7.40 Pearl Harbor

8.5 Measuring Electrons and Atoms

8.30 M101/10 Area Games

8.55 Sound in View

9.20 Michelson Interferometer

9.45 Ecological Sampling

10.10 Men, Machines and the Secretary

10.35 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

11.0 Iteration and Convergence

11.25 What is Truth?

11.50 Social Work, Community Work and Society

12.15 Noise and Interference

12.40 Quantum Theory and Atomic Structures

1.5 Aluminium in Lynemouth

1.30 Nuclear Power USA

The Multiple Mirror Telescope
Patrick Moore visits the revolutionary multiple mirror telescope on Mount Hopkins in Arizona.

Five lectures from the Royal Institution on a theme for the 80s. In this final lecture Professor A. H. Halsey , Professor of Social Studies at the University of Oxford, sums up.

The John Player Cup Final Leicester v London Irish
Cup-holders Leicester are appearing in their third successive final. Led by British Lion Peter Wheeler, the side has six other English Internationals available for selection including ' Dusty' Hare, who has already kicked some very important goals in this year's competition. Against this formidable line-up London Irish, in their first final, are also led by a British Lion John O'Driscoll. They feel that their mobile pack and speedy backs will give as good as they get, and that in prolific goal-kicker Clive Meanwell they will be able to punish any Leicester mistakes. Commentator at Twickenham
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer huw JONES
A selection of original Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCR 348), from record shops
The World of Rugby, 16.25, from bookshops 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
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Peter Hobday reports on the people and the events that affect your money, your savings and your business affairs. Each week 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

Gold Fever
Narrated by PATRICK ALLEN
A housewife making £500,000 in a year from sand and cyanide ... A ghost town with just one inhabitant making £300 a day from a hole in the ground ... Father and son making an unusual discovery with a metal detector ... It's all to do with gold fever and the new rush along Western Australia's Golden
Mile-once the richest few acres of gold-bearing country in the world.
The behind-the-headlines story of the effect that record world bullion prices are having on the old goldfields, mine workings and prospectors in the Australian outback. Photography DAVID SOUTH
Film editor jane val baker
Written and produced by BOB SAUNDERS Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES

Weather

A series of eight programmes 1: ' When I was a child ....' Robert Robinson talks to
Clive James ('Most first novels are disguised autobiographies. This autobiography is a disguised novel.')
Philip Oakes (who has just written a book on his childhood) and Julian Barnes (whose first novel begins with his childhood).
Director TONY TYLEY
Producer JOHN ARCHER

' I don't want to dust and polish. And I don't want to work on a farm. I want to write poetry, great poetry, as great as Shakespeare.'
Those are the words of 16-year-old Janie as she comes to the end of a seven-year stay at an Aberdeenshire orphanage. The story of Janie is the story of the writer Jessie Kesson whose remarkable autobiographical novel The White Bird Passes is republished tomorrow.
The first part of the programme is a dramatisation of her childhood as described in the novel; a childhood of poverty, street games, vice, gossip, the squalor of the slum tenement and the rigours of an orphanage, all of which she survived with extraordinary resilience.
In the second part JESSIE KESSON , as she is today, relates her unusual upbringing to her distinctive work as a writer and her task as a social worker in London. featuring with IRENE SUNTERS , JEAN FAULDS
DAWN MASSIE , BINKIE DARLING ROSE MCBAIN , JAMES KENNEDY
EILEEN MCCALLUM , MARJORIE DALZEIL IAN STEWART , SHEILA DONALD
JOANNA KEDDIE , MARY RIGGANS GEORDIE HAMILTON
JOAN FITZPATRICK , W. H. D. JOSS RON PATERSON , DAVID MOWATT BILL RIDDOCH and DEREK ANDERS
Film editor POLLY MOSELEY
Photography NORMAN SHEPHERD Designer ALEC GOURLAY Producer JAMES HUNTER Written and directed by MIKE RADFORD BBC Scotland

Twice a year German television devotes most of the night to a rock music programme which is transmitted over the Eurovision network. For the first time BBC2 joins Eurovision for part of Rockpalast. BBC presentation TOM CORCORAN

starring
Timothy Bottoms , Jason Robards
Dalton Trumbo 's fiercely anti-war film tells the moving story of an American soldier appallingly injured on the last day of World War 1. Despite massive handicaps, young Joe begins the struggle to retain his dignity and sanity.
Produced by BRUCE CAMPBELL. Written and directed by DALTON TRUMBO. Films: p 19