6.40 Food Co-operatives in Vermont

7.5 Ethology

7.30 Air Pollution Dispersion

England v New Zealand from Lord's
The final session of play on the last day.
Introduced by PETER WEST

6.10 Ignatius Loyola

6.35 Earth History (2)

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? 7: A Fair Wage
Should people be paid according to their needs or their deserts or is the fairest thing to let each get what he can?
Two leading economists, PROFESSOR BRIAN GRIFFITHS and PROFESSOR AMARTYA SEN, debate how considerations of justice can influence our thought about what constitutes a fair wage.
Assistant producer BRYN BROOKS Producer CHRIS JELLEY

Weather

First Semi-final from The Assembly Rooms, Derby Gerald Harrison introduces the first two bands to reach the semi-finals of this nationwide contest. From Stockport:
The North West Champions
Fairey Engineering Works Band conducted by WALTER HARGREAVES v
From Kettering
The Midlands Champions The Great Universal Band conducted by GEOFFREY BRAND Roy Garlick (flugel horn) and Gerald Kirby (xylophone) 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
While the judges are deliberating
Peter Skellern sings 'When I Got You!' accompanied by THE GREAT UNIVERSAL BAND
Sound KEITH HARLOW
Lighting HARRY THOMAS
Designer CHlSTOPHER HULL Producer KEN CRIFFIN

One Pair of Eyes, the celebrated series of highly personal films, ran for eight years, from 1967-1974. For this series one programme from each of those years has been selected.

1974 - Eric Newby says: I Didn't Know Life Would be Like This!
In this film the distinguished writer and traveller Eric Newby, bicycles down Park Lane in the rush-hour, climbs the rigging of a four-masted barque, goes in search of an Atlantic storm and looks back not too seriously at some of the adventures in his extraordinary life. With the aid of many of his own photographs of his travels, he expresses his belief that to make the most of life one must grasp the opportunities it offers.

The attractive country music trio from Dallas sing their favourite songs to a British audience at Snape Maltings.
Musical accompaniment by THE KELVIN HENDERSON BAND
Director RICK GARDNER Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in six parts by HUGH LEONARD Part 5 starring
Anthony Ainley , Peter Bourke Patricia Brake. Paul Curran
Derek Francis. Derek Godfrey Nigel Havers , Robert James
Hilary Mason , Patricia Routledge
Nicholas has found employment in the Cheeryble Brothers' counting-house. Smike has run into Squeers in the street, been dragged off to the latter's lodging and locked in the attic,
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY

Yorkshire cameraman Sid Perou , who has travelled the globe on caving explorations, penetrates the mysterious world beneath the Pennines, and takes us where television has never been before. It's a world seen previously only by that exclusive and obsessive band of explorers - Britain's 20,000 cavers.
Lancaster Hole
The golden age of cave exploration falls well within living memory. Veteran Jim Eyres relives the last great Pennines discovery-miles of river-ways, caverns and grottos beneath the western dales.
Film editor MARTIN WINTERTON
Executive producer DOUGLAS B. SMITH

Weather

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Lord's
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play.
Producer DAVID KENNING

Lyndon Brook reads The Islan4 by j. c. HALL
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