6.25 Neurophysiology
6.50 Disaster Simulation: 2
7.15 Tropical Forest
7.40 Stereochemistry
8.5 Mechanics: Particles
8.30 Conservation of Energy
8.55 Economics: Cogs in the Wheel?
9.20 Maths: Inequalities
9.45 The Digital Computer
10.10 Engineering Statics
10.35 Noise and Interference
11.0 Biology: The Retina
11.25 OUSA Conference 1982
11.50 How to Join the OU
12.15 Industrial Relations
12.40 Fractional Distillation
1.5 Crustal and Mantle Processes
1.30 Evolution of Molluscs

The feature film starring
Rosalind Russell , Darren McGavin Emily Pollifax , a respectable American widow, has always wanted to be a secret agent. Now free of family responsibilities she pays a visit to the CIA to offer her services and is delighted to discover that they are looking for a typical tourist for a simple mission in Mexico City. Rosalind Russell is the indomitable Mrs Pollifax in this engaging spy spoof.
Screenplay by c. A. MCKNIGIIT , based on the novel The Unexpected Mrs Pollilax by DOROTHY GILMAN
Producer FREDERICK BRISSON
Director tftsuE MARLINSON. Films: p 16

at the Theatre Royal, York
A look around one of the country's oldest theatres, in a city where drama dates back to the Middle Ages. And one of today's best-known actors - John Aldcrton talks about his first appearance on the Theatre Royal's traditional proscenium arch stage.
Director MIKE MURRAY
Producer PETER STAUNTON

The Hawick Sevens
Scottish champions HAWICK are hosts to the top clubs in Scotland for this annual festival of seven-aside rugby which has become part of the traditional end to the season. NIGEL STARMER-SMiTH introduces the programme and brings highlights of the Ulster Cup Final. Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT
Series producer Huw JONES

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; the interesting and the picturesque, the important and dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Michael Sullivan
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton Britain's most popular business and financial programme reporting from far and near on money large and small.
Featuring this week:
The Return to Futurehome 2000
Exactly a year ago, the Money Programme's energy saving House of the Future was completed at Milton Keynes. Reporter Nick Clarke , who was briefly Future-house's first inhabitant, meets the family who bought it and finds out how it is living up to expectations. And including Money-maker, making the most of your savings.
Producer RON FISHER
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON EditorDAVIDLLOYD

The Incredible Heap
The Story of Garden Compost Narrated by Richard Briers
A load of old rubbish? No - to
James Gray it's a very special creation that will become home to millions of bacteria who will eat it up and heat it up. By the time the invading fungi and worms, spring-tails and pseudoscorpions have done their work it will be transformed into the crumbly goodness we call compost. And for the gardener who's also a naturalist it may become a secret wilderness for many an unexpected visitor.
Directed and photographed by TONY ALLEN. JAMES GRAY
Film editor COLIN CRADOCK Producer CAROLINE WEAVER Series editors PETER JONES and ANTHONY ISAACS BISC Bristol

with Michael Sullivan ; Weather

by WILKIE COLLINS , dramatised in five parts by RAY JENKINS
1: On the eve of his departure to Lirnmeridge, drawing-master Walter Hartright encounters a mysterious woman on Hampstead Heath, unaware that this strange meeting is to tolour the whole course of his life.
Music composed and conducted by PATRICK COWERS
Producer JONATHAN powell Directed by JOHN BRUCE

Owain Arwel Hughes conducts and introduces the music of Elgar, Faur6, Handel, Massenet, Mussorgsky, Rachmaninov, Verdi and Wagner. With
Cristina Ortiz , Thomas Allen
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leader DESMOND BRADLEY BRISTOL CHORAL SOCIETY
Director of Music CLIFFORD HARKER
An outside broadcast from the Colston Hall. Bristol Produced by JOHN VERNON

starring
Joseph Cotten , Agnes Moorehead with Tim Holt , Dolores Costello
Orson Welles ' second feature film has the same electric feeling of excitement, freshness and discovery that pervades Citizen Kane. In Booth Tarkington's story of the decline and fall of a great American family, he in fact adopted an even more experimental and improvisatory approach to the medium. The result is one of his most enthralling - and deeply-felt - pictures.
Screenplay by ORSON WELLES based on the novel by BOOTH TARKINGTON Produced and directed by ORSON Welles (Black: and white) Films: page 16

' with perhaps a different melody ' In what was his first television special for many years, talented singer/songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan features many of his outstanding hits together with a selection of new songs he has recently written for himself.
Special guest
Barbara Dickson
Producer DAVID Williams Director TONY WOLFE
BBC Birmingham