6.5 Maths: Homeomorphisms

6.30 Conflict in the Family

6.55 The Social Primate: Good Timing

7.20 Meanings of Madness: 2

7.45 Classical Greece: Social Life

Story: Idle Jack (traditional) Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Ben Bazell
(Repeat. Repeated on BBC1 at 4.20 pm)

How do teachers manage a classroom of widely differing abilities? One solution is to use resources which enable pupils to work their own routes through the subject. The resources are developed by a unit in Avon County.
Producer SUZANNE CUIPBELL-JONES
A BBC/Open University production

Football Association Coaching: Tactics, Skills
A series of 14 programmes 3: Shooting (2)
Coaches DON HOWE , BOBBY ROBSON
TERRY VENABLES , ALAN WADE CHARLES HUGHES
Players KEVIN KEEGAN , RAY WILKINS LUTHEB BLISSETT , VINCE HILAIRE
Producer BOB ABRAHAMS

A series of six programmes in which British men and women recall their unusual or little known lives in uniform.
5: The Escape of HMS Amethyst
On 18 April 1949, His Majesty's Frigate Amethyst set sail from Shanghai up the Yangtze River to relieve the British Embassy in Nangking. China was in the throes of the civil war between Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists and Mao Tse-tung 's Communist forces on the north bank of the river. Seven of Amethyst's officers and ratings recall the attack and HMS Amethyst's subsequent 100 days' imprisonment on the river: a captivity that was only brought to an end by a dramatic dash for freedom.
Tho Escape of HMS Amethyst was a thrilling and touching account of how the frigate, with more than half her men killed, endured 100 days' captivity in the throat of the Yangtze River, then made an exhilarating dash lor it.
(THE GUARDIAN)
Editor SAXON LOCAN
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER COOK
(Final part tomorrow at 6.10 pm)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Ducking the Rocks - A Social Worker's Life
' I've visited places where mothers have actually told their children that I've come to take them away. 'The door of the council house opened, and I was confronted by a horse.'
Lots of people think they could do social work, even more think that they know what social workers do -well you've seen Juliet Bravo handed confidential files from her social worker husband and even Coronation Street's Ken Barlow was offered the job of a Senior Officer. Open Space followed a group of social workers in South Wales during three days in June.
Film editor CHRISTINE PANCOTT Producer PAUL PIERROT
Made by COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT
(If you want to make your own programme or to suggest programme Ideas, then get In touch with: Open Space. BBOtv Centre, Wood Lane. London W12 8QT)

Wild moorland, strange tors, wooded valleys and streams - Dartmoor has its mysteries and shy wildlife.
Narrated by ROGER SNOWDON
Photography RONALD EASTMAN Presented by KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol

The last of ten films about development issues in India.
' Next Year, Maybe....'
Since 1977, when the Left Front (Marxist) government came to power in West Bengal, its Comprehensive Area Development Cor. poration has been attempting to introduce some radical changes in 20 districts throughout the state. One is Sonamukhi, about 100 miles from Calcutta, where the panchayat (the village council) has been very active in promoting these changes for the benefit of the rural poor. What have they been able to do for landless labourers like Rahman Mandal, share-croppers like Akbar All Mulllck, and harijans like Somba Bauri and Gangabella?
Photography REMI ADEFARASIN Directed by JULIAN STENHOUSE Produced by HOWARDSMITH

The feature film starring
Art Carney , Ellen Burstyn
Harry is Harry Coombs , an elderly widower. Tonto is simply Tonto, his cat. When the inseparable couple are evicted from their West Side apartment, Harry decides to visit his relations. But circumstances and Ginger - a runaway teenager-change his plans. And there begins his greatest adventure as he wanders across the United States ... This serio-comedy is a vivid portrait of an independent spirit at loose jn the land of ' opportunity'.
Screenplay by PAUL MAZURSKY , JOSH GREENFIELD
Produced and directed by PAUL MAZURSKY (First showing on British television) Films: page 14

Fireworks Music direct from Princes Street Gardens the Scottish Chamber Orchestra perform
Handel's 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' against the magnificent backdrop of a firework display from Edinburgh Castle. Conductor Gustav Kuhn leader JOHN TUNNELL
The Trumpeters of the Royal Scots open the concert with Trevor Sharpe 's ' Fanfare for a Festival Bandmaster C. J. Reeves Introduced by Nick Ross
Fireworks by FESTIVAL FIREWORKS Television sound RON ALLAN Lighting JOHNMCCAW
Producer KEITH ALEXANDER Director HILARY BOULDING
(This event is given with assistance from the Glenlivet Whisky Company)

Country stars from Nashville and Texas joined their counterparts from many nations at Wembley Arena for the Easter
International Festival of Country Music
David Allan gets a brief inside story from some of the artists, and introduces tonight's selection of music, featuring Linda Cassady , Tompall and the Glaser Brothers, The Burrito Brothers, Billy Walker and Billie Jo Spears
SOUnd BARRIE HAWES , JOHN CAULFIELD Lighting john KING
Producer DAVE PERROTTET

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald Maccormlck , with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander , present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
Producers
PETES BELL. TONY HALL, DAVE STANFORD Directors
MIKE CATBBRWOOD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editor NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID DICKINSON

11.50 Images: Seeing with Sound
Ultrasound waves enable mothers to see their babies before birth and engineers to see cracks deep Inside materials.
12.15 am The Public Inquiry
One phase in the appraisal of a major trunk road scheme in Britain is a public inquiry. Dr John Blunden talks to people who registered as official objectors at the Inquiry into the M40 extension between Oxford and Warwick.