

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

A series of ten programmes on making children's clothes. Presented by ANN LADBURY 2: Trousers and Dungarees
Shorts and trousers are quick, easy and economical to make for children. For more experienced dressmakers - dungarees, with special emphasis on putting in a zip.
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS

Weather

A Pattern of Building Written and presented by Alec Clifton-Taylor 1: Chichester, Sussex
' The cathedral apart, brick and flint are what give Chichester its essential character; the right materials in the right place.'
England has more unspoilt towns than any country in the world. In this series, the architectural historian ALEC CLIFTON-TAYLOR has made a personal choice of six, based not so much on the historical appeal of a fine cathedral, a castle or a church but the range and quality of the ordinary domestic houses and the use made of the traditional building materials of England - stone, brick, wood and plaster. ' I'd like every programme to be an exercise in looking.'
At Chichester the local stone was flint; the Romans used it for the city walls, and it is still being used today. The cathedral is mainly built of imported limestone from Caen in Normandy, while the Georgian houses with their fan-lights and doorways - ' Chichester's special delight' - are built from some of the finest brick in the country. All in all, ' a perfect pattern of English building'.
Titles BOB ENGLISH
Photography GODFREY .JOHNSON Film editor KEITH RAVEN
Executive producer BRUCE NORMAN
Producer denis MORIARTY. Preview: p 15

Cuckoo Magoo

Gary Karr (double bass), with Harmon Lewis (piano)
In the second of four programmes in which the clarinet and double bass are heard in both jazz and classical roles, GARY KARR , the world's foremost virtuoso on the classical double bass, coaches two young students on this most unusual of solo instruments, and himself demonstrates both the singing quality and the agility which are possible on the bass in two pieces by Bottesini.
Students taking part are CAROLINE MAGUIRE and DIANA WANKLYN
Sound ADRIAN STOCKS
Lighting PETER CATLETT
Designer RICHARD MORRIS Producer DAVID BUCKTON

The second of six programmes featuring performances by some of the jazz greats who appeared in the 1977 Festival. This week Paulinho da Costa's
Latin American Group
New Dave Brubeck Quartet and the Chris Hinze Combination
Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton
Producer DON SAYER

A Whisper from Space
Believe it or not, it is now known how and when the universe began. The ' big bang' theory of an exploding universe has been richly confirmed by a whisper of radiation that is all that remains of that first flash.
This programme tells the bizarre story of how the radiation was discovered and how scientists were able to prove an event that happened so long ago.
Professor Philip Morrison helps explain the concepts with the aid of a steam train, a pottery kiln and a length of chain.
The new and exciting discoveries still leave further questions. What happened before the ' big bang '? How will the universe end? Narrator RAY MOORE
Film editor MICHAEL RIGG
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES Written and produced by PITER JONES

A second chance to see the comedy series in six episodes written by CHARLES WOOD starring
George Cole and Gwen Watford with Francis Matthews
1: Lesser Known English Dramatists
' What do I know about Tartars, Mabel? Nobody knows how a Tartar thinks - it's all thundering hooves.'
The BBC will simply hope to show it again ... the nagging desire is to be able to go straight back to the beginning. (FINANCIAL TIMES) Real hysteria and fear coiled into the repartee ... I am enjoying every minute of it. (SUNDAY TIMES) Producer JOE WATERS Director DAVID ASKEY

The Colgate European LPGA Championship
PETER WALKER introduces highlights of today's play from the Old Course, Sunningdale.

Weather

Hugh Dickson reads
Passage from Childhood by C. DAY LEWIS