6.40 Microeconomics

7.5 Stereochemistry: Configurations

7.30 Cloister to Cloister?: Part 1

4.50 Brunelleschi's Architecture

5.15 The Sense Organs

5.40 Psychology

6.5 Reading Development

6.30 Mugging

Frame of the Day
DAVID VINE introduces an outstanding frame, together with news and comment from the World
Championship in Sheffield.

The enchanting tale of four children who defy the spells of an evil magician.
A cartoon film from radio-canada

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

James Bolam in Diamond Cut Diamond by COLIN MORRIS with James Garbutt. JeanHeywood ' You've always had position and money. All I could do was look out for myself.'
Cast in order of appearance
Producer Andrew OSBORN
Director TERENCE WILLIAMS (First shewn on BBC1)

Reflecting the varied music, rhythms and moods of musicians today.
Tonight's programme features Marian Montgomery and Richard Rodney Bennett with the LAURIE HOLLOWAY QUINTET
Recorded at
The Dome. Brighton Producer
KEN GRIFFUI (RepeaQ

(also on BBC1)

As the Rhodesian conflict reaches its climax BBCtv cameras have gained access to the largest and most secretive guerrilla force operating in the country. ZANU, led by the cool and little-known Dr Robert Mugabe , is an increasingly powerful contender for total control. MUGABE, the most feared and wanted man in White Rhodesia, has been called ' The Black Hitler! by one British newspaper. But what are he and his followers really like? When we in Britain label them as ' terrorists', do we do more to satisfy our own prejudices than explain their aims and actions?
Portrait of a ' Terrorist Is a glimpse behind the scenes of a revolution in the making. Reporter NICK ROSS
Producer JENNY BARRACLOUGE

The Embassy
World Professional
Snooker Championship
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of the fourth day's play from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
The current World Champion RAY REARDON , and the No 8 seed DENNIS TAYLOR , complete their first-round matches tonight.
Commentators TED lowe
JACK KAENEHM , CLIVE EVERTON

The Self-help Show Presented by Ian Breach and Ann Hunter
A fortnightly-look at community action. A new style, two new faces, and some new ideas about self-help.
In South London, groups of kids, pensioners and tenants are learning how to use and enjoy photography both for themselves and for their community-The Black-friars Photography Project.
And with public money tight, many of the neighbourhood resource and information centres around the country are under threat. We'll be looking at the problems of one in particular.
A Community Programme Unit production

PETER DORLING introduces extracts from some of the day's Election speeches.