6.40 Weights, Measures and Statistics

7.5 Genes and Development

7.30 Cubic Splines

Presenters Don Spencer with Carol Chell and Derek Griffiths who are visiting St Paul 's Cathedral in London.

4.55 Rhondda: 2 - A Community In Search of Itself

5.20 Out of Sight - Out of Mind?

5.45 Community on Probation

6.10 Ingres

6.35 The Earth's Surface

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

Ten programmes in which
PROFESSOR BERNARD WILLIAMS asks: Can philosophy resolve some contemporary moral dilemmas? 4: Are Animals our Slaves?
The human race kills animals without compunction - for fashion, food and research. But are we justified? STEPHEN CLARK , lecturer in Philosophy at Glasgow University, argues that animals have a moral status and right to respect equal to humans.
Director BRYN BROOKS Producer CHRIS JELLEY

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Programme 2 - Round 1
Gerald Harrison introduces the Scottish Champions
The Dalmellington Band conducted by RICHARD EVANS v
Midland Area Champions The Great Universal Band conducted by GEOFFREY BRAND who compete for a place in the first semi-final, and a chance to win £1,000.
David Pratt (trombone) and Victor Tompkins (flugel horn)' are this week's contestants in the ' Rosehill Instrument Award which will bring the winner the instrument of his choice. Judges: William Relton
Lt-Col Trevor L. Sharpe , mvo, OBE
Whilst the judges are deliberating Peter Skellern sings his latest composition 'You and I' accompanied by THE GREAT UNIVERSAL BAND
Sound KEITH HARLOW
Lighting HARRY THOMAS
Designer CHRISTOPHER HULE
Producer KEN GRIFFIN

One Pair of Eyes, the celebrated series of highly-personal films, ran for eight years from 1967 to 1974. For this series, one programme from each of those years has been selected.
1971: Laurens van der Post explores
A Region of Shadow
Himself of Afrikaans origin, and as a young man one of the first to oppose racialism in South Africa, the distinguished writer LAURENS VAN DER POST attempts to discover the causes at the heart of racial prejudice.
In this film he goes on a journey of rediscovery to South Africa and elsewhere. But his journey is also an inward one, to the dark recesses of the human mind.
Producer MALCOLM BROWN
Directed by STEPHEN CROSS

In the first of a new series of six country music concerts from Snape Maltings, the attractive star from Nashville sings her way through some of the songs which made her famous on both sides of the Atlantic.
Musical accompaniment by Peace and Quiet

by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in six parts by HUGH LEONARD Part 2: starring
Anthony Ainley , Peter Bourke Derek Francis , Derek Godfrey Nigel Havers , Robert James
Hilary Mason , Patricia Routledge Nicholas has become a teacher at Dotheboys Hall and Kate an apprentice at Madame Mantalini's millinery shop. Smike, chief butt for Squeers's cruelty, has run away from Dotheboys.
Producer BARRY LETTS '
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY

Forard, Forard
The crack of whips and the shrill sound of horns fracture many a frosty morning in hunting country. In the privileged past kings and princes sported here with hard-riding parsons and red-cheeked farmers and they were supported by half of London society. Out of the ground sprouted huge country houses and enormous appetites.
Introduced by DEREK COOPER
Film editor PETER MARSH Produced by CYRIL GATES BBC Manchester

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The US PGA Championship from Oakmont Country Club, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
JACK NICKLAUS will be a favourite to win this event for the fifth time after his superb victory in the Open Championship at St Andrews. In this fourth and final classic of the year, US Masters Champion GARY PLAYER, US Open Champion ANDY NORTH and defending champion LANKY WADKINS , who won after a play-off last year. will lead the field to beat the Golden Bear. Commentator PETER ALLISS
TV presentation by the AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY Producer HUW JONES

Hugh Dickson reads
No One So Much As Yon by EDWARD THOMAS