6.25 Technology: Instrumentation

6.50 Research Methods

7.15 Modelling Planetary Motion

7.40 Science: A Portrait of Summer School

8.5 Ecology: Red Grouse

8.30 Moral Responsibility

8.55 Education: Unemployment in Clwyd

9.20 Animal Physiology: A Winter Sleep

9.45 Dance Without Steps

10.10 Calculus: Area for Revision

10.35 Nene College and the 80s

11.0 Tectonics and the Red Sea

11.25 Pine Point: A Lead-Zinc Deposit

11.50 Cosmology Before Newton

12.15 pm Modern Art: Cubism: 2

12.40 Writing Together

1.5 The Changing Countryside: Pare de Paysan

1.30 Sodium Chemistry

1.55 The Civilisation of the Crowd

2.20 Modern Art: Cubism: 1

2.45 The Novel and Television: 1

starring
Cathryn Harrison Mark Holden
Although forbidden by her father to ride, Jenny Grey determines to spend her life with horses especially the spirited filly Blue Fire Lady....
Screenplay by BOB MAUMLLL
Produced by ANTHONY I. GINNANE Directed by Ross DlMSEY 0 FILMS: page 21

The Car Care Plan International from Moortown Golf Club, Leeds. Live coverage as the leaders approach the closing holes of the third round.
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER

(1900-1985)
Introduced by Eric Robson Last month Basil Bunting died aged 85. Now acknowledged as a major literary figure, Bunting spent the first 60 years of his life in relative obscurity. He worked in a variety of occupations, including as intelligence officer in Persia and foreign correspondent for The Times. In the First World War he was a conscientious objector, and later a close friend of W.B. Yeats and Ezra Pound. Bunting always refused to discuss these events, but in this unique film (made in 1983 and originally entitled S3 Answers ...and Some
Questions) he spoke for the first time about himself and his life to the American critic Jonathan Williams.
Film cameraman DAVID COX Film editor IAN SUTHERLAND Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Producer RICHARD ELSE

Moon Rills
The moon is a world of mountains, craters, valleys, peaks and huge waterless seas. Of special interest are the cracklike features known as rills, which are unlike anything we find on earth. Patrick Moore talks about them to Dr Lionel Wilson of the University of Lancaster, who has been making a careful study of these remarkable lunar features. Producer pieter MORPURGO

with Jan Leeming Weather

The second evening of RICHARD WAGNER 'S cycle of four music-dramas, introduced by Humphrey Burton

The first act of The Valkyrie is set in Hunding's dwelling-place in a forest. After the power struggle of The
Rhinegold, the action has moved on a generation and shifted from Valhalla into the human world. This act contains some of Wagner's most vivid and passionate music, depicting the star-crossed love of the lonely outcast Siegmund for Sieglinde, the oppressed and emotion-starved wife of Hunding.

In a brief biography of Wagner's first marriage, Humphrey Burton shows how his life and art are intertwined in the following act of The Valkyrie.
Readings by Frederick Jaeger

Wotan directs his war-maiden daughter, Brunnhilde, the Valkyrie of the opera's title, to protect the fugitive lovers, Siegmund and Sieglinde, from Hunding. But Wotan's wife Fricka, goddess of marriage, has other plans.

Wagner and his Singers
The Ring demands a special breed of singers. How did
Wagner find and train them for the first production?
Gwyneth Jones and Donald McIntyre , two stars from this production, explain how the tradition continues.

After the excitement and exhilaration of the Ride of the Valkyrie which begins the act, Sieglinde learns that she is carrying Siegmund's child. Briinnhilde sends her into safety and stays to face Wotan's wrath.
BAYREUTH FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA conductor Pierre Boulez
This centenary production was recorded in Wagner's own theatre under the artistic supervision of the composer's grandson, WOLFGANG WAGNER. Production PATRICE CHEREAU Designer RICHARD PEDUZZI Costumes JACQUES SCHMIDT
Sung in German, with English subtitles by PETER BUTLER
Television director BRIAN LARGE (Repeat. The Ring continues next Saturday with Siegfried)
The intervals are only on television.
The opera is a simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3. Viewers with stereo Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.

Highlights of today's all-round competition from the Ice Hall, Helsinki.
Leading contenders are
ECATERINA SZABO (Romania) and OLGA MOSTEPANOVA
(USSR), but watch for special performance from LAVINIA AGACHE and SIMONA PAUCA (Romania), NATALIA
IOURCHENKO(USSR) and the great MAXI GNAUK (GDR).
Commentator ALAN WEEKS
TV presentation FINNISH TV SERVICE