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11.1 5101 Preparatory Maths: Algebra

Llanelli v The Maoris
Manager WAKA NATHAN takes his MAORIS to Stradey Park for the fifth match of their tour. With a famous victory there in 1972 over the All Blacks, LLANELLI will be determined to repeat the act against the Maoris.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates and brings news, views and action from the weekend's rugby.
Director DEWI GRIFFITHS
Series producer HUW iones

Presented by Jeremy James The second round
Eugene Torre (Philippines) v Boris Spassky (USSR)
The players provide their own commentary to critical moves with further expert analysis by WILLIAM HARTSTON
Director JILL DAWSON
Producer ROBERT TONER

William Blake
Produced and directed by SHEILA GRABER

starring
Frank Sinatra , Gloria De Haven
George Murphy , Adolphe Menjou
Fast-talking theatrical producer Miller has a show but no money. His problem is twofold-to coax cash from a reluctant backer and to stall the eviction of his company from a smart hotel. Help arrives in the shape of 01' Blue Eyes himself in this energetic musical version of the Broadway farce Room Service.
Screenplay by WARREN duff , PETER MILNE Produced by ROBERT fellows Directed by TIM WHELAN
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Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Moira Stuart
EditorRICHARD GAMBLE

Intimate Relations
What makes marriage so popular?

Presented by Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton
With PAUL BARRY , NICK CLARKE
MARK ROGERSON and LUKE CASEY
Bust the Union! In the United States, the business of breaking unions is on the increase. But instead of the pitched battles of the 30s the job of preventing or weakening trade unions is today done by sophisticated management consultants. Now, American companies are believed to be at work in Britain and British consultants, too, are importing their ideas about creating a ' union-free environment '. Nick Clarke investigates.
Director SUZANNE franks
Deputy editor ANDREW CLAYTON Editor JOHN REYNOLDS

A natural-history drama in six parts.

Charles Darwin caused Victorian naturalists to seek signs of human-like thoughts and feelings in our fellow creatures: George Romanes constructed a 'theory of mental evolution'; Douglas Spalding devised tests to see what skills animals were born with; and Jacques Loeb designed ways of proving animals were like 'mindless' robots.
BBC Bristol

with Moira Stuart ; Weather

Wagner and his Singers
Gwyneth Jones and Donald Mclntyre talk about singing at Bayreuth and Humphrey Burton describes the preparations for the original production in 1876. Producer PETER BUTLER

Act 3: The fourth episode in the Bayreuth production of The Ring of the Nibelung by RICHARD WAGNER in ten parts.
The Valkyries: conductor Pierre Boulez
The act begins with the excitement and exhilaration of the Ride of the Valkyrie. It continues with Sieglinde's exaltation when she learns that she is carrying in her womb the child of her union with Siegmund and ends with a magnificent scene between Wotan and his erring daughter BrUnnhilde.
Artistic supervision WOLFGANG WAGNER Production PATRICE CBÉREAU . Design
RICHARD PEDUZZI. Costumes JACQUES SCHMIDT Sung in German with English subtitles by PETER BUTLER
A co-produotion Of UNITEL, BAVARIAN TELEVISION and the BAYREUTH FESTIVAL Television director BRIAN LARGE
For the best effect, viewers with stereo R3 should turn )ff tv sound and position heir speakers on either side )f the screen, but a few feet iway. Sitereo headphones pro/ide a suitable alternative
(Siegfried, Act 1, next Sun) See Letters

' I don't see him at all as the champion of the Common Man he's sometimes cracked up to be.'
(LORD GIFFORD)
' One of the greatest Common Lawyers who's ever lived.'
(LORD SCARMAN)
Lord Denning has attracted more public notice and more criticism than any other British judge in our times. For 20 years as Master of the Rolls he presided over the Court of Appeal. His judgments on civil cases have had far-reaching importance for the law and the rights of the individual. His admirers proclaim him as the champion of the Common Man against the might of government, corporations and trade unions. His critics say he was too political, too idiosyncratic and trod where judges should not.
Lord Denning's retirement at the end of September, after nearly 60 years of activity in the law, is the occasion of a first assessment of his notable career. He talks to David Jessel about some of his controversial rulings, on his view of justice, and on some of the formative influences on his life.
Producer WILLIAM TREHARNE JONES (Postponed from 2 October)

Abandoned to the savage beauty of the Australian outback after the suicide of their deranged father, a 14-year-old girl and her young brother begin the long trek back to ' civilisation '. Almost starving, they encounter an aborigine boy on his ' walkabout' to manhood. He becomes their guide and friend - but the relationship which develops leads to tragedy.
Nicolas Roeg , as cameraman and director, combines a gripping adventure story - set in an awe-some landscape - with a complex study of environmental dislocation and a clash of cultures.
Screenplay by EDWARD BOND , based on the novel by JAMES VANCE MARSHALL Produced bv si LITVINOFF
Directed by NICOLAS ROEG. Films: page 15