6.40 Learning Problems

7.5 Colour Television: 2

7.30 Degrees of Difference

Today's story:
The Wasp Who Liked Windfalls by BARBARA DEEHAN
Guest storyteller Jon Glover Presenters
Sarah Long , Ben Bazell

4.50 Management

5.15 Circadian Rhythms (1)

5.40 Oceanic Crust

6.5 The Ravidasis in Birmingham

6.30 From Peridotite to Granite

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

starring Alec Guinness
Cecil Parker , Herbert Lorn Peter Sellers , Danny Green
Mrs Wilberforce is one of London's nicer landladies. A little vague perhaps, but definitely not the sort of person to have a gang of desperate killers in her house. Unfortunately, Professor Marcus and his friends are not the musical society she supposes and their plans for the little old lady are anything but harmonious.
Screenplay by WILLIAM ROSE Produced by MICHAEL BALCON
Directed by ALEXANDER MACKENDRICK Films: page 31

With
Rhythm on 2 Floating up the River Thames on board the luxurious Silver Barracuda, Parisian jazz pianist Jack Dieval , founder of the famous Jazz at The Champs Élysées', entertains us on this side of the Channel as London, ancient and modern, sails past in the background.
Also on board David Snell International jazz harpist and French singing star Agnes Sarkis with ARTHUR WATTS (bass) ALAN GANLEY (drums)
ROGER GUERIN (trumpet)
CLAUDE GOUSSET (trombone)
Engineering manager MAURICE GARMAN Lighting SAM BRANTER Sound GRAHAM MINES Producer KEN GRIFFIN

A comedy film series starring with A Night in the Emergency Room
Grateful though she is for small mercies, Rhoda has to face it. An urgent visit to the casualty department of a hospital is not likely to result in an encounter with your actual Florence Nightingale -or anyone else for that matter!
Written by COLEMAN MITCHELL and GEOFFREY NEIGHER
Directed by TONY MORDENTS

Investigates, Discovers, Questions
This week: Who'd Own an Island?
What happens when a wealthy businessman, with a taste for adventure, buys a Scottish island, determined to make it pay? When modern private enterprise confronts ancient traditions of feudalism and benevolent patronage? What, at a time of national stringency, should the mainland do to subsidise the islands' way of life? Are they geographical lame ducks - beautiful, but doomed?
When Keith Schellenberg (who thought nothing of driving his 1930 Bentley across the Sahara) bought the Hebridean Isle of Eigg in 1975, he was seeking an opportunity to prove that democratic capitalism could work, that the island economy could begin to manage without government subsidy. Four years later the population has almost doubled, and Eigg is approaching solvency.
But success has highlighted major human problems - identical to those faced by mainland society. Gavin Scott reports on the price paid for prosperity by Eigg, its people and its Laird.
Film cameraman DAVID PEAT Film editor HEFNY ZAKI
Producer DESMOND LAPSLEY Editor TIM SLESSOR

with his
Orchestra and Chorus
Part 1 of a concert recorded last year at the Royal Albert Hall.
Director
ENKMARD BOBMEB A ZDF/ORF/SRG co-production

The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing
Tonight's programme again features two matches, both of which decide who will go through into the semi-finals. In the first group whoever loses between ELLIS STANBURY of Wales, and BARRY SALTER of Australia, will be out of this tournament.
In the other group, DAVID MCGILL has to beat DILL MOSELEY to progress to the next round.
Commentators DAVID VINE and DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Weather

GARY WATSON reads
Rock Shoot by TED WALKER