7.40 Brake Testing

8.5 Modelling

8.30 The Early Music-hall

8.55 Class and 1848

9.20 Differentiating Fields

9.45 The Universe Yesterday

10.10 Metal Finishing

10.35 River Measurement

12.40 Shrine of St Peter

1.5 Guerrilla Warfare in Algeria

1.30 A Case of Common Ownership

1.55 Oceanography - Look Ahead

starring
Anthony Steel Robert Beatty David Knight Margo Lorenz
James Robertson Justice
A tender love story set against the background of busy London Airport. A young American engineer bound for the Middle East and a Central European girl en route to the United States to a wealthy fiance meet when fog
Keeps them grounded overnight....
Screenplay by JOHN ELDRIDGE and MICHAEL RELPH Produced by MICHAEL BALCON Directed by BASIL DEARDEN Films: page 27

at Drogheda
The Pope visits the Archdiocese of Armagh within the ecclesiastical province of Ulster.
Television presentation by RTE

A series of 15 programmes 3:The Operation

Ian Breach and Ann Hunter present the first of four monthly reports by the programme that looks at community action and self-help. Who'll Look After the Kids?
An increasing number of working parents have little choice about the type of care they can get for their children. With a huge unmet demand for day-care for the under-fives and at least half-a-million children left alone after school every day, many parents are desperately looking for solutions.
Grapevine reports on some campaigns to improve the provision for working parents and visits two community nurseries in Hackney, London, and an after-school project in Cambridge.
A COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT production

Gavin Millar visits the banks of the Seine where Renoir staged his unashamedly French-flavoured version of Gorki's classic. With extracts from some other socially concerned films of Renoir's 'popular front' period.

Tonight's film: Les Bas-Fonds
(The Lower Depths)
Starring Louis Jouvet, Jean Gabin, Suzy Prim
Renoir brings his own special warmth and understanding to Gorki's intensely Russian world of poverty, despair and grandeur. In the words of critic Andre Bazin, the film 'embodies the director's most delightful and revealing qualities.'
The Baron, ruined by gambling and women, returns home one evening to discover an uninvited guest - Pepel, a burglar. Explaining his penniless condition, the Baron insists on entertaining the intruder. He learns of Pepel's life in a sordid disreputable lodging house - 'the lower depths' that he, too, is destined to enter.
with Maurice Baquet, Rene Genin, Gabriello and Janie Holt

(A French film with English sub-titles)
(Black and white)
Films: page 27

Weather

I (The Ballad Sinaer)
! starring Luciano Pavarotti and Renata Scotto
PONCHIELLI'S famous four-act opera Performed in San Francisco by the SAN FRANCISCO OPERA COMPANY Words by ARRIGO BOITO
(based on VICTOR HUGO 'S melodrama Angelo, the Tyrant of Padua) Music by Amilcare Ponchielli
Conductor Bruno Bartoletti Designer ZACK BROWN
Producer LOTFI MANSOURI
The scene is 17th-century Venice Part 1
Act 1 Piazzetta of San Marco
Act II Aboard the Dalmatian ship ' The Hecate '
ORCHESTRA, CHORUS AND CORPS DE BALLET OF THE SAN FRANCISCO OPERA
COMPANY
Introduced for BBC Television by BERNARD KEEFFE
For KCET Los Angeles:
Producer JOHN GOBERMAN Director KIRK BROWNING
Associate producers for BBCtv:
KENNETH CORDEN and DENIS MORIARTY

from San Francisco: part 2 Act III: Scene 1
A room in Alvise's palace Scene 2
Great Hall in the House of Gold
Act IV A ruined palace on the Island of Giudecca

Weather

starring George Nader
Maggie Smith , Bernard Lee
Con-man Paul Gregory is willing to serve a prison sentence for the money he makes from the theft of a rare coin collection. But his ingenious plan begins to go wrong when he is sentenced to ten years - twice as long as he anticipated.
Screenplay by SETH HOLT and KENNETH TYNAN from the novel by DONALD MACKENZIE Directed by SETH HOLT
A MICHAEL BALCON production
(First showing on British television)