6.5 Conformation in Proteins: 2. 6.30 Colliding Continents. 6.55 Lift Design in Coal Mines. 7.20 Atoms and Molecules.
7.45 Evolution: Man

9.8 Science Topics: Darwin and Evolution
(Repeat of Tuesday's broadcast)

9.35 Tout compris: 1: En ville; Au garage; Au marche
Listening comprehension for the early stages. (Repeat)

9.52 Look and Read: Dark Towers - Episode 2: The man in the picture
(Repeat of Tuesday's broadcast)

10.15-10.38 Mathscore: 1: Know Your Place
Cavemen, clowns and Octo the Counting Octopus all illustrate the importance of zero. (Repeat)

11.0 History Trail: 1: The Church and the Village
How did people live and work in 17th-century Britain? (Repeat)

11.22 Read On!: 2: Down in History
(Repeat of Wednesday's broadcast)

11.44 Going to Work: Engineering Work
Repeat of Monday's broadcast)

12.5 pm The Computer Programme - Series 1: 2: Just One Thing After Another - What is a computer?
An introduction to the use of computers with the emphasis on small machines. The language is BBC BASIC. (Repeat)

12.30 Business Club - Series 2: 2: Dedicated Marketing - Identifying the market
Ten programmes on survival and success in small business. (Repeat)

12.55 Speak for Yourself: What's Your Name?
Have you ever had trouble getting people to understand or spell your name? (Repeat)
(For more information on today's topic, in 13 different languages, phone [number removed] after the programme)

1.21 Encounter: Spain: 2: People and Produce
A Spanish study series.
Daily life in a provincial town. (Repeat)

1.38 Around Scotland: Breaking the Law
(Repeat of Thursday's broadcast)

2.1 Scene: I'm Libra - what are you?
Who believes in horoscopes? Are Astrological birth charts better?
Patrick Moore, Russell Grant and teenagers give their views.
Presented by John Walters. (Repeat)

2.30 English File: Androcles and the Lion: Part 2
by George Bernard Shaw.
A new production in two episodes.
with Billy Connolly as Androcles, Anna Calder-Marshall as Lavinia, Bernard Bresslaw as Ferrovius, Peter Copley as The Emperor and Rupert Frazer as The Captain.
with Stephen Rashbrook, Barry Jackson, Leo Dolan, Roy Jones, John Tordoff.

James Bond : 8
This programme observes the advertising and publicity campaign for the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. It contains parts of the marketing meetings at United Artists' London office.
Producer VICTOR LOCKWOOD
A BBC/Open University production (Uepeat)

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University. This week's selection includes: Three Families: Jerusalem, New Tyres from Old? and Montgeoffroy: Life in a Chdteau.
Producer KEVIN NEWPORT
A BBC/Open University production

starring Van Heflin with Anne Bancroft
Richard Boone , Lee Marvin
Van Heflin leads a group of escaped Confederate soldiers who systematically plan the sacking of a small Vermont town to avenge the burning of Atlanta. Based upon an actual incident of the Civil War, this tense and exciting Western drama is given superb support by Anne Bancroft , Richard Boone and Lee Marvin.
Screenplay by SIDNEY BOEHM Produced by ROBERT L. JACKS Directed by HUGO FREGONESE Films: page 22

The Three Knights
Three knights set out to fulfil their individual dreams with the best intentions, and desire to right all wrongs, but instead they leave behind them a trail of havoc and destruction.
Written and directed by MARK BAKER of West Surrey College of Art and Design.

The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing The original eight world-class flat green bowlers are now down to the four semi-finalists. With the stands packed at Worthing from the early morning, nobody was disappointed by the standard of bowls in this first semi-final. Commentators
DAVID VINE, DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WiTHERITON

A personal view by Kenneth Clark

In this, the final programme, Kenneth Clark shows how the heroic materialism of the past hundred years has been linked with an equally remarkable increase In humanitarianism. The achievement of engineers and scientists- Brunel and Rutherford, for example-has been matched by that of the great reformers like Wilberforce and Shaftesbury. Kenneth Clark's thoughts on the period in which we are now living took him from the English industrial landscapers of the contemporary New York, the world of the radio telescope and the exploration of space.
Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

from
Swansea Botanic Gardens
Which are the best trees and shrubs to use as hedging?
What herbaceous plants can we use for autumn flowering, and how can we build a rock garden for acidic and calcareous plants? Just some of the topical ideas which Geoff Hamilton discusses with Harry Parker.
Executive Producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Summary of gardening tips on Ceefax page 268

starring
Franco Nero
Catherine Deneuve Fernando Rey
Toledo, 1929. Young, innocent and devout, the orphaned Tristana goes to live with her guardian, Don Lope. When his fatherly affection becomes desire, Tristana submits to his advances - until she falls in love with a young artist.
Screenplay by LUIS BUÑUEL and JULIO ALEJANDRO based on the novel by BENITO PÉREZ GALDOS
Directed by LUIS BUÑUEL . Films: pane 22 A Spanish film with English subtitles
First showing on British television)

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW, DONALD MACCORMICK and JOAN DAKEWELL present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.