8.25 Evolution: Early Life
6.50 Classical Greece: The Theatre
7.15 Statistics: Binomial Distribution
7.40 Ministers Talking
8.5 Is it as Easy as ABC?
8.30 Edinburgh Observed
8.55 Technology: Sound in View
9.20 Non-Euclidean Geometry
9.45 Women and Sport
10.10 Maths: Complex Analysis
10.35 17th-century Court Patronage
11.0 20th-Century Poetry
11.25 Educating the Workforce.
11.50 Impacts of Mining
12.15 The Fall and Rise of the Small Baker
12.40 Who'll be Mother?
1.5 Maths: Lagrange's Theorem
1.30 Database: Local Authorities
1.55 Emily Bronte at Haworth
2.20 No, Minister: Education Vouchers
2.45 Modern Art: Pissarro

The Ship that Died of Shame
Starring Richard Attenborough, George Baker

The first of two films starring Richard Attenborough
After a successful war record on board gunboat 1087, the crew are demobbed. By chance the captain and his second-in-command meet again and decide to buy the old 1087 and go in for smuggling. But the jobs they do, their cargo and associates become more dubious.
Screenplay by JOHN WHITING , MICHAEL RELPH and BASIL DEARDEN
Produced and directed by MICHAEL RELPH and BASIL DEARDEN

and at 4.50
Private's Progress
Starring Richard Attenborough, Dennis Price, Terry-Thomas, Ian Carmichael
When Stanley Windrush is called up, it looks as if he will be spectacularly unsuccessful as a soldier. This is confirmed as he follows his erratic progress from Gravestone Camp to Operation Hatrack.
Screenplay by FRANK HARVEY and JOHN BOULTING
Produced by ROY BOULTING
Directed by JOHN BOULTING

20: E per finire

Bringing together BBC2's Old Grey Whistle Test and Radio l's In Concert. Today: The Undertones at the Regal Theatre, Hitchin Introduced by Mark Ellen
Director tom CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best effect, viewers with stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones are an alternative.

with Jan Leeming
Weather

Fred Emery , with two guest questioners from Fleet Street, goes behind the headlines to cross-examine the men and women whose decisions influence our lives.
Director JAN FAIRER
Producer JANINE THOMASON
Executive producer PETER KENYATTA

Exsultate Jubilate (K 165)
Symphony No 40, in G minor (K 550) Two contrasting works from opposite ends of Mozart's all-too-short life, with the distinguished Welsh soprano Margaret Price.
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader DESMOND BRADLEY
Organ continuo JONATHAN RENNERT conducted by James Lockhart Introduced by Brian Kay
Lighting LEN STEPHENS Sound GEOFF ATKINS
Producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS Director ANDREW QUICK

A Covenant for the Ark? by Peter Singer
Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Monash University, Victoria, Australia.
' Just as we progressed beyond the racist ethic of the era of slavery, so we must progress beyond the ethics of the era of factory farming, of animals as mere research tools for testing unnecessary products, of whaling, of seal-hunting and the destruction of wilderness. We must take the final step in expanding the circle of ethics.'
Professor Singer argues that we need to re-evaluate our attitudes towards animals. Does this mean that animals will have rights?
Directed by HENRY CAMPION Produced by DAVID PATERSON

starring Marcello Mastroianni
Monica Vitti , Giancarlo Giannini
Marcello Mastroianni 's portrayal of a jealous Roman bricklayer won him the Cannes Film Festival Best Actor Award.
Early one morning a police car stops in the Rome fruit-and-vegetable market. A tousled man gets out. He is Oreste, a bricklayer, handcuffed and dazed. He is joined by a pizza-maker named Nello, and together they try to explain to the police the events that led to the stabbing of a beautiful flower-seller.
Screenplay by AGENORE INCROCCI FURIO SCARPELLI. ETTORE SCOLA
Directed by ETTORE SCOLA . Films: page 7 An Italian film with English subtitles

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

starring Cliff Robertson and Geraldine Page
Released from prison after a ten-year sentence, J. W. Coop is determined to resume his rodeo career and to win the national championships. His biggest problem is to beat Billy Hawkins , the reigning champion, but for J.W. this is one struggle he would rather die fighting than lose. Cliff Robertson stars as the tough rodeo rider in this powerful contemporary drama, which he directed from his original screenplay.
Written by CLIFF ROBERTSON
GARY CARTWRIGHT and BUD STRAKE
Produced and directed by CLIFF ROBERTSON Films: page 7