10.35 Imagination in Mathematics: Geometry with a Difference

11.0 The Pre-School Child - All in a Day's Work

11.25 Consumer Decisions - Putting Your Foot Down

11.50 Health Choices - Home Cooking

Smokers' Luck
Three out of four smokers do not die of smoking-related diseases. They may find it difficult to breathe and they may have to have limbs amputated due to circulatory problems, but they do live long enough to die of something else. And lung cancer and bronchitis deaths are down, but heart disease is up. Is there any way of predicting which smokers will live and which will die? Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN

continues a short season of films starring the ever-popular singing star Deanna Durbin
Today with Adolphe Menjou
In this preposterous and hugely likeable film, Deanna Durbin plays the impetuous daughter of an out-of-work trombone player. Determined to help him and his fellow musicians, Patricia decides to found an orchestra and get the legendary Stokowski to conduct it. First she needs a sponsor ... There's classical music, several songs, ample comedy and a rousing climax, all combining to make this one of the star's most enjoyable movies.

1914-1918; 1939-1945 This morning
1 Her Majesty The Queen laid her wreath in memory of all who died in two World Wars.
Commentator TOM FLEMING

A series of eight programmes drawn from 1920s and 30s home movies. 3: Work
The film excerpts for tonight's programme include work at home (largely gardening), work on the farm, nannies in Hyde Park, London office workers, Lambeth slums, factory girls, and finally a short film by MATTHEW NATHAN entitled Lunch Hour. This film is an example of home movies at their best. Written and narrated by JOHN JULIUS NORWICH
Film editor DAVID WYATT
Producer MARGARET MCCALL

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; the interesting and the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Jan Leeming Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
Week by week The Money Programme team report on the stories and issues that most affect our jobs, our earnings, our family budgets and our national prosperity. Reporters PAUL BARRY
NICK CLARK , JOHN WATKINSON
Editor DAVID LLOYD

The Flowering of Britain
An exploration with Richard Mabey Why are birthwort, milkwort and the primrose so named? Why do we find sheets of bluebells in some woods and not in others? Why do poppies suddenly appear on newly turned ground?
RICHARD MABEY guides us through the countryside from the Dales to Devon, from Kent to the New Forest. He tells us a new and intriguing story about the 5,000-year-old partnership between ourselves and our flora, and how we've taken them into our medicine chests, gardens, into children's stories, adult myths and religion.
Film cameraman HUGH MAYNARD Film editor LAURIE JONES Produced by CAROLINE WEAVER Series editors
ANTHONY ISAACS and PETER JONES BBC Bristol

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A Yesterday's Witness series of six programmes in which British men and women recall their unusual, little-known lives in uniform.

Eye-witness accounts by two of the last surviving veterans of a war that was fought 80 years ago during the reign of Queen Victoria. Ninety-eight-year-old Archie Bowers was in the West Kent Yeomanry and 102-year-old Bill Bilham was with the RAMC. As a background to their vivid stories of the distant battles of the Boer War are illustrators' pictures from The Sphere, The Graphic and The Illustrated London News

A programme of Russian songs with GaUna Vishnevskaya (sop) Mstislav Rostropovich (piano)
GALINA VISHNEVSKAYA , formerly the leading soprano at the Bolshoi Opera, has sung at the world's leading opera houses. ROSTROPOVICH is known as one of the finest cellists in the world and also as a conductor. But tonight he is heard in yet another role, as his wife's accompanist on the piano.
The songs are sung in Russian with English translations by JILL BURRows and ANDREW DALE spoken by Judi Dench and Michael Williams. The composers are Glinka, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Prokofiev and Rachmaninov.
Introduced by HUMPHREY BURTON Recorded at St John's, Smith Square, Westminster.
Directed by RON ISTED
Produced by BILL MORTON

starring
Robert Blake , Billy (Green) Bush Arizona motorcycle cop John Win tergreen dreams of becoming a detective. When he discovers a corpse - apparently suicide - ' Big John' decides that it is, in fact, murder. With his hunch proved correct he is promoted to detective -but soon finds the work far from glamorous.
Screenplay by ROBERT BORIS , based on the novel by ROBERT BORIS and RUPERT HITZIG Produced and directed by JAMES WILLIAM GUERCIO. Films: page 16