7.40 Where is Wales?

8.5 Quantum Theory: Standing Waves and Energy Levels

8.30 M101/25 Modelling, Pollution

8.55 Solar Cells

9.20 Zinc

9.45 Circadian Rhythms: 1

10.10 IATA: Tel Aviv Negotiations

10.35 Geochemistry

11.0 Maths Across the Curriculum

11.25 Time

11.50 Mechanics - Rockets, Orbits

12.15 Shipbuilding

12.40 Identical Particles

1.5 The Turbine Blade

1.30 Managing the Desert Margin

Beyond the Milky Way
When the third Earl of Rosse first looked through his ' monster telescope, he saw the curious spiral structure of the Whirlpool Galaxy. Today's astronomers use modern electronic aids to peer into the most distant realms of space and time, back to when the galaxies first formed. Can we begin to see an evolutionary sequence, with quasars dying away to hide in galaxies like ours? And in the future will we collide with our neighbour galaxies as the Whirlpool already has?
Narrator CHARLES KAY
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL -JONES
Written and produced by ALEX NISBETT

The Haig Whisky Tournament
Players' Championship from Moortown, Leeds
Coverage of the opening holes in today's final round.

direct from Croke Park, Dublin Kerry v Roscommon
Ireland's biggest sporting occasion of the year, with a capacity crowd of 72,000 to watch the two outstanding Gaelic football teams at the moment.
Kerry, seeking their third final win in a row, are favourites to beat Roscommon who, having been beaten semi-finalists for the last three years, have at last reached the final.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES
Commentator MICHAEL O'HEHIR
Television presentation RTE

The Gold Whiskers

A feature film starring
William Powell , Bette Davis
Although not strictly a musical, this light-hearted comedy has - as its highlight - two extraordinary and lavish Busby Berkeley numbers which justify its inclusion in this short Warner Brothers' season. Powell stars as a not-too-honest businessman who tricks the world of Paris fashion. There's comedy, romance, intrigue and highly-unlikely coincidences along the way to a happy finale.
Directed by WILLIAM DIETERLE
Choreography by BUSBY BERKELEY

plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

The return of Britain's most popular and most influential weekly financial programme. Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
Today, more than ever, economic news is daily headline news. Week by week The Money Programme team report on the stories and issues - in and out of the headlines - that most affect our jobs, our earnings, our family budgets and our national prosperity. Reporters PAUL BARRY
NICK CLARKE , JOHN WATKINSON
Editor DAVID LLOYD
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by J.S. BACH
During the period as a Kapellmeister at Cothen, Bach composed a set of six concertos commissioned by and dedicated to Christian Ludwig Margrave of Brandenburg. They are at the summit of Bach's instrumental music - each different from the other and each consummate in the skill and vitality of its creation.
On successive evenings this week, Raymond Leppard introduces and directs from the harpsichord the complete cycle, beginning tonight with Concerto No 1, in F major. John Tunnell (violino piccolo) Frank Lloyd and Chris Griffiths (horns)
Robin Miller , Maurice Checker and Christine Sargent (oboes) Scottish Chamber Orchestra
Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting ALAN HENDERSON Designer JIM LONGMUIR ProducerJAMES HUNTER BBC Scotland
(Concerto No 2, tomorrow at 10.15 ptn)

The Haig Whisky Tournament
Players' Championship from Moortown, Leeds
Highlights of today's final round where the winner took away £9,000 prize money.

continues a season celebrating Hollywood's ' new wave ' directors of the 70s. Tonight starring
Goldie Hawn, William Atherton
Four months before he is to be released from prison, Clovis Pop lin is persuaded by his wife Lou to escape. She is determined to stop their baby son being taken for adoption. The couple head for Sugarland, but when they steal a young policeman's car and take him hostage, the full force of the law pursues them. Eventually they are followed by a vast army of police ... ' This film is based on a real event which happened in Texas', the opening credit states - proving certainly that truth is stranger than any fiction. This was the second film directed by Spielberg, later to make Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Screenplay by HAL BARWOOD and MATTHEW ROBBINS
Based on the story by STEVEN SPIELBERG , HAL BARWOOD , MATTHEW ROBBINS Produced by RICHARD D. ZANUCK and DAVID BROWN
Directed by STEVEN SPIELBERG
(First showing on British television)