6.40 lATA: Clinching a Deal

7.5 Education in Portugal: 2

7.30 Human Behaviour

A programme for Asian women
Producer ASHOK RAMPAL
Director KRISHAN GOULD . BBC Birmingham

Live coverage of the second day Reporting team
ROBIN DAY and DAVID DIMBLEBY

Further coverage from Brighton

4.50 Maths: Complex Analysis

5.15 Can-formation in Proteins II

[5.40-6.05 Interval]

6.05 World Modelling on Trial

Ten programmes about modern embroidery.
Presented by JAN BEANEY 5: Patchwork
Not the traditional geometric Patchwork, but a modern variant where you design for yourself. Jan Beaney shows how it's done.
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS Producer JENNY ROGERS

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

Presented by Robert Robinson
The authors, the critics, the publishers: profiles, reviews, analysis from the world of letters. This Week: some great Victorians - Robert Martin on Tennyson and his secret malady, Leon Garfield with the ending Dickens did not live to write and Sir John Betjeman apostrophises the Victorian church of his forebears.

The fifth of six programmes from the Bristol Arts Unit investigates some of the mysteries of rock 'n' roll.
XTC is a four-man rock group from Swindon, who spent a weekend in August at The Manor - a manor house near Oxford now established as a 'living-in' recording studio - making their new single "Towers of London".
Shadowed by television cameras and microphones, the members of XTC - Andy Partridge, Colin Moulding, Terry Chambers, Dave Gregory - and their producer Steve Lilliwhite expound and demonstrate the complexities of multi-track recording.
BBC Bristol

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The Billfold Syndrome
A setback in his private life makes Charles so mad that he refuses to speak to anyone in the Unit.
Written hy KEN LEVINE and DAVID ISAACS Directed by ALAN ALDA

by ERNEST RAYMOND The last of five parts dramatised by JULIA JONES
Hunted down in the Lake District and arrested by Chief Inspector Boltro, Paul and Myra will stand trial for the murder of Elinor.
Music composed and conducted by DARYLRONSWICK
Studio lighting DAVE SYDENHAM Script editor BETTY WILLINGALE DesignerBARBARA GOSNOLD Producer JONATHAN POWELL Directed hy RICHARD STROUD
Theme music on record (RESL 83). from record shops

A chance, to see again part of the farewell performance of one of the premier British bands of the 60s. The concert was recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in November 1968.

Including Conservative Party Conference Report