6.50 Searching for Meaning

7.15 Sociology: Principles of Caste

7.40 Changing Britain: Changing World

8.5 Music: Modulation

8.30 Education: Toys for the Children

8.55 Maths Methods: Projectiles

9.20 The Real World

9.45 Maths: Calculus

10.10 Pure Maths: Quadric Surfaces

10.35 Computing: Integer Programming

11.0 What Value Nuclear Protests?

11.25 Special Needs in Education

11.50 Biology: Chicken or Egg?

12.15 Social Administration: The Ombudsman

12.40 Learning Maths Together

1.5 History of Mathematics

1.30 Engineering Mechanics

Introduced by Bob Wilson
Cricket
The John Player Special League
Some facts for you. The successors to Essex will win £17,000. That's for the whole team, not each - there is a limit! Individual match winners get E275 per team, and he of most sixes in the season, and the bowler with four wickets in an innings, on the most occasions, will each collect E400. Cricket in the 80s - beginning at 2.0 pm. Commentators
PETER WALKER and JIM LAKER
Golf from Wentworth
The Whyte and Mackay PGA Championship
For all those who chose cricket as a career, some additional facts. By tomorrow night the leading golfer, for his trouble, will be richer by E30,000, his nearest rival by E20,000 and the disappointed third man by just El 1,300. The total in the kitty - £180,000. It's never too late to start - the leaders for you at 2.45 pm. Commentators PETER ALLISS
HARRY CARPENTER
TONY JACKLIN , CLIVE CLARK and BRUCE CRITCHLEY TV presentation:
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Golf HAROLD ANDERSON
RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT Assistant editor. Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK
Producer, Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor, Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Moira Stuart looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles
Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

The world-renowned Welsh tenor in a programme of popular songs, ballads and operatic arias.
Stuart's guest for the fourth in this series of six programmes is the soprano Isobel Buchanan
BBC WELSH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA led by BARRY HASKEY conducted by Robin Stapleton accompanist
JOHN CONSTABLE (piano) Lighting BARRY SMITH Sound PETER J. HUNT
Designer DOUG COLLINS Executive producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS
Produced and directed by NEIL DAVIES BBC Wales

The third of six programmes in which
Sarah Greene meets the cream of today's students of the arts whose ambitions are to be the stars of tomorrow. This week's programme features Keith Waters, a computer graphics artist from the Middlesex Polytechnic;
Mainir Williams , a soprano from the Royal Northern College of Music; Hilda Sheppard from the Royal School of Needlework; and Peter Whyman , alto-sax player with the Guildhall Jazz Band. Series consultant JOHN HOSIER Designer PATRICK TOTTLE
Assistant producer NEL ROMANO Producer ALAN RUSSELL

A Place to Make Music
'There's no more beautiful place, anywhere in the world, in which to make music,' says Andre Previn. Tonight and tomorrow on BBC2, with fellow musicians
Leonard Bernstein , Seiji Ozawa , Kurt Masur , Leonard Slatkin , and a host of internationally acclaimed instrumentalists, composers and singers, Previn takes us to the spacious estate in New
England, the setting for the world's most celebrated music summer-school.
Tanglewood, in the hills of western Massachusetts, with its immaculate lawns fringed with giant pine trees, is the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. From all over America and from many countries around the world, young musicians, at the start of their professional careers, compete fiercely for a chance to go to Tanglewood to study the finer points of musicianship.
Film editor ARTHUR BENNETT
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Peter Seabrook visits
Belgium for one of the most spectacular floral events in Europe, held only once every five years.
Oceans of azaleas and begonias fill the huge purpose-built hall with a breathtaking display of beauty and colour - a veritable forest of tropical and hothouse plants. There are massive displays from 13 countries, including Britain. Producer NEIL ECCLES

The Whyte and Mackay PGA Championship
Highlights of the third round played over the testing West Course at Wentworth. Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER

by CHARLES DICKENS
Dramatised in eight episodes by ARTHUR HOPCRAFT starring Diana Rigg Denholm Elliott
7: Esther has recovered from smallpox. She has encountered Lady Dedlock who confesses that she is her mother. Jo has been found desperately ill, but dies soon afterwards. Tulkinghorn has been murdered.
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

starring
Joanne Woodward Nell Potts
Paul Newman directs his wife and daughter in this moving version
— of a Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Deserted by her husband,
Beatrice Hunsdorffer attempts to bring up her teenage daughters Matilda and Ruth with little money and diminishing success. While
Ruth selfishly indulges in her cheerleader lifestyle, the introverted Matilda responds to the kindness of her science teacher and pursues some unusual experiments with marigolds....
Screenplay by ALVIN SARGENT
Based on the play by PAUL ZINDEL Produced and directed by PAUL NEWMAN
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