6.40 Genetic Manipulation of Wheat

7.5 Gravity Model

7.30 English Flats of the 1930s

The programme looks at a problem which most Asian women in this country have to face at some time or another.
There is also a story for young children and a popular song.
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Birmingham

Story: Fox in Socks
Written and illustrated by DR SEUSS Presenters
Sarah Long , Fred Harris

4.50 Biosynthesis of Terpenes

5.15 Bayesian Inference

5.40 History of Mathematics

6.5 Holography at Work

6.30 African Religious Dance

The last of a 13-part worldwide series.
Presented by Ronald Eyre Loose Ends
The Search has taken three years on four continents, and more than 150,000 miles of travel for the searcher RONALD EYRE.
But where has it left him? With a series of questions which he tries to answer in company with the many people he has met, and talked to, on his travels. Questions like:
'You're not a religious man yourself, are you? '
... Religion's on the way out, isn't it? '
'Which one's best? '
... ' How do I cope with death? '
'Between you and me', goes the first question, 'do you really believe in God? '
Associate producers
MISCHA SCORER. JONATHAN STEDALL
Producer PETER MONTAGNON ( Postponed from 20 June, 1979)

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

by LEONARD BARRAS starring
Roy Kinnear and Henry Livings with Jean Boht , Colin Edwynn and Meg Johnson
An entertainment in six episodes recorded on the stage of The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield 1: Is Your Granny Insatiable? In which we meet
SYDNEY PROGMORTON. demented arch-moralist, obsessed by his artefacts ALICE PROGMORTON , his despairingly thwarted would-be nymphomaniac wife
TOM IXWEED , their compulsively good natured, egregious grit-blaster friend
WPC BELINDA VANGLE, singing her song beneath the lamp
SGT OLIVER HECKLEWELL. dramatic chorus and raconteur
And we introduce briefly DR BERTRAM STASSIDGE and INSP DAVID FRINGFOOT , solely to let us know they exist.
Sadly there will be only the briefest glance at GRANNY IXWEED and her BOY'S OWN CHEMISTRY SET.
Music by ALEX GLASGOW
Musical director STAN ROOCROFT Designer KEN LAWSON Director PHILIP HEDLEY
Producer TONY HARRISON. BBC Manchester

To the Limit and Beyond
The houselights dim, the band strikes ' Hearts of Oak' and two spotlights pierce down on the sailors marching, arms interlocked, faces tensely set, into the arena. It is one of the highlights of the London season: the Royal Navy's field-gun competition at the Royal Tournament. It is so fast that spectators cannot hope to comprehend the brilliance of the most violent time-and-motion action in the world. Nor can they imagine the year of discipline and blood and amputations that goes into the forging of a field-gunner. Written and narrated by tan Wooldridge
Film cameramen CHRIS ODEI. L, JEREMY STAVENHAGEN. Film recordist CHRIS RENTY Film editor DON CANDLIN Producer MICHAEL BEGG

Southern Nevada, 1957. US Army GIs crouch in foxholes as an atomic bomb explodes one mile away. People living in nearby towns were told that the nuclear radiation from these tests was harmless. But an investigative journalist who visited the area didn't believe the experts. Paul Jacobs followed the story for 20 years before dying himself from cancer last year.
This WNET film caused enormous controversy when it was shown in the USA earlier this year.
Produced by JACK WILLIS Written and directed by JACK WILLIS and SAUL LANDAU. See page I

Weather

with Ian Breach and Ann Hunter
Do you go to the library just to borrow books? A local library can be a focus for all sorts of activities - somewhere to meet, play or paint. Grapevine visits three libraries in Manchester who have opened their doors to the local communities.
Also, theatre group Gay Sweat-shop on tour in Belfast, and in the studio.
A COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT production

New Zealand v France First Test from Christchurch
An exciting match between two of the world's best teams. France have never won a Test in New Zealand, on two previous tours, and this will be their seventh meeting on Kiwi soil. Commentator KEITH QUINN
Television presentation TV ONE, BCNZ