7.40 Living with Past Technology

8.5 Field Geology Arran

8.30 M101/24 Modelling, Cranes

8.55 Social Change

9.20 Computing: Multiprogramming

9.45 The Autistic Child

10.10 Database: Security

10.35 For the Good of the Company

11.0 Things Present, Times Past

11.25 Preparing for Exams

11.50 Teaching by Telephone

12.15 House of Refuge

12.40 Oil: The North Sea Bonanza

1.5 Circadian Rhythms: 1

1.30 Antibody Diversity Immunoregulation

starring William Daniels
Howard da Silva , Ken Howard
The Continental Congress in Philadelphia in 1776 had very little time for the war against the British - they were too busy fighting among themselves.
Peter Stone 's musical version of the historic debate is a vastly entertaining account of the fight by three men to achieve American Independence.
Screenplay by PETER STONE
Music and lyrics by SHERMAN EDWARDS
Directed by PETER HUNT. Films: page 23

On the first three days of October, well over half-a-million people will cram into Nottingham's ancient Goose Fair. Dennis McCarthy goes behind the lights, the whirling rides, the noise and the mushy peas to find the true spirit of Goose Fair.
Cameraman PETER SMITH Producer JOHN CLARKE

For the next eight days BBCtv outside broadcasts will be covering a brand-new tournament - the British Professional Championship, in which 32 of the top darts players in Britain will compete. Total prize money is £22,700, with a special prize of £25,000 for a nine-dart check-out - the world record of ten darts being at present held by Leighton Rees from Wales.
The first round begins this afternoon with four matches, and featured will be the No 1 Seed and World Champion, Eric Bristow, against Tony Ridler, and the No 8 Seed, Cliff Lazarenko, who plays Lionel Smith. Each match is the best of five sets, three legs per set. Introduced by Peter Purves from the Club Fiesta, Stockton
Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Producers KEITH PHILLIPS BILL TAYLOR , MIKE ADLEY Executive producer NICK HUNTER

LEICESTER V LONDON WELSH and The Summer Tours
English club champions Leicester have a chance to reverse their defeat by London Welsh at the end of last season. Both sides specialise in fast-flowing rugby and these matches usually are exhilarating, high-scoring affairs
Nigel Starmer-Smith commentates and has news of the weekend plus reviews of the summer tours of England, Ireland, Scotland, France and South Africa.
Series producer HUW JONES

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

The Days of the Jackal
' Till death us do part' is becoming a rare concept in human marriages. In the wild it's always been the exception; less than three per cent of all the world's mammals stay paired for life with the same mate.
But one such pair are living today on the wide plains of the Serengeti. Raha and Refu are golden jackals, very like our British foxes and they've been together since 1974. By intensive observation of them throughout the years, Dr Patti Moehlman has unveiled some fascinating secrets about jackal families, in which parents and young adults combine to guard and rear the pups, and also feed and care for each other in times of need. Narrated by JOHN HEDGES
Film cameraman HUGH MAYNARD Film editor BETTY block Producer DILYS BREESE Series editors
PETER JONES and ANTHONY ISAACS BBC Bristol

Weather

The first of a series of programmes from the Bristol Arts Unit' is a film impression of the music of Claude Debussy , played by the LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA under Andre Previn , who introduces the programme.
The three-part Images composed by Debussy between 1906 and 1912, evokes the landscape, and the spirit of three European countries. ' 'Gigues' is set in a wintry, English sea-scape. ' 'Iberia' conjures up the colours and movement of the Spanish fiesta. ' Rondes de printemps ' celebrates the arrival of spring in a rural French setting.
Tonight's film explores Debussy's theme in a visual way, combining images from the natural world - landscape, seasonal changes, animal life - with a linking human element, the dance. Featuring
THE KILLINGWORTH SWORD DANCERS LE GROUPE FOLKLORIQUE LE BERRY SHULIE BANNISTER and RAAD RAWI
Choreography GILLIAN GREGORY
Musical producer SUVI RAJ GRUES Sound recording engineer CHRISTOPHER PARKER
Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON
Director TONY STAVEACHE. BBC Bristol

The Unipart
British Professional Championship
Highlights of the evening's play with No 5
Seed, 'dazzling' BOBBY GEORGE , current BBC2 Bullseye Champion and No 1 Scotsman, JOCKY WILSON (No 4 Seed), and up-and-coming Welshman, WAYNE LOCK

Great Britain and Europe v The United States from Walton Heath Golf Club for the Sun Alliance Ryder Cup. HARRY CAR
PENTERreports on today's matches.

also starring Peter Finch with Murray Head
GLENDA JACKSON has established an international reputation playing strong-willed, independent women.
In the first of a season of feature films starring this talented actress, she gives a remarkable performance as a divorced business consultant in love with the young, bisexual designer, Bob Elkin. The relationship, however, is under considerable strain since Bob is also lover to Daniel Hirsh , a middle-aged Jewish doctor. When the emotional pressures on Bob become too great he makes up his mind to leave them both.
John Schlesinger 's highly-praised film is widely regarded as a key British movie of the 70s, and brought both Glenda Jackson and Peter Finch British Film Academy awards.
Screenplay by PENELOPE GILLIATT
Produced by JOSEPH janni Directed by JOHN SCHLESINGER

The Unipart
British Professional Championship
Further coverage from the Club Fiesta, Stockton, where players are contesting for a trophy and a first prize of £6,000.
Introduced by PETER PURVES