6.40 IATA: Tel Aviv Negotiations. 7.5 Field Geology Arran. 7.30 Water Resources.

CLEM ADELMAN , a member of the project team based at the University of East Anglia, is shown taking a tape-and-slide recording of the teacher, ROGER PEDLAR , and his class of Letchworth Junior School. Then he interviews Roger Pedlar about his teaching performance.
Producer CAROLINE PICK
A BBC/Open University production

The classic cliffhanger serial in 15 chapters, starring Kay Aldridge as Nyoka
Chapter 7: Monster's Clutch
In which Nyoka escapes the burning flames only to face the deadly embraces of Vultura's gorilla Satan.
(Blacfc and white. For cast see page 39)

Our pets are not only a joy, they're a responsibility. Should you buy a budgie or a boa constrictor, a chinchilla or a chihuahua? What will it cost to keep it healthy and happy? Marian Foster and Brian Watkins meet some of the animals that live in our homes. This week: Dogs with advice from ANGELA CHUTER
Production assistant ANNE maynard
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Pebble Mill

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring
John Wayne , William Holden
1863. The Yankees are badly placed at Vicksburg so Colonel Marlowe is sent with a single cavalry brigade to cut the railway supply line, 300 miles into Confederate country. Marlowe is irked by the inclusion of an army surgeon. Major Kendall, under his command and animosity between the two men deepens.
Written and produced by JOHN LEE MAHIN and MARTIN RACKIN from the novel by HAROLD SINCLAIR
Directed by JOHN FORD. Films: page 14

Introduced by William Woollard from the Leyland Trucks Technical Centre, Leyland, Lancashire.
In the next few years the technical changes in lorries are likely to be considerable and this week William Woollard reports on quieter, heavier trucks, improved fuel consumption through better aerodynamics and a new vibration rig. Chris Goffey reports on the finals of the Lorry Driver of the Year competition and Bob Friend, in Tokyo, reports on a strange car-blessing ceremony.
BBC Pebble Mill

starring Jeremy Brett and Mona Washbourne
Screenplay by Thomas Ellice
Based on the novel "Sleeping Beauty" by Elizabeth Taylor
It is the summer of 1953 and in the seaside town of Seething the season is almost over. Only a few visitors remain; among them Vincent Tumulty. After his departure things will never be quite the same again.

King Lear
In his personal view, Professor Frank Kermode suggests that' one purpose of tragedy may be to make us look steadily at things we prefer not to think about, death, of course, and the way the world works '.
Director SALLY kirkwood Producer VICTOR POOLE
0 INSIGHT: pane 81
(Prefaces to Shakespeare, Radio 4, is on ' Kino Lear ' and is the next production in the BBC Television Shakespeare. Both are on Sunday and leatured in colour in the new RADIO TIMES)

Presenters Peter Snow , John Tusa and Donald MacCormick bring you the major events of the day.