6.40 Marina

7.5 Caffeine Project

7.30 Cloister to Cloister? Part 2

Story: Mr Jones ' Lazy Day Written by L. F. TRUMAN Presenters
Sarah Long , David Hargreaves
(Repeat. Repeated on BBCl at 3.55 pm)

A special ceremony live from the City of London Guildhall to mark the tenth anniversary of the granting of the Open University charter, including
Installation of Lord Briggs of Lewes as Chancellor
Conferment of honorary degrees upon HE Kingman Brewster, US Ambassador, and The Rt Hon Roy Jenkins
Presentation of Doctors, Masters and Bachelors to the Chancellor
Address by Lord Perry, the Vice-Chancellor
Music performed by SYMPHONIAE SACRAE director MARTIN NICHOLLS BBC OU Outside Broadcast Director ROGER TUCKER

4.50 Goethe

5.15 Respiratory Mechanisms

5.40 Eysenck's Demon

6.5 Social Work Under Attack

6.30 Banking

James Bolam in High Life and Hunger by JAMES MITCHELL with James Garbutt , Jean Heywood ' So far he's knocked off cats and birds and a labrador dog. Next time it could be a Duke
Producer ANDREW OSBORN. Director MICHAEL HAYES

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

The Nuclear Option
After near-disaster at Harrisburg, can we live safely with nuclear power - and can we live without it?
Producers PETER CERESOLE. COLIN MARTIN DAVID WALTER. Editor PETER IBBOTSON

starringwithand
guest star Darlene Carr A Day in the Life of.... ... James Hart , law student. It turns out to be a normal, routine, run-of-the-mill day-a frustrating, nerve-racking 24 hours!

A Time to Love and a Time to Die continues the season of films directed by DOUGLAS SIRK starring John Gavin , Lilo Pulver
A young German soldier becomes bitterly disillusioned with the war and the Nazi ' cause' when he returns to his village, finding his love destroyed and his parents missing. Sirk directs a moving love story within the context of this fiercely anti-war film.
Screenplay by ORIN JANNINGS. Based on the novel by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE Produced by ROBERT ARTHUR Films: page 23

Weather

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public.
Tonight: Signs of Life
Presented by the National Union of the Deaf
' Deaf people pay full licence fees yet have no weekly programme of their own. This programme, in sign language with sub-titles and voices-over for hearing viewers, explains the range and the beauty of sign language. Television companies say there is no market for such a programme. We believe there is. Why not join us and find out? '
Made with the help of the Community Programme Unit