7.40 Engineering Design

8.5 Particle Physics: Hadrons, Quarks and Charm

8.30 M101/29 Geometry, Klein

8.55 Oceanography: A Look Ahead

9.20 Unions: International Comparisons, 2
(to 10.10)

10.35 A Case of Common Ownership

11.0 Whatever Will Be

11.25 The New BBC/OU Production Centre

11.50 Reunion Discussed

(to 12.40)

A series of four programmes featuring people who live and work in the New Forest. 3: Art and Craft
This week Dennis Skillicorn meets Monica Coleman , a self-taught artist who found that the influence of the forest inspired her to start painting. With her old dog Cindy as her only companion she seeks out locations where she can spend a tranquil day, preferably where a lazy stream wanders beneath overhanging birch trees. Dennis met Monica at Moyles Court, near Fordingbridge and nearby he found Ronald Hayward busy thatching an old cottage. Ronald is carrying on a family tradition that was started by his great-grandfather and will continue through his own son Brian. For the Haywards it's an old craft that will never die.
Film ec:itor ALAN KNIGHT Producer JOHN COLFMAN iFirsl shown on BBC South)

continues the Sunday season of musicals. Starring Ethel Waters Eddie ' Rochester ' Anderson Lena Home, Louis Armstrong
Vincente Minnelli successfully mixes such diverse talents as Lena Home, Louis Armstrong , Rex Ingram and Rochester in this delightful musical version of the Faust legend, which includes songs like ' Happiness is a thing called Joe ', Li'l black sheep' and ' Life's full o' consequence.' and DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Screenplay by JOSEPH schrank Based on the musical play by LYNN ROOT
Produced by ARTHUR FREED Directed by VINCENTE MINNELI. I

The Thorn-E1\11
County Championship
Somerset v Cornwall from Taunton This traditionally tough fixture between these two stalwarts of the County Championship has even more meaning this year, with the competition in the last year of its current format, before a new streamlined system is introduced. nigel starmer-smith commentates and brings news and highlights of the rest of the weekend, as well as reviewing the Australian tourists' first match.
Series producer nuw JONES

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest. With Jan Leeming
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton Britain's most popular business and financial programme reports from far and near on money, large and small.
Featuring this week
Battte for Europe: how Britain's independent airlines could transform the European travel market. And including
Moneymaker: the weekly guide to making the most of your savings.
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor DAVID LLOYD
Finance facts and figures on Ceefax

Secret Harvesters
Two portraits of wildlife on a farm in Devon.
1 : The Turn of the Year
Hare and pheasant, woodmouse and rook, have nowhere else to live but in the dwindling hedgerows or among the farmer's crops. Many wild creatures share this plight, but can the farmer afford to support them?
Narrated by JOHN HEDGES
Photographed and directed by mike HERD Film editors BETTY BLOCK, LIZ THOYTS Producer PETER JONES Series editors
PETER JONES, ANTHONY ISAACS. BBC Bristol

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

The fourth of six programmes from the Bristol Arts Unit.
Black residents from the St Paul's district of Bristol appeared last Friday in the film Neighbours. Tonight, in a second film, they talk about their life and its problems - about work, education, religion, about their identity and culture. They believe that their views have been rarely heard or understood. This film is an anthology of their opinions and feelings in troubled times.
Research ALEX WHITFIELD Photography CHRIS cox Sound ALBERT BAILEY
Film editor PAUL CARTER
Director BARRIE GAVIN. BBC Bristol

The Suntory
World Match Play Championship from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of today's 36-hole match play final where the winner's prize money was £30,000.

Presenter Jeremy James
Commentator John Beard

The first-ever televised bridge tournament, between the United Kingdom and the United States. Eight of the world's top bridge players battle it out for the Grand Slam Trophy.

The players:
Pat Davies and Nicola Gardener (UK) v Jackie Mitchell and Gail Moss (USA)
Jeremy Flint and Claude Rodrigue (UK) v Matthew Gregnovetter and Neil Silverman (USA)

also starring Alan Bates
Oliver Reed , Jennie Linden with Eleanor Bron
Returning home from London to the small colliery town of Beldover, Gudrun Brangwen , is attracted to Gerald Crich - son of a wealthy mine owner. Her sister, Ursula, is equally attracted to Rupert Birkin , the inspector at the school where she is a teacher. The passions and final tragic outcome of the quartet's complex relationships form the mainspring of the action to this ambitious film, derived from D. H. Law rence's celebrated and controversial novel.
Women in Love proved to be director Ken Russell 's first' big screen success, as well as establishing the international reputations of Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson - winning her the first of her two Oscars.
Screenplay by LARRY KRAMER based on the novel by D. h. LAWRENCE Produced by LARRY KRAMER Directed by KEN RUSSELL Films: page 20