7.40 Muscles

8.5 Instruments of the Orchestra

8.30 Foundation Maths: Integration

8.55 The Bauhaus

9.20 The Construction Industry

9.45 The Development of Fresco

10.10 Pure Maths: Topology

10.35 Maths: Lebesgue Integrability

11.0 Acetic Acid

11.25 Mining

11.50 Schrodinger Wave Equation

12.15 Child Care

12.40 Elections

starring Marlon Brando
Jean Simmons , Merle Oberon with Cameron Mitchell Elizabeth Sellars
In 1794, Desiree Clary , daughter of a Marseilles silk merchant, meets for the first time Napoleon Bonaparte , a young general. They fall in love but Bonaparte's burning ambition for power is destined to divide them.
Director HENRY KOSTER
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A close look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by PETER HILL .
Editor MICHAEL PAYNE

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Stars from Nashville delight their British fans during
The 7th International Festival of Country Music staged recently at Wembley Pool In this first of two programmes George Hamilton IV introduces Melba Montgomery
Barbara Mandrell , George Jones and other stars from Nashville Show Organiser MERVYN CONN Commentator DAVID ALLAN
Director DON SAYER
Producer DOUGLAS IIESPE

by Muriel Spark dramatised in three parts by Ken Taylor

In London 1945, when a world and a war were winding up with a bang, all the nice people were poor - especially the girls of the May of Teck Club fighting it out to the last clothing coupon.

The Wright Spark: page 5

Introduced by Melvyn Bragg and P. J. Kavanagh

'No gags on Scotsmen, Welshmen, clergymen, drink or medical matters. Do not sneeze at the microphone.' These were the BBC's official instructions to aspiring performers and entertainers back in 1925. Tonight's programme takes an affectionate look at radio comedy from the earliest days of the British Broadcasting Company right up to the present day.

Amongst those appearing in the programme to remember their successes and to reminisce together with the help of BBC Sound Archives are:
Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch : Band Waggon
Hattie Jacques and Deryck Guyler: ITMA
Maurice Denham and Sam Costa: Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh
Alan Simpson and Ray Galton: Hancock's Half-Hour
Frankie Howerd: Variety Bandbox
Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Junkin and Barry Cryer: Hello Cheeky
Producer BEN REA
Assistant editor TONY CASH
Editor BILL MORTON
Preview by Melvyn Bragg: page 5

A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time countrywide
Tonight, from BBC North: Wonderful Amy
In 1930, a young girl from Hull flew a secondhand Gypsy Moth aeroplane across deserts, jungles, and lonely seas, to Australia.
It was the greatest achievement in aviation by a woman, and the world went crazy with emotion as AMY JOHNSON returned in triumph to England ... and Yorkshire. This is the story of the legend.
Written and narrated by BRIAN THOMPSON
Film editor BRIAN TUCKER Producer PATRICK TAGGART
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD Maiden's flight: page 5

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Tony Bilbow and Philip Jenkinson present a round-up of what's going on in the film world, including an interview with David Niven whose latest film Paper Tiger has just opened in London.
Producer BARRY BROWN
Philip Jenkinson : page 17

starring Margaret Johnston Dulcie Gray , Kieron Moore
Prim and proper English .sisters Agnes and Ellen Isit fall under the spell of the delightful Italian villa they inherit and of its suave major-domo, Salvatore, who seems to want only to please them.
Director LESLIE ARLISS
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