8.5 Quantum Theory: Standing Waves and Energy Levels

8.30 The Alchemist

8.55 A Case of Common Ownership

9.20 Electromagnetics and Electronics

9.45 Maths - Heat Equation

10.10 M101/30 Algebra

10.35 Poetry in Public

11.0 World Modelling on Trial

11.25 Preparing for Exams

11.50 Artists' Films

12.15 Vienna: Stripping the Facade

12.40 History of Mathematics

1.5 Elections, Profits and Statistics

A series of six programmes with CLIFF MORGAN and CARWYN JAMES 1: Origins
An inscription on a stone at Rugby School suggests that a former pupil, William Webb Ellis , originated the ' handling code This programme challenges the authenticity of that claim and sees the establishment of rugby football as an international sport.
Producer DEW, GRIFFITHS BBC Cymru/Wales

Rubens
One of the most popular painters from his time to our own, Rubens was not only an extravagant success as an artist but also a diplomat involved in the power politics of his age, in total contrast to his contemporary Caravaggio.
The film was shot on location in Antwerp. Paris, Venice, Mantua,
Rome, London and Madrid and examines all aspects of his work. Written and narrated by ROBERT HUGHES
Film editor MARTIN CRUMP
Producer LORNA PEGRAM

Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith Wales XV v Romania
Romania play their first game ever against an international representative side from the UK. Judging by their past performances against France, the Wales XV will find them difficult opponents. Leicester v Coventry
A Midlands clash, with Coventry having recruited the promising English fly-half Huw DAVIES. Commentators in Cardiff DAVID PARRY-JONES in Leicester NIGEL STAMMER-SMITH
Director in Cardiff DEWI GRIFFITHS Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Richard Baker
EditorRICHARD GAMBLE

William Davis reports on the People and the events that affect your money, your savings and Your business affairs. Each week In The Money Programme there are reports from companies in the news, and on how decisions that their bosses make affect jobs, Prices and future prospects.
Reporters
PAUL BARRY , JOHN WATKINSON Deputy editor CLIVE SYDDALL tditor PAUL ELLIS

Etosha - The Place of Dry Water Narrated by IAN HOLM
Etosha, in the midst of arid Namibia, is the site of an extinct lake and one of Africa's great wildlife preserves. The watery Images that shimmer on its dry surface give rise to its name - the Place of dry water. Around its edges waterholes support large herds of zebra, wildebeeste, springbok and other savanna animals. But to drink is to risk death.
Below the water, turtles lie in wait for thirsty doves; frogs cannibalise one another; a lioness waits to teach her cubs to kill-some of the many surprises as the struggle for survival unfolds.
Film editor CHRIS FRASER Music composed by MIKE TRIM and HELEN HURDEN Photographed and produced by DAVID HUGHES and CAROL HUGHES
Series editors MICHAEL ANDREWS and ANTHONY ISAACS

Weather

Joseph Cooper as questionmaster invites you to match your musical wits against Joyce Grenf ell
John Julius Norwich , Robin Ray Guest musician John Birch
Designer PAMELA LAMBOOY Sound LANCE ANDREWS
Lighting DUNCAN BROWN Producer WALTER TODDS Director HELEN MORTON

by GEORGE and WEEDON GROSSMITH dramatised in nine parts by BASIL BOOTHROYD
5: Lupin is in employment at last.
Make-up TULAH TUE
COStUme KIRSTIE COLAM
Designer DAVID MACKENZIE Producer ROSEMARY HILL Directed by BILL HAYS

A look at the publishing game
Each year, 80 books a day enter the race to reach the reader. Agents, publishers and marketing directors groom each manuscript and do everything possible to help their runner catch the public's fancy.
Joan Bakewell follows the fortunes of three of this year's hopefuls:
The Four Hundred by STEPHEN SHEPPARD - an attempt at the best-seller list; The Old Jest by JENNIFER JOHNSTON - a serious literary novel: The Complete Practical Book of Country Crafts by JACK HILL - non-fiction textbook.
Film editor PETER MAYHEW Executive producer BILL MORTON
Producer JULIA MATHESON ,

by JOHN LE CARR É, dramatised by ARTHUR HOPCRAFT in seven parts
4- Control to Smiley-'There are three of them - and Alleline

The United States Grand Prix from Watkins Glen
The final race of the 1979 season by satellite from the 3.3 mile circuit in New York State. MURRAY WALKER is again joined in the commentary box by former world champion JAMES HUNT , whose record at the Glen was outstanding -two wins, a second and a third.
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

starring Asher Brauner
Rudy Solari , Rita Moreno
Life on the factory floor is tough for Bobby Rose ; not in the conventional sense but because he's the ' boss' son'. Dad wants him to take over the business, while his workmates resent his presence. Tensions mount when Bobby discovers that carpets are being stolen and a confrontation between workers and management leads to a violent climax.
Produced by JEFFREY WHITE
Written and directed by BOBBY ROTH