6.40 Maths: Differentiability. 7.5 Images of the Holy. 7.30 War and the Media.

The aim of this magazine for Asian women is to provide advice and information on matters of interest to them.
It also includes demonstrations on how to make items of everyday use at home, sewing and cooking, a story for children and an item of popular music.
Producer ashok RAMPAL
Directed by KRISHAN COULD BBC Birmingham

12.30 The Pre-School Child: Give and Take
12.55 Energy in the Home. Cutting Your Losses.

The NatWest Bank Trophy
PETER WEST introduces coverage of the afternoon's play.

There is no simple clear way in which a scientific theory comes into being. Intuition and chance can play as much part as reason and logic. This programme shows how a theory about child bed fever was created and tested.
Producer PETER WALTON
A BBC/Open University production

A Yesterday's Witness special
Sixty years ago there wasn't a single family planning clinic in this country. Then, the late Dr Marie Stopes wrote Married Love and Wise Parenthood-and sparked off a social revolution.
The advocates of birth control who founded and staffed the first clinics fought a fierce battle against ignorance and prejudice.
Some of those pioneers recall that fight to help free women from the fear of unwanted pregnancies. Taking part
Dr Helena Wright , Dr Evelyn Fisher Dr Olive Gimson , Baroness Stocks Charts
Frankenburg Alicia Fleming , Cecily Mure Elizabeth Richardson
Produced and directed by STEPHEN PEET

live from the new Barbican Centre in London
Introduced by Mary Marquis with specialist comment and assessment by Ralph Holmes
During the past week more than 50 young violinists from 23 countries. including for the first time China, have been striving for a place among the six finalists in the competition. Tonight three of the finalists play a concerto before a distinguished international jury that includes
Ruggiero Ricci !, Henryk Szeryng and Shu-Chen Tan from China
The chairman is Yfrah Neaman
Named after the great Hungarian violinist and teacher, the Carl Flesch Competition began in 1945 but it was reconstituted as a major international event in 1968. The ten prizes range from £4,500 to £300 with up to 20 concert engage-, ments on offer, but the aim is as much to further the careers of all gifted violinists who compete, as it is to select prize winners.
In part one two finalists perform with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conducted by Sir Charles Groves
(Part 2 is at 8.5 pm)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The second of eight programmes Isla St Clair and Desmond Lynam with the stories behind the scenes from the world of travel.
Today's Exchange Rates: what it will cost you abroad for everything from petrol to postcards.
Traffic Jam of the Week: where it's going to be and how to avoid it. Worldwide Weather: Jim Bacon sticks his neck out.
Producer ROGER MACDONALD
Executive producer ALAN DOBSON
BBCManchester

The third of tonight's finalists in the concerto round, live from the Barbican Centre.
Competition announcer JULIE BERRY
Sound vie GODRICH
Lighting HUBERT CARTWRIGIIT Producer DAVID BUCKTON
Director RON ISTED (The competition continues tomorrow at 6.10 pm)

by CARLA LANE , starring
Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer Ria is pleased to meet Kathleen, her old schoolfriend - but Ria talks too much and a friend turns into an enemy.
Directed by JOHN B. HOBBS
Produced by SYDNEY LOTTERBY * Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

Ria is pleased to meet Kathleen, her old schoolfriend. They have lots to talk about, but Ria talks too much and a friend turns into an enemy.

by Lewis Grassic Gibbon, dramatised for television in four episodes by Bill Craig
Starring Vivien Heilbron as Chris Colquohoun and Hugh Fraser as Robert Colquohoun

'I had finished with that life that had been, all the love I'd given to my Ewan, dead, lost and forgotten far off in France. Now I would stand by a stranger's side, sleep in a stranger's bed, while he loved me and me him.'

BBC Scotland

The NatWest Bank Trophy Second round
PETER WEST introduces highlights of today's play.

Presented by PETER SNOW
JOHN TUSA and DONALD MACCORMICK

(1782-1837)
The Creator of the Nocturne JOHN O'CONOR plays No 11, in E flat major
BBC Scotland