7.40 Home Sweet Dome

8.5 Newton's Laws

8.30 M101/3 Trig Formulae

8.55 Using TV

9.20 Statistics

9.45 Moonies

10.10 Who Needs Maths?

10.35 Biotechnic Community

11.0 Technology in Schools

11.25 Iron

11.50 Modulation

12.15 Social Work

12.40 Concorde: 2

1.5 Cell Membrane Structure

1.30 Carbohydrates

1.55 Maths: Matrix Transformations

2.20 Rosmersholm: 'Dream-Work'

2.45 Mass Schooling

3.10 The New V-C and Graduates meet the Press

3.35 Solubility

4.0 Industrial Architecture

4.25 ABC: Kansas City: 2

4.50 Borehole Logging

5.15 Interval

France v Wales, Ireland v England
France, with unconvincing victories over Scotland and Ireland, hope that the reformed Welsh side are unable to convert their new enthusiasm into tries. Ireland, surprisingly still without a victory, take on a confident England. Commentators
Nigel Starmer-Smith in Paris, Bill McLaren in Dublin
TV presentation (Paris) French TV Service TV presentation (Dublin) RTE

Visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Kenneth KendaH

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton including this week Budget 81
What will Sir Geoffrey Howe 's budget contain? In a preview of Tuesday's measures The Money Programme team look at the strategy behind the Chancellor's decisions.
Reporters PAUL BARRY
NICK CLARKE , JOHN WATKINSON
Producer BRUCE TODD Editor DAVID LLOYD
MONEY MATTERS: page 77

Under the theme of Adoration tonight's painting is by Piero della Francesca (c 1415-1492) The Resurrection at Borgo San Sepolcro, Italy
Still preserved in the artist's birthplace, this breathtaking fresco depicts the risen Christ; an uncomfortable, but masterly impression of death itself vanquished, of time losing its tyranny.
Written and presented by David Piper
Directed by CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
(Tomorrow: 'The Birth of Venus' by Botticelli)

Ludovic Kennedy presents a special edition of the programme which looks at television and, with historians and politicians, discusses Robert Kee 's 13-part series for BBC2 and Ian Stuttard and Richard Broad 's five-part series for Thames Television, The Troubles.
With the authors:
Robert Kee : Ungarbling the past is what this series is about.
Richard Broad : We tried to provide the historical background of the problem of Northern Ireland.
The historians:
Owen Dudley Edwards , Edinburgh University; Professor David Hark -ness, Queen's University, Belfast; Dr Ronan Fanning, University College, Dublin The politicians:
John Hume ; The Rev Ian Paisley , MP; Enoch Powell , MP; Merlyn Rees , MP and Glyn Worsnip on the public's reaction.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS Producer ANTONY ROUSE

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 fourth match of this series. This week's match features:
Trevor Brooking and Lee Trevino v Terry Wogan and Fuzzy
Zoeller TERRY WOGAN is in his usual bubbling form, while TREVOR BROOKING , away from his West Ham United and England soccer duties, shows he is no stranger to the golf course.
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

continues a season of films heralding the 70s. starring Richard Attenborough Lee Remick , Hywel Bennett
The demise of Hal's mum is the signal for the bereaved Hal and his friend Dennis to carry out their long-planned robbery of the bank next door to the undertaker. The robbery proves simple, but it's when they try to stash the ' loot' and Mrs McLeavy in the same coffin that things go chaotically wrong. Richard Attenborough heads a fine cast in this colourful version of Joe Orton 's outrageous comedy.
Screenplay by RAY GALTON , ALAN SIMPSOX Produced by ARTHUR LEWIS Director SILVIO NARIZZANO Films: page 15