6.40 Partial Differential Equations

7.5 Genes and Development

7.30 Servo-mechanism

4.55 Education in Portugal

5.20 Oil: The North Sea Bonanza

5.45 Women in the Community

6.10 Daumier and His Robert Macaire

6.35 Quantum Physics

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

The last of ten programmes presented by PROFESSOR BERNARD WILLIAMS The Search for Happiness.
What is the happiness which we all seek? BERNARD WILLIAMS explores the connection between morality and happiness and finds in our moral ideals more than a mere guide to the meaning of life.
Director BRYN BROOKS Producer CHRIS JELLEY

Weather

Inflation: With Us Forever?
Britain's inflation rate may have fallen, but it is still higher than most of our industrial competitors. So are we becoming a poor country despite the oil money? What can we do to bring inflation down or is a progressive decline in the value of our money inevitable?
With Michael Charlton and Richard Kershaw
(Tomorrow: Britain in Europe)

A non-stop sequence of hits for all ages in a new series of six programmes.

Sung by Paul Curtis, Hazel Dean, Jane Marlow, Elaine Paige, Mike Redway, Robin Sarstedt, Carolyn Smyth, Danny Street
and The Fine Tooth Combs
with Quicksilver

What jobs, jokes, relationships, responsibilities and shared experiences have moulded the communities, the families of the English nation? In this series of six films, English communities still look remarkably different from each other.
1: Whitby, North Yorkshire
In Whitby, with its back to the moors and its face to the sea, a group of fishing families have shared the perils and the triumphs of a sea-faring life for centuries - families like the Storrs, the Leadleys and the Harlands.
Brian Trueman meets the old who tend the traditions of their fathers, the fishing-boat skippers who count the cost of the present and fear for their sons, and the enthusiastic young who still talk with pride about following in their fathers' footsteps.
Film cameraman DAVID JACKSON Film recordist MALCOLM HILL Film editor PETER MARSH Producer JOHN C. MILLER BBC Manchester

The Saga of an American family by ALEX HALEY
A dramatisation in six parts based on one man's search for his roots which led to a best-selling book and a highly successful television series on both sides of the Atlantic. Part 1 starring
West Africa 1750. A son is born to Binta and Omoro of the Mandinka tribe. He is named Kunta
Kinte, and his childhood is happy - and free.
Directed by DAVID GREENE
A David Wolper production

There has been a healthy increase in the popularity of Rugby League, as crowds increase in response to the attractive football being played.
Eddie Waring looks back at the past season, traces the successes and failures of the League's leading clubs, and also looks forward to the. new season just started and the forthcoming tour of the Australians.
Producers NICK HUNTER, KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester

Weather

takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale and Bob Harris
In the studio this week Magazine, The Ramones with films, album tracks, interviews, news and reviews
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
Rock Goes to College, on Friday BBC2, 11.30 pm.
Record reviews on Ceefax