6.40 The Curious History of Norethindrone

7.5 Maths: Homeomorphisms

7.30 Maths Across the Curriculum

Coverage of the final session. Reporting team
VINCENT HANNA and LORD SCANLON

2.0 Deinhard Green Label Stakes (5f)
2.30 The Crown of Crowns Stakes (Old Mile)
3.0 The Goldener Oktober Stakes (Old Mile)
3.30 Henkell Trocken H'cap (ljm) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER
Television presentation by BILL TAYLOR Racing results on Ceefax

4.50 A Many-Splendoured Thing?: 1

5.15 Making Light Work Out of It

5.40 The Other Tradition

6.5 James Bond: 5

6.30 Tunnels and Tunnelling

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

Who Are We?
A lighthearted look at Canada.
Directed by ZLATKO GRGIC.

The European Championships from Split, Yugoslavia. Tonight's finals: Men's 200m Butterfly
Women's 200m Individual Medley Women's 800m Freestyle
Men's 200m Individual Medley
Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Commentators
ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND

at Clack's Farm, Ombersley
Sowing under cloches is a relatively cheap and successful way of overwintering plants. Arthur Billitt demonstrates several different cloches which are now available.
Geoffrey Smith looks at the results of different rooting methods.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE BBC Birmingham

A year ago today the British Steel Corporation closed the Consett steelworks, ending a long tradition of iron- and steel-making that stretched back 140 years. Overnight the reason for a whole community's existence was removed. Consett now lives in fear of beconn ing a ghost town.
Ten thousand new jobs are needed over the next five years just to keep the area's unemployment down to the national average.
Over the last year this programme has followed the fortunes of the town through the eyes of ex-steel-workers and a dedicated group of job creators who are trying to sell the town to businessmen.
Film editor ROY SHARMAN
Executive producer JONATHAN CRANE Producers DAVID DUGAN , OLIVER MORSE

The first of three programmes
In an arid sand bowl amid towering cliffs, the spirits of the dead assemble and chatter. In this most ho!y desert, in the oven heat of day, John Romer, an Egyptologist, listens and feels the presence of the past.
Setting out on an energetic journey through ancient times, he scales the pyramids of Giza, shoots the cataracts of Aswan and "dies" at Sakkara.
With passion and prejudice he explores and explains his view of the ancient civilisation: "Romer's Egypt".

by Peter Durrant
The action of the play is set in an RAF hospital for Aircrew in 1944. George Nunn, an RAF Corporal ground crew, finds himself the odd man out...
"As an evocation of fear and loathing in a bomber, all upper lips soggy with sweat, it was memorable." (Sunday Times)
"By the end I was on tenterhooks lest the crippled, wholly unreal bomber should destroy itself on landing." (Daily Telegraph)

PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA
PETER HOBDAY , DONALD MACCORMICK present an informed account of what's happening in the world; special reports from the BBC's correspondents at home and abroad, investigations by Newsnight's own team of reporters into what's going on behind the headlines; the latest news and weather forecast from LINDA ALEXANDER , plus the evening's sports results from MARSHALL LEE.

Sixteen international darts champions compete for the Bullseye Trophy. The Final
After seven weeks of enthralling darts matches, tonight is the climax of the competition with a first prize of E2,000 and the BBC2 Bullseye Trophy at stake.
The 1981 final promises to be an intriguing contest with players of the calibre of World number two JOHN LOWE , STEFAN LORD, big CLIFF LAZARENKO and title-holder jocky WILSON bidding for a place. Introduced by Peter Purves Commentators SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
The BBC Book of World Darts, 11.25, from bookshops

Stan and Ollie are spirited aboard ship!
A Hal Roach film