6.5 Music: Modulation
6.30 Hume and Causality
6.55 Maths: Calculus
7.20 Ecology: Tawny Owls
7.45 Polymer Production

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds One Eye - Two Eyes
Finding out about eyes, eye testing-and Lucy's new glasses with DAVID ASHTON
Producer BARBARA PARKER (Repeal)

Four professional artists create pictures under the eye of the camera and talk about the material for which they have not only a need, but a passion - paint.
Elizabeth Blackadder (watercolour): 'It's just a feeling of the paint itself, the "stuff" of paint, the transparency of watercolour ...'
Bert Irvin (acrylic): 'I love the feel of paint, I mean there is a sense in which every painting is a celebration and the paint is a means to the end.'
Robin Philipson (oil colour): 'Paint can almost find its way from the brush on to the canvas because the touch is so light....'
David Tindle (egg tempera): 'Everybody says "why do you paint in tempera?" - because I love the dry pigment-it actually gets me going ...'
Film editor DAVE KING
Directed by ANNE JAMES

The feature film starring
Richard Mulligan , Johnny Sekka When an American anthropologist visits Kenya to film the Masai tribe his teenage son Kevin befriends the Chief's son and together they go on an exciting trek in the bush, encountering wild animals in exotic landscapes. A witness to the strange and sometimes cruel rituals of the tribe, Kevin proves his manhood in this beautifully photographed adventure. and members of the Masai tribe of Kenya
Screenplay by ALBERT RUBEN
Based on the photo-novel by ROBERT HALMI Produced by ROBERT HALMI
Directed by LAMONT JOHNSON

Feature film starring Keith Michell Donald Pleasence
Charlotte Rampling
As King Henry VIII lies dying he looks back over his life, the pivot of a rich, rumbustious and romantic period of English history. In spite of his many marriages and crowded court, Henry remained essentially lonely: Keith Michell 's critically acclaimed performance shows that underneath the gluttonous and gloating monarch lived a sensitive and sensual man.
Screenplay by IAN THORNE Produced by ROY BAIRD
Directed by WARIS HUSSEIN

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir
Gabrielle Drake , Bill Buckley and Arthur Marshall
Sheila Steafel , Francis Matthews Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK GOODSON , BILL TODMAN Produced and directed by PAUL CIANI

A series of four programmes Jackie Stewart
From garage mechanic in Dumbartonshire to multi-millionaire commuting the world from his mansion above Lake Geneva. His was a calculating genius, one which minutely controlled both his racing, and the rewards therefrom.
Written by FRANK KEATING
Film cameraman GEORGES HOFER Film editor PADDY WILSON Producer JEFF GODDARD

A series of personal views from the Third World
The Hidden Holocaust
'They tied people together and set fire to them. They cut off the children's heads and threw them in a ditch,' says a Guatemalan Indian refugee, describing a recent massacre. Tens of thousands of Indians have been killed in Guatemala in the past five years, according to Human Rights agencies. Fr Luis Gurriaran , a Catholic priest, tells the story of the Indians. He worked in the highlands of Guatemala for more than 20 years, but was forced into exile when his life too was threatened by the authorities. He sees Guatemala as a country ruled by a rich and powerful elite determined to resist social change. The Indians are very poor, and those who complain or try to change their poverty are labelled 'Communists' and killed.
FR GURRIARAN calls the repression of Guatemala's Indians a 'hidden holocaust'.
Film editor MIKE CASEY Producer JUDY JACKSON
Series editor ANTHONY ISAACS
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The feature film starring
George C. Scott , Diana Rigg
In Paddy Chayefsky 's Oscar-winning black comedy, Scott plays Dr Herbert Bock , Chief of Medicine at a large American hospital. While privately in a state of despair he is faced with an accumulating series of medical disasters - demonstrators picketing the hospital, a newly admitted patient dying from inadvertent mistreatment, and a staff doctor mysteriously mistaken for a patient and later found dead ...
Screenplay by PADDY CRAYEFSKY Produced by HOWARD GOTTFRIED
Directed by ARTHUR HILLER. Films: page 14

with Frances Coverdale Weather

11.55 am 'Hamlet' Workshop 2
The political world of the play. How can a supposedly 'mad' Hamlet deal with the machinations of the Danish court?
12.20 Central Place Theory
Do settlements occur haphazardly across the country or is there some underlying statistical pattern? ROY LEWIS analyses the theory.
12.45 The Standards Debate: Part 1
Have academic standards been sacrificed on the altar of equality? KENNETH MINOGUE presents his case, supported by SIR MAX BELOFF , PROFESSOR SIR ANTONY FLEW and DR JOHN MARKS, and cross-examined by PROFESSOR A. H. HALSEY. LUDOVIC KENNEDY in the chair ensures fair play.