6.50 The Marriage of Figaro
7.15 South Yorkshire Transport
7.40 Women and Organisations
8.05 Another Point of View
8.30 Currents
8.55 Non-Euclidean Geometry
9.20 Physics: Special Relativity
9.45 Visual Illusions
10.10Cancer: Some of the Options
10.35 Volunteering and Social Action
11.00 State and Society: Propaganda
11.25 Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
11.50 Einsteins's General Relativity
12.15 Living Choices: Good Moves
12.40 Digital Measurement
1.05 From Micro to Mainframe
1.30 Dali and Surrealism
1.55 Chemistry: Metals with Wings
2.20 History of Mathematics

Hambro Guardian Trophy Final Stage
Christian Mari of France has led throughout, but with only a few hands left to play he is in danger of losing to Tony Forrester of Great Britain.
Presented by Clare Harrison and Jeremy Flint.
Lighting COLIN WIDGERY
Videotape editor IAN HOWLETT Director ANNIE LEWIS
Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBC Elstree
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starring
Margaret Rutherford as Gloriana.
The economy of the Duchy of Grand
Fenwick collapses when the state's only export, its wine, starts exploding. But when it's discovered that the wine makes rocket fuel, the PM decides that a Fenwickian will be the first man on the moon!
Screenplay by MICHAEL PERTWEE Based on the novel by LEONARD WIBBERLEY
Produced by WALTER SHENSON Directed by RICHARD LESTER
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Tony Lewis introduces further coverage.

It's estimated that 100,000
British people will be buying a home in France in the next three years. Some simply want a holiday home; others, like Colin and Jenny Trayte , are leaving Cornwall for good to start a new life across the Channel.
Videotape editor MIKE FOREN Producer PHIL JONES

The first of six programmes featuring music ranging from chamber to oratorio.
The performances are given by leading interpreters on both modern and period instruments; Michael Berkeley explores the background to the music and talks to the artists involved. Tonight Roger Norrington , one of the leading exponents of 'historically aware' performances, conducts the London Classical Players, led by John Holloway , in the Symphony No 6 in F major,
Op 68 (the Pastoral), recorded in Tewkesbury Abbey. Lighting DICK BENTLEY Sound PAUL JENKINS
Producer ANDREW QUICK BBC Wales

with Moira Stuart.
Lisa Davidson reviews the week with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview

Lord Reith, whose centenary falls this month, created the BBC and the ethos of public service broadcasting.
He became one of the most powerful moral figures of the century, but his career ended early in frustration and bitterness. In 1967, four years before his death, Lord Reith gave a wide-ranging and sometimes astonishingly frank account of his life and times to Malcom Muggeridge. In the first of two programmes he reflects on his rigorous upbringing as the son of a Glasgow minister, his experiences in the First World War and his stewardship of the BBC through the historic crises of the General Strike and the Abdication.
Producer STEPHEN PEET (Part 2 next Saturday)

First of sixprogrammes. A group of ten people take part in a series of psychodramas led by psychotherapist Jinnie Jefferies.
Each week one member of the group explores a personal problem by re-enacting painful memories and trying out various solutions. Saying Goodbye and Making Peace
Joe's favourite uncle died before Joe could say goodbye to him. In this psychodrama, Joe finds his grieving tears and makes a vital discovery about his father. Narrator:
Christopher Timothy Research FLO HERVEY
Directed by LAURENS C. POSTMA Produced by UDI EICHLER
A BROOK production for BBCtv

continues a short season of Australian movies. Starring
Wendy Hughes as Patricia Norman Kaye as Peter. Following his mother's death, Peter Thompson decides there ought to be more to life than an empty house and a dachshund.
Risking$50 on an 'introduction' via a lonely hearts club, to his surprise and delight the first possible partner is the attractive Patricia. But Peter soon finds that the course of true love never runs smooth
Screenplay by PAUL COX and JOHN CLARKE
Produced by JOHN B. MURRAY Directed by PAUL cox
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from Old Trafford
Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia Richie Benaud introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

Last in the present series presented by Antoine de Caunes.
Lou Reed talks about his acclaimed New York LP. Executive producers
ALEX BERGER. TIM NEWMAN