6.40 Classroom Interaction

7.5 Teaching by Telephone

7.30 Examining the Broadcasts

Today's story:
The Mottster from Half-way <o TVotchere by MAX VEt. THKYS
Presenters Floella Benjamin, David Hargreaves

4.50 Education in Portugal (1)

5.15 Circadian Rhythms (2)

5.40 Earthquakes

6.5 Krishna and Christ

6.30 Quantum Theory: Electrons and Photons

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

Starring Basil Radford, Joan Greenwood
with James Robertson Justice, Gordon Jackson

Ealing Studios won international recognition with this spirited comedy, shot on the remote Hebridean island of Barra.
It is 1943, and the island of Todday is an island of despair. Everyone's spirits are at zero - Todday is without whisky, the water of life. Then a shipwreck brings hope when the islanders learn that the cargo is whisky. But finders cannot always expect to be keepers.
Written by COMPTON MACKENZIE and ANGUS MACPHAIL
Produced by MICHAEL BALCON
Directed by ALEXANDER MACKENDRICK
(Black and White).
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In the first of four programmes recorded at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama before an audience of music students, the cellist Jacqueline du Pre takes a Masterclass on the work which, above all others, she made particularly her own: the Elgar cello concerto. with FAYE CLINTON and CHRISTINE JACKSON accompanist
CLIFFORD BENSON
Lighting BURT OATEN Sound JEFF BAKER
Director KEITH CHEETHAM

A comedy film series, starring in The Second Time Around
... love is easier; more comfortable, so they say. Can that really happen for Rhoda?

Investigates, Discovers. Questions This week: The Police We Deserve?
Are they still the best and most even-handed police in the world? Or are they becoming increasingly authoritarian and heavy-handed with the ' hallowed' rights of the individual? .
To the police it often seems that the rest of us want it both ways; we deplore increasing crime, vandalism and villains who get-away-with-it. But at the same time, we complain about each and every alleged erosion of our traditional liberties ...With three Chief Constables and three critics, Desmond Wilcox examines the delicate balance, in a democracy, between police efficiency and individual freedom.
Studio director ROSALIND GOLD Producer DESMOND LAPSLEY Editor TIM SLESSOR

Richard Duckenfield previews the 1979 BBC2 Floodlit Competition, which begins next Tuesday, and looks back at some of the highlights of last season's competition. Also Eric Ashton , the Great Britain coach, and Alex Murphy , former Great Britain coach now with Salford, have a critical look at the Test Matches during the recent tour of Australia.
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS. BBC Manchester

The second of two special concerts This week: Ricki Lee Jones featuring highlights of her performance at the Dominion Theatre, London, on 9 September 1979.
Introduced by Anne Nightingale
Television presentation by MICHAEL APPLETON

Weather

HUGH DICKSON reads The Unfortunate Miller by A. E. COPPARD