7.40 Shrine of St Peter

8.5 Modelling

8.30 The Early Music Hall

8.55 Conversing with Computers

9.20 Technology and Participation in China

9.45 Modelling Bloodflow

10.10 Whatever Will Be

10.35 Concorde

11.0 Circadian Rhythms (2)

11.25 Conformation in Proteins

11.50 Teaching by Telephone

12.15 James Bond (8)

12.40 Krishna and Christ

1.5 Electromagnetics and Electronics

1.30 Minicomputers for British Rail

starring
Ginger Rogers , Lana Turner
Walter Pidgeon , Van Johnson
Practically anything can happen at the glamorous Waldorf Astoria Hotel - and this weekend it does.
Directed by ROBERT z. LEONARD

The Tsetse Trap
It is the tsetse fly. not man, that rules most of Africa. There are 15m sq km of fertile land that cannot be used. The parasite the fly carries kills all domestic animals. After 60 years of scientific effort there is now hope. Scientists are trying new ideas to attack it. If any succeed, Africa could become the meat basket of the world.
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES . Written and produced by EDWARD GOLDWYN

David Vine continues a series on ten popular sports.
With Les Wright, staff coach to the Badminton Association of England.
BBC Bristol

Tonight from BBC South Edward Thomas:
South Country Poet
In 1917 a German shell killed Lt Edward Thomas , one of England's most gifted poets. This year the village of Steep in Hampshire celebrated the centenary of his birth.
Bernard Price recounts the story of the poet's secret marriage as a student, and the family's struggle for survival until his belated success and tragic death.
Readers JILL BALCON , GABRIEL WOOLF Guests Myfanwy Thomas Professor George Thomas
Director JOHN COX. Producer JOHN FROST Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

This week: Stephen Bishop The Rezillos

Weather

Television visits radio's favourite contest of musical knowledge between Frank Muir , John Amis and Denis Norden , Ian Wallace
Questions set by musical chairman Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE

A film portrait of the singer
Kathleen Ferrier (1912-1953) with Winifred Ferrier
Benjamin Britten , John Barbirolll Peter Pears , Gerald Moore
Twenty-five years ago KATHLEEN FERRIER , one of the best-loved of British singers, died. In this film, made ten years ago, her friends and colleagues recall her brief career and remember her tremendous personality.
Since it was first shown, some of the participants have also died, so the film is not only a portrait of the singer but a picture of a section of British musical life just before and after World War II.
Executive producer JOHN CULSHAW
Written and directed by JOHN DRUMMOND .
A Voice is a Person, a profile of Kathleen Ferrier, Radio 4, Wed, 7.45 pm

starring
Jean-Pierre Leaud , Delphine Seyrig Antoine Doinel , the hero of Les Quatre Cents Coups, is now a young man. In tonight's film he is dishonourably discharged from the army and pursues the elusive dream of happiness through a series of amorous encounters and insignificant jobs.
Directed by FRANÇOlS TRUFFAUT. Films: p 19

by PETER REEVES , WILLIAM HUMBLE with Strange things are done in the name of audience participation, but rarely has an audience been asked, as they are tonight, to ' become the actual scenery ' or, for that matter, to decide the fate of the leading lady.
Designer STEPHEN BROWNSEY Producer ANNE HEAD
Directed by PATRICK TUCKER

Weather

starring
When an airliner on a flight from Honolulu to San Francisco develops serious engine trouble, tension and suspense mount for all on board. Will a crash-landing in rough seas have to be made?
Directed by WILLIAM WELLMAN. Films: p 19