7 40 Guernsey

8.5 Motion - Newton's Laws

8.30 M101/5A Doing TMA's

8.55 Handicapped in the Community

9.20 Flux and Magnetic Circuits

9.45 Maths: Differential Equations

10.10 The Nature of Digital Computing

10.35 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall

11.0 Is It Significant?

11.25 Scientific Discoveries

11.50 Talking to Children

12.15 Social Psychology Laboratory

12.40 Impact of the Telescope

1.5 Population Control

1.30 BBC Selection Board: 2

In the studio Gordon Giltrap Band The Undertones

Association to Combat Hunting-ton's Chorea presents
It's in the Family: And 'it' is Huntington's Chorea-an appalling and incurable genetic disease.

presents Ubu
The television premiere of GEOFF DUNBAR 'S brilliant animation film.

Expert cooking, gardening and do-it-yourself advice from ZENA SKINNER, GEOFFREY SMITH and ROY DAY. Reporter VAL HUDSON will be following up viewers' own time- and money-saving ideas. The address to send your ideas to is: Indoors Outdoors, Villiers House, London [Postcode removed].
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS
Producer BRIAN DAVIES
The Good Ideas Book, £1.70, from boot-shops

A series of five programmes 4: The Observers
Producer IAN WOOLF

The John Player Cup- Quarter-final. Gosforth v Rosslyn Park. Today's North v South confrontation puts into opposition the two sides that contested the 1976 Final. Can the London club reap their revenge?
Commentator NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results

News of the week, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

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

Weather

Certainties and Doubts
'Anyone who wants to understand me must know Norway - those winters and those mists. Oh how they long for the sun ...'
Scandinavia, March 1898. Celebrations for the 70th birthday of the greatest writer Norway had ever known: banquets, performances, speeches and some very awkward moments -for the old man was a stickler when it came to etiquette. This programme tells the story of Ibsen's life, through those events, his plays and the words of critics and admirers.
Including excerpts from Brand, A Doll's House, The Wild Duck, The Master Builder, John Gabriel Borkman and When We Dead Awaken - with certain characters played by their 'real-life' selves, when there are hints at autobiography....

The Plays
Ibsen at 70

With JOHN FRANKLYN-BOBBINS JOHN NORMINGTON and JOHN RINGHAM 'in discussion' and MICHAEL SMEE as Narrator

A BBC co-production with Bayerischer Rundfunk and RM Productions Munich

In the second of this series of six programmes, Ludovic Kennedy talks to one of Britain's most effective crime-busters about a life with crime from a detective's point of view. Leonard ' Nipper' Read headed the powerful regional crime squads and was the man who brought the Kray brothers to justice. A colourful character who became a master of disguise, 'Nipper' gives us some insight into the criminals he knew and the way he caught them, as well as expressing his hopes and fears for Britain's police force.
Producer LAVINIA WARNER
Executive producer FRANK SMITH

Major British films of the 60s.
Tonight starring Albert Finney
Rachel Roberts , Shirley Anne Field With his days spent at a factory bench, Arthur Seaton determines that on Saturday night - at least - he will be his own boss. The evenings are spent at the local pubs and the nights with Brenda, a fellow worker's wife. But the harsh reality of Sunday mornings and growing responsibility gradually affect Arthur's life ...
Screenplay by ALAN SILLITOE from his own novel
Produced by TONY RICHARDSON and HARRY SALTZMAX
Directed by KAREL REISZ