6.40 Maths: Complex Analysis

7.5 Atoms and Molecules

7.30 Linear Maths - Review

A series of five programmes 1:A Very Commercial Story
How the ability of Marks and Spencer's dress team to respond to pessimistic retail forecasts was put to the test.
Commentary MICHAEL DEAN
Film editor SUE WYATT
Producer ROBERT CLAMP

A series of ten films for student nurses. 1:In the Medical Ward
What's it like for a junior. nurse doing her first medical allocation?
And when qualified, what sort of opportunities are available there? Producer RON BLOOMFIELD (Repeal)
10.50 Interval

A series of programmes which aims to help mentally-handicapped people get more out of life.
Presented by BRIAN RIX Let's Go to the Centre
Directed by CHRIS LONGLEY
Series producer GORDON CROTON

Ten projects for making furniture at home presented by DAVID DAY and ALBERT JACKSON
1: Wall Storage System
An easy-to-build shelving system which can be converted into kitchen cupboards, bathroom cabinet or children's toy cupboard.
Directed by DENIS GARTSIDE Produced by RON BLOOMFIELD

A series of five programmes in which writers of science fiction talk about their work.
1: As the guests of their fans, science fiction writers gather at the World Science Fiction Convention, held in Brighton.
Director FRANK ASH
Producer BRENDA HORSFIELD

An introduction for teachers
4.40 Interval

4.50 The Alchemist

5.15 Montgeoffroy - Life in a Chateau

5.40 Artists' Films

6.5 M101/30 Algebra

6.30 Silicon Solar Cells

with music by TCIIAIKOVSKY Clara is given a nutcracker in the form of a toy soldier for Christmas. That night she sees the nutcracker in battle with the terrible seven-headed Mouse King. The nutcracker turns into a young prince and takes Clara to the Kingdom of Sweets, where she is crowned princess.
Narrator KATHRYN HARRIES Voice of Drosselmeyer GEOFFREY BAYLDON
(1978 winner of the BAFTA Award for Schools Television)

including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Richard Seabrook ,
Freelance Farm Worker
Richard Seabrook is an old-fashioned sort of man who has found a new way of working, keeping a flock of sheep of his own and hiring himself out for a variety of jobs by the day or the week. The gang he gets together each spring shears 20,000 sheep, moving from farm to farm across East Anglia working, joking and refreshing their thirst.
Narrator DERYCK GUYLER
Film editor ROY NEWTON
Written and produced by DON HAWORTH BBC Manchester

with Joan Greenwood, Lyndon Brook and Virginia Stride
A ten-part series examining citizens' legal rights and duties.

in a series of television spectaculars, with her guests Les Dawson The Nolans Third World and THE SHIRLEY BASSEY DANCERS Orchestra conducted by ARTHUR GREENSLADE
ChoreographerNIGEL LYTHGOE
Script by IAN DAVIDSON , PETER ROBINSON and LES DAWSON
Designer VICTOR MEREDITH Producer STEWART MORRIS

A comedy film series starring
The Jack Story
When Rhoda's boss, Jack, asks her for a dinner date so that he can impress some visiting friends, the result is fairly predictable - sheer disaster.
Written by ALLAN KATZ
Directed by ASAAD KELADA

Moving Still
Droplets of water hover, merging in mid-air, a bullet spirals up its barrel towards you, a wet dog very slowly shakes itself, starfish scurry about the seafloor, spark plugs gradually spread their fire and flowers burst open, only to collapse and die in a few seconds. This is the world of high-speed and time-lapse photography.
By chopping up time into little pieces, scientific photographers have been able to provide beautiful and surprising answers to a range of questions. How does a human hand chop through blocks of wood? How does a flying insect keep its body still? What causes machine tools to fail? And what happens in the first millisecond of a nuclear explosion?
From the early exposures of several hours, cameras have advanced to produce images at a scarcely believable ten million pictures per second-and that's still not fast enough.
Narrator BRIAN CARROLL Film editor JOHN STOTHART
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER HAWS

The first of five programmes Joni Mitchell in Shadows and Light
Part of a programme devised by JONI MITCHELL and built around her concert at the Greek
Theatre, Los Angeles, earlier this year.
Television presentation MICHAEL APPLETON Top 40 and record reviews on Cecjax

Peter Snow, Charles Wheeler , John Tusa and Peter Hobday present an informed account of what's happening in the world; with news, weather and sport from Linda Alexander and David Icke

Tonight's German news hot off the Eurovision link from Hamburg. Presented by CORINNA SCHNABEL
Director PETER DAVIDSON
Producer JOHN PRESCOTT THOMAS