7.40 Oxfam

8.5 Steelmaking

8.30 Edinburgh Observed

8.55 Demographic Crisis

9.20 Sin (V + 3)

9.45 Newton's Present Day Success

10.10 Mining

10.35 Art and Environment

11.0 Site 167 D.S.D.P.

11.25 Farming: Organic or Intensive

11.50 Maths: Complex Functions

12.15 Baroque Wind Instruments

12.40 The European City

1.5 Unemployment in the 30s

1.30 Housing: 1840-1895

starring Jack Hawkins
Jack Hawkins stars in this lighthearted drama about a frustrated furniture designer who suddenly decides that the solution to all his Problems is to emigrate to Australia with his family. He soon discovers that this decision creates more difficulties than he had to start with. Screenplay by WILLIAM ROSE from an original story by WILLIAM ROSI and TANIA ROSI Produced by MICHAEL BALCON Directed by MICHAEL TRUMAN Films: page 19

Jonathan Cohen , musical director and pianist, presents his own choice of music and songs with Kim Goody and the Co-operation Singers
This week he shows how music can be used to create anticipation and is joined by a group of hand-bell ringers. Musicians
DAVE CHRISTOPHER , JtMMY HASTINGS PAUL ROBINSON , MIKE WARD
Lighting JOHN FARR
Sound ANTHONY PHII.POT
Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Executive producer cynthia FELGATE Producer AVRIL PRICE

The Keys of Paradise
A group of chemicals in the brain, discovered only a few years ago by a team in Aberdeen, holds out hope not only for understanding of our appetites and sensations but also for treatment of apparently unconnected maladies such as schizophrenia, obesity and drug addiction.

Tonight from BBC Midlands:
Copse and Maggots-a celebration of 30 years of Silverstone.
Copse Corner and Maggots Curve are two of the landmarks on the Silverstone motor racing circuit in Northamptonshire. In the first post-war British Grand Prix in 1948, the lap record was 77.73 mph. Since then this former airfield has become renowned as the fastest Grand Prix circuit in the world with a lap record of over 130 mph. World champion Marto Andretti is one of the top racing drivers who talk about Silverstone in this film which follows the preparations for the 30th Daily Express International Trophy for Formula One cars held in 1978. Film editor MIKE MULLINER Producer ROGER CASSTLES
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

A series in which Bryan Magee talks to 15 leading philosophers about Western philosophy today. 10: The Philosophy of Language with John Searle , Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET HOENIG

If you had the chance, who would you most like to meet?

This week's guest, The Rt Hon Shirley Williams, MP meets the 'Seven':
Mary Cockcroft, business analyst, aged 24
Keith Fraser, car worker, aged 23
Pam Griffin, PE teacher, aged 22
Lisa Halstead, housewife, aged 23
Gary Jackson, artist, aged 23
John McIlvride, actor, aged 24
Mark Renton, undergraduate, aged 18

Each week the 'Seven' have the chance to exchange views with a personality of their choice.

BBC Manchester

Introduced by Pete Drummond This week: Bruford from Oxford Polytechnic
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

Weather

A series of seven film profiles 3: Barbara Cartland
She has sold more books than any living author - over 100-million - and with over 250 books published, she is one of the most prolific writers of all time.
In this film she talks to Robert Robinson about her romantic fiction and is seen working and relaxing at home in Camfield Place, her 400-acre estate in Hertfordshire.
Executive producer PETER ROGES Director TONY TYLEY

Each week Michael Charlton is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference.
National and international figures discuss and explain their views.
Producer ANNE MOIR

by GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL
This performance of Handel's epic oratorio was recorded in the Brangwyn Hall. Swansea, during the St David 's Music Week.
Jennifer Smith (soprano)
Wendy Eathorne (soprano)
Bernadette Greevy (contralto) Philip Langridge (tenor) Brian Rayner Cook (bass) Gwynne Howell (bass) Dyfed Choir director JOHN DAVIES
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN Continuo: John Senter (cello) Charles Spinks (harpsichord) Alan Harverson (organ) conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras
Introduced by HUMPHREY BURTON
Lighting LEN STEPHENS Sound GRAHAM GAMBLES
Producer j. MERVYN Williams
Director VINCENT DOWDALL. BBC Walei

An anthology of films based on the stories of nine distinguished American authors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Tonight: Parker Adderson, Philosopher by AMBROSE BIERCE starring Harris Yulin
A confrontation between the Confederate general of a battered army and a Yankee spy with pretensions to being a philosopher, ends in unexpected and tragic violence.
Written and directed by ARTHUR BARRON Producer ozzie BROWN

Weather

starring Ann Sheridan Kent Smith
Dr Richard Talbot 's chance meeting with the beautiful Nora Pren tiss makes his hitherto well-ordered and predictable life seem dull. But their clandestine affair leads to deception, despair and an accusation of murder.
Screenplay by N. RICHARD NASH from a story by PAUL WEBSTER and JACK SOBELL Directed by VINCENT SHERMAN
, Films: page 19