7.40 Seeing Through Drawings

8.5 The Planet Earth

8.30 M101/1 Symbols, Equations and the Computer

8.55 Crime

9.20 All About Risk

9.45 It's a Matter of Opinion

10.10 Database: Information Systems

10.35 Childhood 5-10: Approaching the School

11.0 The First Years of Life: Clash!

11.25 Energy in the Home: Building for the Future
(to 11.50)

12.15 Welfare and Politics: Britain

12.40 Concorde Case Study: 1

1.5 Ultra-structure of Cells

1.30 Haemoglobin

1.55 Maths: Vector Spaces

2.20 Personality and Learning

2.45 Talking to Children

3.10 Computers

3.35 Physical Chemistry and Industry

4.0 Paris Exhibition 1900

4.25 ABC in Kansas City: 1

4.50 Geophysical Techniques

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear., with John Edmunds
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton including this week
The Light in the Tunnel?
How much longer will the present world recession continue? Some recent statements - notably by the Governor of the Bank of England -have suggested that there may be an upturn in sight. As the Chancellor prepares his budget, is any optimism justified?
Producer PETER MOLLOY Editor DAVID LLOYD
MONEY MATTERS: page 81

The Willow
Little owls nest in them, grass snakes sleep in them, roses bloom in them and purple emperors breed on them. Willow trees are vital to the well-being of much of the wildlife that thrives on the Somerset Levels, one of the most beautiful of Britain's remaining wetland habitats.
Crack, white, cricket bat, sallow and osier - all belong to the willow family and provide human beings with some of the raw materials to make objects that ease our everyday existence. But, despite a growing awareness of its potential value to man and its continuing importance to wildlife, the generosity of this modest tree is often ignored or overlooked. Narrated by DEREK JONES
Film editor RICHARD STEENHUIS Film cameramen
SIMON KING , GARRY BRECKON
Produced for DOUBLEJAY FILMS by JOHN KING
Scries editors PETER JONES , ADAM CLAPHAM BBC Bristol

Weather

Lee's Team v Fuzzy's Team for the Marley Trophy
LEE TREVINO and FUZZY ZOELLER, two of America's superstars of golf, with the aid of their celebrity partners, oppose each other in the second match of this new series especially recorded for BBC2. This week's match features
Jack Lemmon and Lee Trevino v
Ronnie Corbett and Fuzzy Zoeller JACK LEMMON , one of Hollywood's great names, makes his first appearance in one of these matches. RONNIE CORBETT missed the last series but returns today in a very competitive match.
Peter Alliss commentates and talks with the players over nine selected holes on the beautiful King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland.
Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID KENNING

by Franz Liszt
The third of three different - and contrasting - versions of the Faust legend in music, based on the verse drama by GOETHE with Kenneth Riegel (tenor) and the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leonard Bernstein who also introduces the programme In his Faust Symphony, Liszt paints portraits of the three principal protagonists - Faust, the disillusioned alchemist; Gretchen, the maiden seduced by Faust; and Mephistopheles, the embodiment of evil.
: Directed for television by HUMPHREY BURTON

continues a season of films heralding the 70s. starring
John Mills , Carol White with Stuart Wilson
Young Dulcima Gaskain one day passes the squalid farm of miserly Mr Parker as he arrives home blind drunk. She helps him inside and later offers to clean out his farmhouse. Soon wily old Mr Parker is persuading her to become his permanent housekeeper -and something more-and Dulcima is cunningly getting all she can as payment while secretly meeting a handsome young gamekeeper.
Based on the story by H. E. BATES Produced by BASIL RAYBURN
Written and directed by FRANK NESBITT Films: page 13