7.40 The Housing Question

8.5 Science and Society (2)

8.30 Abstracting the Meaning

8.55 Maths Analysis - Convergence

9.20 Computing - Examination Tutorial

9.45 Porcelain

10.10 Maths - Galois Theory

10.35 Loudspeaker Telephones

11.0 Instrumentation

11.25 The Social Side of the OU

11.50 Mechanics - Examination

12.15 The Steam Locomotive

12.40 History of Mathematics

1.5 Examining the Broadcasts

1.30 Public Administration

The Crusaders
Introduced by Pete Drummond

Childhoods
Gavin Millar talks to Francois Truffaut about his films on childhood; and to Bill Douglas , Scottish director of a remarkable trilogy.

John Tusa introduces people who suffered under political repression. Today: Mukhtar Rana who has been in jail about 25 times for his human rights campaigning in Pakistan.

Bradford Cinderella Club presents From Streets to Seaside

Airport. 3: Arrival
A second chance to see this series of three programmes in which reporter Harold Williamson meets the men and women who get 800 aircraft and 80,000 passengers in and out of Heathrow every day.
The final programme joins a night flight from Bombay. Flights from India must start in the middle of the night to reach Heathrow in daylight. In Bombay there is no anti-noise lobby. We meet an air hostess who will lose her job if she marries, English ramblers who survived an attack by leeches on Annapurna, and an Indian film star who grew up in Richmond. Film editor PAUL FOXALL
Producer SHIRLEY FISHER

Seven programmes for player, coach and spectator: 6
Introduced by DAVID VINE , with RAY WILLIAMS (Welsh Rugby Union) and DON RUTHERFORD (Rugby Football Union); and students from the Cardiff College of Education.
Directed by JOHN RICKWORD Produced by JOHN DOBSON
BBC Bristol

England XV v The Argentines
For the Argentines the highlight of their tour took place yesterday when they played an England XV at Twickenham.
While for captain HUGO PORTA and his players it was a proud and emotional experience, the English players must have remembered with some foreboding the draw ' The Pumas' gained against France last year and the last-minute one-point defeat by Wales in 1976. Commentator at Twickenham
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Richard Whitmore
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Where it happens and why it's happening, with the correspondents of the BBC in Britain and round the world.
Film editing BOB scholes Editor GEORGE WALKER

Wild Flower Safari
Preparing 2,000 drawings and paintings for a book on alpine flowers means three years' hard work, during which time you must expect to hike up and down mountains, and sketch some 30 different species of wild flowers every day. Although in her early 60s, Marjorie Blarney works 12 to 15 hours daily - painting flowers. We journey with her and her husband as they travel through the British Isles, the Dordogne and the Pyrenees, searching for wild flowers and drawing and photographing the rarer specimens where they grow.
In little over ten years, from being a farmer's wife she has become one of this country's leading botanical illustrators.
Film cameramen
JACK BELLAMY , JIM SAUNDERS Film editor LIZ THOYTS Producer GEORGE INGER
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol

Weather

by EMILY BRONTE
The BBC2 Classic Serial dramatised in five parts Part 4 by DAVID SNODIN
After eloping with Heathcliff, Isabella is living wretchedly at Wuthering Heights. Distraught with grief at Cathy's death, Heathdliff prays her soul shall find no rest until he can join her in the grave.
The children
Music composed and conducted by CARL DAVIS
Studio sound MIKE JONES
Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE Designer DICK COLES
Producer JONATHAN POWELL Director PETER HAMMOND

Adaptation of the classic novel by Emily Bronte. After eloping with Heathcliff, Isabella is living wretchedly at Wuthering Heights.

Arrest; Damages; Protest
Rent Act; Legal Aid; Divorce Presented by Nick Ross
A series which investigates the law, the lawyers and the courts in action.
Reporters Norma Shepherd and Mike Dornan , with specialist advice from Michael Molyneux , look into the way the British legal system affects each and every one of us.
Director ROSALIND GOLD
Executive producer PETER CHAFER Producer HENRY MURRAY

A new version of three programmes about painting which explore masterpieces by artists who worked for the Spanish Church and Court: El Greco , Titian and Velazquez. 3: Paintings by Veldzquez
In his own lifetime VelSzquez (1599-1660) became known as 'the painter of Kings and King of Painters '. For tonight's programme his finest work was specially photographed where it hangs today in the unrivalled collection at the Prado Museum, Madrid, in the National Gallery, London, and in the National Gallery of Scotland. Taking part:
Allan Braham , National Gallery
Nigel Glendinning , Professor of Spanish, Queen Mary College, London University
Eric Young, art historian, and Xavier de Salas , Director of the Prado Museum
Introduced by Christopher Burstall
In colour, lighting and expert comment an object lesson (DAILY TELEGRAPH) Stills photography MICHAEL SANDERS Producer CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL

The Colgate World Matchplay Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights from the final match played today over the West Course, Wentworth Club, Surrey.
Today's winner is not only the World Matchplay Champion but receives prize money of £30,000.

continues our season of films of the 70s. starring Godfrey Cambridge Raymond St Jacques
If the legendary gangster Charleston Blue really did die in 1932, how is it that his custom-made open razors keep turning up close to the corpses of some very dead crooks?
Based on the novel The Heat't On by CHESTER HIMES
Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN JR
Directed by MARK WARREN. Films: p 27 (First showing on British television)