6.50 introduction to Calculus.
7.15 Pure Maths: Geometry.
7.40 Music: String Quartets.
8.5 The Role of the Public Inquiry.
8.30 London's Natural History Museum.
8.55 The Case of the Missing Skills.
9.20 Housing in Britain: 1840-95.
9.45 James Bond : 1.
10.10 Pure Organic Compounds.
10.35 Science and Belief.
11.0 Maths Methods: Catenaries.
11.25 Polymorphism in Snails.
11.50 Psychology: Family Therapy.
12.15 pm Database: Inside the Software.
12.40 Maths: Statistics.
1.5 The Grand Inquisitor.
1.30 Preparing to Study with the OU.
1.55 Reading Development.
2.20 Mining in Ireland.
2.45 Uncertainty in Employment.

starring Joan Collins Kenneth More George Cole
Robertson Hare
In the first of today's British star comedies, three men and a girl are cast away on a desert island. A cynical journalist, a pompous professor and an Irish stoker discover the snares and pitfalls of exile with the attractive but spoiled Sadie and the fun starts when each of the men in turn secretly tries to gain the lady's favours.
Produced by GEORGE MINTER and NOEL LANCLEY
Written and directed by NOEL LANGLEY and at 4.30
Dentist on the Job starring
Bob Monkhouse Kenneth Connor Shirley Eaton Eric Barker
David Cookson and Brian Dexter , two recently-qualified young dentists, become involved in a publicity campaign for 'Dreem' toothpaste. But when ' Dreem ' fails they have only one answer-to invent' New Dreem'!
Screenplay HAZEL ADAIR , HUGH WOODHOUSE Produced by BERTRAM OSTRER
Directed by C. M. PENNINGTON RICHARDS Films: page 11

From the simple fairy-tale of the little mermaid who fell in love with an earthly prince, sacrificing her voice to become human, the Czechoslovak Studios have made a sumptuous colour production. With fast-moving direction by a prize-winning master of his craft, the music, dancing and general artistry of the film achieve a unique dream-like quality.
Based on a story by HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
Directed by KAREL KACHYNA Screenplay by OTA HOFMAN
English version produced by LOUIS ELMAN for DE LANE LEA. London
A CESKOSLOVENSKY FILMEXPORT production Films: page 11

with Jan Leeming Weather

The first of 13 programmes Written and presented by Robert Kee
A Nation Once Again
Ireland: A Television History is the first major attempt to tell the history of a country on television - from its first beginnings to the present day.
Since the late 1960s we have all grown used to the suffering and violence in Northern Ireland. But these are just the latest events in an old story that began 800 years ago when England first became involved with Ireland - whose first inhabitants had arrived there 8,000 years before.
In this first programme Robert Kee surveys the different races of invaders that, over the centuries, have gone to make up today's Irish people-from the stone-age men to the coming of the English and the Scots - and he asks if all these races can ever be ' a nation once again'.
This series won the BAFTA award for the Best Factual Series in 1981. Beautiful, visually fascinating and highly intelligent television (observer) ... Masterfully ungarblcs the past
(NEW YORK TIMES)
Series producer JEREMY ISAACS
Producer JENNY BARRACLOUGH

Bernard Levin talks to Peter Brook
PETER BROOK has been fascinating and bewildering audiences for over 35 years, as a director of theatre, film, television and opera.
Since his highly acclaimed production of A Midsummer Night's Dream in 1970, he has devoted his energies to setting up and experimenting with his International Centre of Theatre Research at the tiny Bouffes du Nord Theatre in Paris. In trying to discover a form that's totally new, and in constantly challenging accepted theatre conventions, his philosophy is: ' Never stop. It's a golden rule -one always stops as soon as something is about to happen.'
Research FIONA MCXENZIE
Producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS . BBC Bristol

The BMW Championships
Highlights of today's finals played at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne. Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , ANN JONES VIRGINIA WADE
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , ALASTAIR SCOTT

A series of six programmes to mark the centenary of his birth, introduced by John Drummond. 3: The Rite of Spring
In tonight's programme, Cyril Shaps speaks Stravinsky's own account of the composition and sensational first night of The Rite of Spring in Paris in 1913. Directed by RODNEY GREENBEETO
Then follows a modern interpretation of the work choreographed by PINA BAUSCH, and danced by the artists of the Dance Theatre of Wuppertal.
Chosen Maiden ........ MALOU AIRAUDO Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Pierre Boulez
Directed by PIT WEYRICH Presented for BBCtv by JULIA MATHESON (Rcoeat)
(Les Noces: tomorrow at 7.15 pm)

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

The 1982
US Open Golf Championship from Pebble Beach, California
HARRY CARPENTER, with comments from TONY JACKLIN , introduces live satellite coverage of one of the world's great championships.
ABC commentary team PETER ALLISS , JIM MCKAY and DAVE MARR
Television presentation
AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY
Producers DAVID KENNING , RICHARD TILLING
One day, his rivals will be able to shrug aside the threat of Jack Nicklaus as a major championship winner. But that day hasn't arrived yet. Now 42, Nickiaus remains supreme in American golf, a reign that has lasted two decades. Even a bookie who doesn't know a 7 iron from a putter would
I Install him as a favourite.