6.25 Ecology: Coypu
6.50 Ring of Steel
7.15 Topology: Complex Loci
7.40 Sanctions and Rhodesia: 2
8.5 The Quest for Knowledge
8.30 The Ghent Altarpiece
8.55 Instrumentation
9.20 Crates and Ale
9.45 Trees in Data Processing
10.10 Maths: Complex Integration
10.35 The Grand Inquisitor
11.0 Guernica: The Making of a Myth
11.25 The Surrogate Market
11.50 The Crisp Revolution
12.15 Reading Development
12.40 Maids the Mad Shooter
1.5 Pure Maths: Cycles
1.30 Philosophy: Use Your Head
1.55 Rural Land Use
2.20 Studying with the OU: 1
2.45 Modern Art: Mondrian

starring James Cagney Barbara Hale
Hank Martin is - seemingly - a 'little' man, a backwoods pedlar whose slogan is 'You name it, I've got it'. But Hank is ambitious and dedicated to the poor people he lives and works with. As he rises to power he becomes corrupted by those he fights against. James Cagney gives one of his most dynamic performances in this vivid portrait of local politics.
Screenplay by LUTHER DAVIS from the novel by ADRIAN LOCKE LANGLEY Produced by william CAGNEY
Directed by RAOUL WALSH. Films: page 14

The St Mellion Timeshare
Tournament Players Championship
The leaders have reached the closing holes of this third round and HARRY CARPENTER introduces the coverage on this picturesque Cornwall course, the St Mellion Golf and Country Club. Commentators
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK ,
BRUCE CRITCHLEY and ALEX HAY
Producers RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

Continued: see page 19

A film about those engines, symbols of an age of boldness and power, how they worked and how they were embraced by the privileged and powerful-as well as providing early commuter transport.
Producer NEIL CAMERON
A BBC/Open University production

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Eight short programmes about tourist German - all you need to survive. Devised by TERRY HAWKIN 1: Volltanken, bitte!
Our Scots hero, Steve, is looking for work in Germany. Outside Cologne he thumbs a lift from Petra ... with PETRA ULICH, JAMES MCKENNA ROSEMARY FRANKAU , RAYMOND MASON
Film editor RICHARD SIDWELL
Directed by NICHOLAS METCALFE Produced by TONY ROBERTS
Book (same title) 22.95 from booksellers

Written by Ken Russell and Eric Fenby from "Delius as I Knew Him" by Eric Fenby
Omnibus presents Ken Russell's award-winning film about the blind composer Frederick Delius and the young Scarborough organist Eric Fenby.
In the late 1920s Fenby read about Delius's plight. Blind and paralysed, the composer could no longer see his score paper or hold a pen. Fenby offered his services and to his amazement his offer was accepted. This programme tells the story of Fenby's five years in the bizarre Delius household and of the enormous obstacles that were overcome before Fenby finally helped Delius to complete several major works including A Song of Summer
Ken Russell's film, which won a golden award at the Prague International Television Festival, was first shown on Omnibus in 1968. It is now repeated to mark the 50th anniversary of Delius's death.
...a masterpiece (Observer)
A triumph of beauty and simplicity (Daily Mirror)

Discussion and comment on current ideas presented by Russell Davies and Minette Marrin Including reviews of Theatre: The Price of Coal by BARRY HINES at the Nottingham Playhouse. How is it being received by local miners?
Design: John Pawson explains his minimalist approach as seen in the handtools exhibition at the V and A's boilerhouse and in his London flat.
Festival: A walk around the Liverpool International Garden Festival.
Media: Michael Cockerell , co-author of Sources Close to the Prime Minister, explores the hidden world of the news manipulator, with Peter Preston and Joe Haines.
Plus Déjà vu: the diary of the week's media.
Assistant producers DAVID CROFT KEVIN LOADER , TONY TYLEY Director JOHN BURROWES Editor JOHN ARCHER

A series filmed over nine months inside Thames Valley Constabulary. The Duchess and the Detectives
The Police Force must deal with every rank of society, from the lowest to the highest. A policeman's work may take him into any home in the land.
When the Serious Crime Squad believe that professional criminals may be planning to burgle the country residence of a duchess, her Grace and her house guests are faced with a ticklish problem of etiquette: how to behave during a stake-out.
Producers ROGER GRAEF , CHARLES STEWART BBC Bristol

(Le Trou) starring Philippe Leroy
Mark Michel , Jean Keraudy
The Sante prison: Gaspard, a first offender, is put into a cell with four hardened criminals. Believing he faces a long sentence, Gaspard joins in a daring plot to escape.
Jacques Becker , who also directed Touchez pas au Grisbi, died shortly after completing Le Trou. This, his last film, has been recognised as his best.
Written by JACQUES BECKER
JOSE GIOVANNI and JEAN AUREL Directed by JACQUES BECKER
A French film with English subtitles Films: page 14