7.40 Northcliffe Community High School

8.5 Rats and Super Rats

8.30 M101/18 Conic Sections

8.55 Return to Base

9.20 Viewing the Invisible

9.45 Coypu

10.10 Work

10.35 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

11.0 Taylor Polynomials

11.25 Using Public Libraries

11.50 Rathbone Street Change

12.15 Telephone Systems

12.40 Instrumentation

1.5 Pressure Die Casting

1.30 Engineering Structures

The John Player League featuring Yorkshire v Essex
Yorkshire make their first appearance on television this season and although Test stars Geoff Boycott , David Bairstow and Chris Old are available, manager Ray Illingworth and captain John Hampshire also look to their younger players for success. Batsmen James Love and Richard Lumb , together with bowlers Peter Whiteley and Graham Stevenson , are the centre of Yorkshire's hopes this season.
Introduced by PETER WALKER with news of today's other fixtures. Commentators at Headingley JIM LAKER and TONY LEWIS
TV presentation BOB DUNCAN , JOHN MCGONAGLE

plus sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing. With John Edmunds
EditorRICHARD GAMBLE

A series of seven programmes which examine the impact of air travel on ourselves and the world we live in. Presented by Julian Pettifer 1: Changing the World
It all began on 25 August 1919. Four passengers left Hounslow Heath for Paris-the world's first regular, daily, international air service. Today, 600 million people travel by air every year. How has this extraordinary growth in air travel changed our lives? For better or for worse?
This first programme focuses on one small unexpected corner of the world which crystallizes the effects of the aeroplane on mankind. In Papua New Guinea, almost overnight, air travel has transformed a Stone-Age country into a 20th-century state.
Film cameraman EUGENE CARR
Produced by HARRY HASTINGS

Weather

'Born in Bury, Lancashire, just over 30 years ago; choirboy, brass band trombonist, concert pianist, pop musician, songwriter ...
So reads the sleeve notes of one of his many gramophone records.
Now. with his first major television series, Peter Skellern guides us over the next six weeks through periods of his musical life. Featuring the Children of Derby School, Bury and the Besses O'Th' Barn Band conducted by Roy Newsome
Recorded on location in Bury, Lancashire Written by Peter Skellern
Musical associate Andrew Pryce Jackman Director Simon Betts Producer Ken Griffin

by JEREMY PAUL
Jeremy Kemp
PAUL: All he did was plan to nick a bus and drive it across the border - he got the death penalty. CATHERINE: Well ... what can you do ... you're not going to set fire to yourself outside the Russian Embassy. Are you?
A night to remember ... highly topical and original theme ...
(SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)
Producer CAROL ROBERTSON
Director JACK GOLD

The Story of the British Open
In 1860 eight golfers competed in the first championship on a primitive 12-hole course in Scotland. Today 150 of the world's great golfers compete for the honour of being the Open Champion.
Andrew Cruickshank is the reporter on a costumed reconstruction of the first championship. Peter AHiss traces the story of the development of the Open with the help of rare archival film and recalls some of the great dramas of latter-day Opens.
A TRANSWORLD INTERNATIONAL production Director PHIL PILLEY

starring Liza Minnelli , KenHoward Faced with an unsympathetic society, three misfits decide to ' pool their disabilities '. The result of the trio's life in an unconventional household forms the basis of a film which is often wryly funny, yet deeply moving.
Screenplay by MARJORIE KELLOG based on her novel. Produced and directed by OTTO PREMINGER. Films: page 13
(First showing on British television) Music CARL DAVIS Photography
JOHN MCGLASHAN Film editor JON GREGORY Designer GERRY SCOTT