7.40 Northcliffe Community High School

8.5 Man-made Macromolecules

8.30 M101/18 Conic Sections

8.55 Handicapped in the Community

9.20 Concorde

9.45 Maths - Polynomial Approximations

10.10 Statistics - Significance Testing

10.35 A Select Committee

11.0 The prime of Miss Jean Brodie

11.25 The State of Water

11.50 Living Language

12.15 Learning Strategy. Teaching Style

12.40 The Flood

1.5 The Genesis of Dissident

1.30 Army Board (1)

The John Player League featuring
Surrey v Middlesex
With no international calls this weekend both teams are potentially at full strength for this London derby. Middlesex fast bowler, Wayne Daniel , showed his strength earlier this season when he took four wickets for 13 runs against Derbyshire.
Surrey, captained by Roger Knight , continue to combine youth with experience.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures.
ESSEX v SUSSEX
GLAMORGAN V SOMERSET
HAMPSHIRE V GLOUCESTERSHIRE KENT V LANCASHIRE
WARWICKSHIRE V NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Commentators at the Oval
JOIIN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
Television presentation by BOB DUNCAN and HUW JONES
(BBC Cymru/Wales only: GLAMORGAN r SOMERSET and Baseball)

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear
With Richard Whitmore Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

A Chinese Journey by Ron Pickering
Shortly after the Communists came to power in 1949, China was excluded from the world's single most important sporting event: the Olympic Games - that is, until this April, when the People's Republic were once again invited back into the Olympic movement. During her time of exclusion, what has happened to China's sport and physical culture? Recently sportswriter and commentator RON PICKERING went to find out. His travels carried him from Wuhan, where 6,000 young people take part in a mass swim of the Yangtze river, to Peking's Summer Palace, where an old librarian explains the philosophical subtleties of ' shadow boxing '. His journey ends in Thailand at the Asian Games, where he asks whether China's policy of ' friendship first, competition second' still holds good, or is this country now going to be as keen as anyone to win as many gold medals as she can? Film cameraman MIKE SPOONER Film editor HOWARD BILLlNGHAM Producer RICHARD TAYLOR

Weather

A series of seven filmed plays
3: Dear Harriet by JOHN ELLIOT
Harriet, younger sister of a belted earl, leads a secluded life in his country castle, lost in her dreams, until autumn brings its flocks of migrating wildfowl-and a fellow on a motor-bike.
Theme music bv DAVE GREENSLADE Film cameramen BERNARD HEDGES ALAN JONAS. Film editor LIZ THOYTS Designer BILL NOBLE
Produced by ALASTAIR REID .
Directed by JOHN ELLIOT , BBC Bristol

La Bayadere
A three-act ballet by MARIUS PETIPA with music by LUDWIG MINKUS
For the first time British viewers .loin the audience in the Kirov Theatre, Leningrad, to watch a Performance by the dancers of one of the Soviet Union's greatest ballet companies.
La Bayadère is a 19th-century masterpiece telling a tragic love story set in legendary India. It is danced tonight in the theatre that saw some of its earliest performances. When Rudolf Nureyev mounted the last act for the Royal Ballet in London, critics were astonished at its beauty. Now we are to see the entire work in the Soviet production by VLADIMIR PONOMAREV and VAKHTANG CHABUKIANI. conductor VIKTOR SHIROKOV
In the interval Humphrey Burton talks to Clement Crisp, Dance Critic of the Financial Times
Television direction by HELENA MACHERET A Russian Television production

starring Jeanne Moreau Jean-Claude Brialy
When her husband-to-be David is shot dead at their wedding, Julie at first contemplates suicide. But sorrow turns to anger and she decides to track down and kill the men responsible for the shooting.
Screenplay by FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT and JEAN-LOUIS RICHARD based on the novel
The Bride Wore Black by WILLIAM IRISH Produced by MARCEL BERBERT
Directed by FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT (A French film with English sub-titles). Films: p 15