6.50 Calculus: Binomial Theorem

7.15 Biology: Cell Structure

7.40 Poverty in the 30s

8.5 Religion in a Hindu Village: 1

8.30 Personality, Development and Learning

8.55 Changing Britain: Made in Dundee

9.20 Social Science: Shirts and Coal

9.45 Maths: Trigonometric Formulae

10.10 Primary Sources: Stratford-upon-Avon

10.35 Science: Rock and Magnets

11.0 Graduates' Press Conference

11.25 Moonies: Why Join? Why Stay?

11.50 Emily Bronte at Haworth

12.15 Resource Geology

12.40 Engineering: Linkage Mechanisms

1.5 Dairy Cattle: Milking, Mastitis

1.30 After the Earthquake

Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith

England v Ireland
The Save and Prosper International

Wales v France
The Toshiba International

With the Grand Slam and Triple Crown already impossible for anyone to win, the championship still needs a lot of sorting out.

Only Ireland are unable to take it, but their performance against Wales could give them great heart for the match against England.

Commentators at Twickenham Bill McLaren and Bill Beaumont

Commentators in Cardiff Nigel Starmer-Smith and Gareth Edwards

starring
Virginia Maskell John Cassavetes Sidney Poitier iVhile on a cruise, the ;xotic Caribbean works ts magic on Tina, an English girl with a highly respectable background. She falls in love with an energetic American archaeologist and they abandon their careers to live in an unspoilt paradise.
Screenplay PHILIP RUSH , PAT JACKSON from the book Our Virgin Island by ROBB WHITE . Produced by LEON CLORE and GRAHAME THARP Directed by PAT JACKSON
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Dog, Cat and Canary Directed by HOWARD swift A COLUMBIA cartoon (R)

The 20th Century: The Early Years
Continuing the series in which Edwin Mullins looks at some of the greatest paintings to emerge in Western art from the Renaissance to the present day.
The year is now 1900 and the pace of art begins to quicken, especially in Paris, the melting pot of 'isms', where
Post-Impressionism, Fauvism and Futurism chase each other round the cafes of the avant-garde.
There is still a place, too, for the magic of light as in BONNARD'S Nude" against the light, while leger's The wedding (described by Richard Cork ) and MONDRIAN'S Flowering apple tree show the imaginative powers of Cubism - all paintings originally shown in the series One Hundred Great Paintings.
Directors CHARLES CHABOT ROSEMARY BOWEN JONES and DENIS MORIARTY
Producers BILL MORTON and KENNETH CORDEN

Fads Homecare
British International Championship
Scotland v England
The second match of the series of three is contested today, and Scotland, still cock-a-hoop with their surprise victory over Wales in the opening game, are brimming over with confidence to do a 'giant-killer' act against England, favourites to take the championship.
With Scotland on home territory, England's team of stars will have to pull out the stops to make sure of a win to take them into the deciding tie against Wales.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA from The Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh
Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Director KEITH MACKENZIE Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

featuring
The Men's Slalom from Geilo
This small industrial village midway between Oslo and Bergen hosts the final
European event of the BASF World Cup series.
With just five results to count from a possible 13 races, the slalom championship looks set for a close finish between the East Europeans and the Scandinavians.
While young ROCK PETROVIC and the unpredictable
BOJAN KRIZAJ fly the flag for Yugoslavia, veteran Swede INGEMAR STENMARK and JONAS NILSSON compete virtually on home ground, with local and vocal support. Commentator DAVID VINE
Television presentation NRK, Norway Producer JIM RESIDE

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton present Britain's most popular financial and business programme. With PAUL BURDEN
LUKE CASEY
NICK-CLARKE and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money.... and other people's.
Studio director DON HARLEY Producer
VICTOR VAN AMERONGEN Editor JONATHAN CRANE

In the second of six programmes recorded at the Royal Festival Hall, London marking the appointment of Andre Previn as Music Director of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Vladimir Ashkenazy is the soloist in Beethoven Piano Concerto No 4 with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conducted by Andre Previn 'To Beethoven and his contemporaries,' says Previn in his introductory essay, 'the mechanism of the piano was every bit as novel and exciting as computers and synthesisers are to young composers working today. Beethoven and the piano grew up together during a period of rapid experimentation. With its subtle gradations between loud and soft, the "pianoforte" provided a unique new world of sonority and expressive range, demonstrated from the very first chord of this concerto, one of the most popular works in the entire repertory.'
Sound vic GODRICH
Lighting STAN SNAPE
Director HERBERT CHAPPELL (Andre Previn Music Festival presented by Bankers Trust Company)

A weekly look at wildlife introduced by Tony Soper
Red Rag to the EEC
Today the Spanish bullfight season opens. Since Spain joined the EEC in January this traditional sport has been under fire. lain Guest reports from the ringside and talks to the Euro MP leading the campaign.
One Good Tern...
Good news from Ghana.
Its government has combined forces with the RSPB to save the roseate tern. Follow the annual migration from Ireland to the tidal strand of West Africa.
A New Line in Executive Toys
Jeremy Cherfas puts the Ecosphere, the latest executive pacifier from the US, under the microscope.
Producer CAROLINE WEAVER Editor ROBIN HELLIER
BBC Bristol

Presented by Bryan Magee This week Jeremy Isaacs ,
Chief Executive, Channel 4; Michael Tracey , Director of the Broadcasting Research Unit, and Brian Wenham ,
Director of Programmes, BBC Television, discuss:
Broadcasting - what is its future?
Studio director IAN PAUL
Producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN BBC Bristol

starring
Anna Massey
Denholm Elliott
Googie Withers Patricia Hodge Julia McKenzie
Barry Foster and Irene Handl
Screenplay CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON
From the prize-winning novel by ANITA BROOKNER
Romantic novelist
Edith Hope so horrifies her friends that they banish her to the solitude of a Swiss hotel. She decides to work out her exile by observing her few fellow-guests: Mrs Pusey and her daughter Jennifer with their simple greed; the mysterious Monica; the deaf Countess cast off by her son; and Philip Neville who preaches a doctrine of pure selfishness. Edith soon finds herself entangled in their lives.
Original music by CARL DAVIS Film editor DICK ALLEN
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Photography KEN MACMILLAN Producer SUE BIRTWISTLE Director GILES FOSTER
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Romantic novelist Edith Hope so horrifies her friends that they banish her to the solitude of a Swiss hotel. She decides to work out her exile by observing her fellow guests.

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British International Championship
Scotland v England
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of the match played earlier this evening at the Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh.
Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN