6.40 The Plant Cell Wall. 7.5 Grasses and Agriculture. 7.30 Identical Particles.

Story: The Weatherwoman who Wanted to Please
Written by ROY MILANI Presenters
Rosalind Wilson , Brian Cant
Pianist PAUL READE
Clarinettist CHRISTOPHER GRADWELL Designer DIANA CHARNLEY
Scriptwriter and director ROY MILANI Producer CHRISTINE HEWITT
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

BBC outside broadcast cameras cover four races on the first day of Newbury's September meeting.
2.45 Whatcombe Stakes (Handicap 7f 60y)
3.15 Haynes, Hanson and Clark Stakes (1m. Straight course)
This race - formerly the Kris Plate -has been won twice in the past three years by a subsequent Derby winner.
3.45 Stable Stud and Farm Stakes (7f)
4.15 Falkland H'cap Stakes dim) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER
Television presentation by BILL TAYLOR Racing results on Ceejax

Student protest reached a peak in 1968 in both Britain and Germany. This programme, using television news film of the time, looks at the forms that protest took in the two countries and how television presented it.
Producer ROGER THOMPSON
A BBC/Open University production

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University; This week's selection includes
For the Good of the Company and Discovering Physics: Lasers.

The classic cliffhanger serial in 15 chapters, starring
10 Treacherous Trait
In which the treachery of Torrini is finally revealed to the expedition as he threatens Professor Gordon's tenuous hold on life.
(For cost see Monday page 39) (Chapter 11 on Monday)

Continues the season of films celebrating the 60th anniversary of BBC Radio. Starring Will Hay, Clifford Mollison

NBG Radio has few listeners, not surprisingly since its programmes are rubbish. When Garland, the incompetent Director-General, appoints a new programme controller his efforts are sabotaged by theatrical agents. But Jimmie finds remarkable talent in the halls of 'Broadcasting House' including singing charladies and a great dance band. He also discovers a phenomenon, introducing -
in 1935 - the world's first simultaneous broadcast of radio and colour television! Made mainly in black and white, this film is remarkable for its array of talent and its colour sequence which climaxes the film.
Films: page 14

This week's theme: Love Max Ernst (1891-1976)
The Robing of the Bride at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice.
Throughout Ernst's life as a surrealist painter, his canvases are crowded with birds. In this picture there is a balance of almost mathematical precision between birds and humans. Written and narrated by GEORGE MELLY
Series adviser EDWIN MULLINS
Picture researcher MARGARET MCKENZIE Producers BILL MORTON , KENNETH CORDEN. Directed by DENIS MORIARTY

with subtitles, followed by Weather

with Geoff Hamilton and Mary Spiller
The effects of spacing plants and the economic sense of raising tomatoes in growing bags are just two aspects of Rural Studies at Burton Borough School in Shropshire. Students are encouraged to question and test gardening ideas and theories in their experimental garden.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS.w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill

from Mayflower Park, Southampton Paul Heiney takes a look around Britain's largest and most exciting boat show which boasts some 500 exhibitors from home and abroad, including 200 boats afloat at the pontoons, and discovers in this 14th show there is some. thing on display for all the family.
Engineering managers
DEREK PRICE, JACK BELASCO
Television presentation SIMON BETTS

Television visits radio's popular game of musical knowledge when Frank Mulr and John Amis challenge
Denis Norden and Ian Wallace with questions set by Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE

A series of five films about ways of life in different parts of the world.
3:A Connemara Family
Kate Nee lives on a small farm on the shore of Loch Corrib in Connemara. Connemara, like the rest of the west of Ireland, has suffered from massive emigration. Seven of Kate's eight sisters left Ireland. And of her nine living children, eight emigrated to Britain or America. She herself is now nearly 80 and can look back to a time when Connemara was crowded with people and lively with village parties, dancing and storytelling.
But times are changing again. Recession abroad and the Irish welfare state have made life on a small Connemara farm more appealing. Two of Kate's sons have returned. Pat has come back to farm - after 27 years in the building trade in England. And John has come back after 20 years in Chicago.
Anthropologist HUGH BRODY Photography DICK POPE Sound BOB ALCOCK
Film editor PAUL CARTER Series producers
MELISSA L DAVIES and CHRIS CURLING BBC Bristol

In an area heavily affected by emigration, the Nee family discuss their lives in Connemara.

A comedy film series in which a group of irreverent young lawyers join a highly conventional old-established law firm.
Eliot's Revenge
... proves that everyone has an Achilles' heel. And sometimes this one small weakness can bring down the high and the mighty just as it does their victims.
Written by DAVID LLOYD
Directed by JAMES BURROWS

Presenters PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA and DONALD MACCORMICK bring you the major events of the day, and the pictures, interviews and analysis that explain their significance.
Producers JOHN HOLME , JOHN MAHONEY TONY HALL , DAVE STANFORD
Directors MIKE CATHERWOOD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editors
BOWARD ANDERSON , NICK GUTHRIt Deputy editor PAUL NORRII Editor DAVID LLOYD

The Old Grey Whistle Test in the company of David Hepworth and Mark Ellen takes a look at the rock scene with studio guests Simple Minds, Hot Club

Plus news, views, clues and reviews.