10.50 Moths and Flies

11.15 The First Years of Life: Clash!

11.40 Energy in the Home: Building for the Future

12.00 Societies in Close-up

Battle for the Acropolis
Living with the 20th century is rapidly destroying the fragile remains of the world's ancient civilisations and a year ago UNESCO appealed for funds to save the monuments of the Acropolis. To save them from damage from tramping tourists and from a corroding network of ancient steel, slowly expanding inside the historic marble, which has turned the buildings into potential time-bombs. A documentary classic. (THE LISTENER) SerieseditorBRUCENORMAN
Written and produced by ROY DAVIES (Rpf)

Australia v West Indies from
Brisbane RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the second day's play.
Television presentation by 9 NETWORK. Australia
Producer NICK HUNTER

Northampton v Llanelli
In their centenary year Northampton, having started badly, are now beginning to show improved form. They will have to be at their best, however, to take on the might of Llanelli, whose high scoring record always makes them an attractive side to watch.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH reports from Franklins Gardens.
Director Huw Joseph Producer HUW JONES
Rugby scores on Ceefax

concludes a short season of films for all the family.
Today starring June Allyson, Peter Lawford

1927: an era when girls were Shebas and the boys were Sheikhs and life on a university campus was full of romance, flirtation, comedy and music and where the right boy and the right girl always ended up together. Well so it is, in this enchanting and vivacious musical.

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 29

A digest of the news of the week and other matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear.
With Richard Baker
Editor RICHARD 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.
Deputy editor CLIVE SYDDALL Editor PAUL ELLIS

Told by Laurens van der Post
For several days and nights writer Laurens van der Post and his granddaughter Emma walked through the bush and slept under the stars in the midst of an African wilderness. Accompany them were Ian Player, an almost legendary ranger, and a guide and keeper of Zulu history, Magqubu Ntombela. At night around their fire they heard the haunting cry of baboons bunted by lions and leopards. By day they were able to approach, as only a small party can to within 30 yards of a rhino family and a herd of dangerous African buffalo.
What is the impact of Africa on someone seeing and experiencing it for the first time? What is it like to be on watch alone beside a fire in a true wilderness? Above all, does this kind of simple king point the way to a closer and deeper understanding of why we need wild animals even more than they need us for their survival?
BBC Bristol

Owain Arwel Hughes conducts and introduces the music of Brahms, Chabrier, Handel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Verdi, Villa Lobos, Wagner. With
Teresa Cahill, Michael Rippon
BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra leader DENNIS SIMONS : and the Huddersfield Choral Society From St George's Hall, Bradford
Produced by JOHN VERNON

[Starring] Harry Andrews as Tolstoy, Alan Dobie as Ivan Ilyich
also starring Rosemary Leach, Annette Crosbie

A sudden waking in the night, the presence of something in an empty room-what is it? The voice of despair? ...or death?

Starting from that key experience in the life of the author of War and Peace and Anna Karenina, this film explores Tolstoy's beliefs, his 'conversion', the havoc of his love life, and his concern with death - as seen through a dramatisation of his celebrated story The Death of Ivan Ilyich.

by VERA BRiTTAiN , dramatised m five parts by ELA:NE MORGAN
An autobiography 1913-1925
5- 1918 Vera nursed in France throughout the great German offensive but was forced by her mother's illness to return to London. After the death of her muehtoved brother Edward, she resumed nursing, finding that she must begin all over again.
Music composed and conducted by GEOFFREY BURGON
Studio fighting MVE SYBENHAM Script editor BETTY wiLUNGtH Designer SALLY HULKE
Producer JONATHAN POWELL
Directed by MOiRA ARMSTRONG
(For cast see Tuesday at 7.40 pm)

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Starring Shashi Kapoor
Eighteen-year-old Siddhartha rebels against his wealthy background, in search of a more meaningful existence. The quest takes him through strange encounters until the final one with the old ferryman who teaches him the 'secret of life'. This adaptation of Hermann Hesse's novel is distinguished by Sven Nykvist's stunning images of the landscapes of ancient India.
Written and directed by CONRAB ROOKS (First showing on British television) Films: page M