6.25 Ocean Crust
6.50 Combined Heat and Power
7.15 Maths: The Poisson Process
7.40 The Alkali Industry
8.5 The Acropolis of Athens
8.30 Argument on Television: 2
8.55 Engineering: Mechanical Properties
9.20 Punjab to Britain: 3
9.45 Systems Organisation
10.10 Conflict in the Family
10.35 Calculus: Functions and Graphs
11.0 Minerals Under the Microscope
11.25 Urban/Rural Relationships
12.15 Spacelines
12.40 Management and the School
1.5 Pure Maths: Functions
1.30 Wolverton for Pride: Analysis
1.55 Decision-Making in Britain
2.20 The Nigerian Civil War
2.45 Modem Art: Cezanne

starring Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace, Herbert Lom
In order to regain his confiscated house and lands, a young French nobleman agrees to help the new owner - a beautiful Dutch girl - to recover the 'Star of India', a priceless jewel. The villainous treachery of Herbert Lom is countered by some lively swashbuckling from Cornel Wilde in this action-packed production.
Screenplay by HERBERT DALMAS Produced by RAYMOND STROSS Directed by ARTHUR LUBIN Films: page 18

and at 4.35
CONGO CROSSING
starring Virginia Mayo, George Nader, Peter Lorre
Congotanga, West Africa - hideout for fugitives from justice, ruled by police chief, Colonel Arragas. The discovery that the area may in fact be legally controlled by Belgium and that law will come to the area does not please the murderers, drug smugglers and other criminals ...
Screenplay by RICHARD ALAN SIMMONS Produced by HOWARD Christie
Directed by JOSEPH PEVNEY. Films: page 18

Further coverage of the dramatic cross-country phase of this three-day event which regularly attracts one of the biggest sporting crowds of the year, nearly a quarter of a million.

The Topper sailing dinghy was the first to be built of the plastic polypropylene. The design team looks back over how the boat evolved.
Producer PETER FIRSTBROOK
A BBC/Open University production

with Jan Leeming Weather

Paul Tortelier
'Here I am not telling a story; I am dancing a story. It seems to me to be a ballet from beginning to end.'
In a programme first shown in 1974, the great French cellist works with customary lively pictorial imagery on Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme with students
ROBERT GLENTON and AAGE KVALBEIN accompanied by GEOFFREY PRATLEY
Producer RODNEY GREENBERG

The Melrose Sevens
'The Melrose Sports' is the home of seven-a-side rugby, and last year they celebrated their centenary. The winners then were the FRENCH BARBARIANS, who return to the Green-yards to display their exhilarating and inventive rugby against the top Scottish teams and the other guest side, RICHMOND.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH is joined by BILL MCLAREN to commentate on the day's highlights.
Series producer HUW JONES

The Super Shuttle European
Championships from the Guildhall,
Preston Highlights of today's finals. England's high rankings in all the Doubles seedings should provide plenty of home interest.
Commentators
BARRY DA VIES, DEREK TALBOT
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN

with Jan Leeming Weather

The Academy Award-winning film starring
Vera Alentova Alexei Batalov Irina Muravera and Raisa Ryazanova
Moscow 1958: three teenage girls come to the capital from the provinces in search of love and the bright city life. Antonina is the first to find a boyfriend while Liudmila sets her sights on a sportsman. Katya flirts with the world of television, but when she discovers she is pregnant, her future seems blighted. As they grow older the girls' lives separate and meet again over a period of 20 years.
Vladimir Menshov 's delightful romantic comedy won an Oscar in 1981 for the best foreign-language film, and features a wonderfully funny performance by Alexei Batalov , star of The Cranes are Flying.
Written by VALENTIN CHERNYKH Directed by VLADIMIR MENSHOV
(A Russian film with English subtitles) First showing on British television Films: page 18