6.5 Modern Art. Cubism 1. 6.30 Oceanography: Currents 6.55 Biology: Genetic Expression, 7.20 Sciences Elements Dis-covered. 7.45 MichelangeioThe Last Judgment.

Story: The King's New Crown by Sheila Archer.

The Hertfordshire County Council decided to close Chancellor's School in response to the sharply falling numbers of school-age children in the area. The Chancellor's Action Committee had other ideas, and a surprisingly well-matched contest ensued.
Producer JIM BURGE
A BBC/Open University production

presents
Fun Boy Three
A special concert recorded at the-Regal Theatre, Hitchin. Introduced by David Hepworth
Director TOM CORCORAN
ProduterMICHAEL APPLETON

Stirling Moss -Motor Racer
Was he Britain's greatest motor racer? Certainly his name is better known now than many more recent champions. His were the days when cars looked like ... well, cars! With bare arms and peaked helmet, Moss drove his way towards countless chequered flags.
Written by FRANK KEATING
Film editor GEOFFREY BOTTERILL Producer JEFF GODDARD

A cartoon film from the drawings of Gerard Hoffnung.
(Repeat)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

continuing a season of films starring Hollywood's legendary actress: Also starring. Laurence Olivier with Sybil Thorndike , Richard Wattis
Among the royal visitors for the coronation of 1911 are the Regent of Carpathia, his son, King
Nicholas and his mother-in-law, the Queen Dowager. For diplomatic reasons, the Foreign Office is .eager to gratify the Regent's every whim even to the extent of arranging a secret romance with a beautiful American chorus girl, Elsie Marina ...
Screenplay by TERENCE RATTIGAN from his own play Produced and directed by LAURENCE OLIVIER. Films: page 16

Eight films about the pleasures of birdwatching presented by Tony Soper
6: A Life on the Ocean Wave
Many sea birds spend most of their lives out on the ocean, coming to land only to breed. On cliffs and islands they nest in vast colonies, an ideal location for the weekend birdwatcher.
*Film editor AL GELL
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD

First of five comedy programmes
Riddle: What is a no soap, radio hotel?
Answer: Tune in and find out,
Written by LES Alexander , dick smith RON RICHARDS and MICHAEL JACOBS Directed by JOHN robbins

Six films in which Chris Serle and Paul Heiney take it in turns to plunge in at the deep end and learn the hard way about a completely new world.
This week Chris Serle enters the elegant and sequinned world of competitive ballroom dancing. He admits to having two left feet and gave up dancing lessons in despair at the age of 14. Bravely Chris tries again. He tarantellas with Wayne Sleep , waltzes with Bill and Bobbie Irvine , rocks with Hot Gossip, gossips with Terry Wogan , and tries formation dancing with Peggy Spencer 's Latin Team.
The climax is the United Kingdom Ballroom Dancing Championships where Chris pits his paso doble against other would-be champions.
Devastatingly funny - Tremendous
(SUNDAY PEOPLE)
Not to be missed (DAILY EXPRESS) Delightful. You'll will Chris to succeed
(DAILY UMI.i series producer ADAM CLAPHAM Producer Patricia Houlihan

11.30 Latin Squares and Horticulture
How can a grid of numbers be related to trials on varieties of lettuce? The link is to lay out the plots in Latin squares.
11.55 Does Fiscal Policy Stabilise'
This programme, made In 1978, exa- mines whether fiscal policy has some effect in keeping the national income at equilibrium level.