7.40 Red Grouse

8.5 The Clouds

8.30 Foundation Maths: Differentiation

8.55 Portraiture

9.20 Israel and the Occupied Lands

9.45 Kant and Causality

10.10 Maths: Turing Machines

10.35 Maths: Integration

11.0 Trends in the Periodic Table

11.25 Geology

11.50 Schrodinger's Wave Equation

12.15 World War I

12.40 Housing 1840-1895

1.05 Vinyl Chloride Production

1.30 Measurement and Power

1.55 EEC: Decision-making

1.55 Closedown

starring David Niven Margaret Leighton Noelle Middleton
Why did war hero Maj Carrington take money from the battery safe?
Director ANTHONY ASQUITH
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The Penfold PGA Championship
The concluding stages of the second day's play

27 February 75: West German politician Peter Lorenz is kidnapped by members of the Baader-Meinhof group.
24 April 75: West German Ambassador in Stockholm, Herr Dietrich Stoker, is kidnapped by members of the Baader-Meinhof group.
How is it that the richest state in Europe has produced a group of young people prepared to kill and be killed for a revolutionary ideal? The Baader-Meinhof terrorists have bombed, shot and kidnapped their way through the last four years, creating a corresponding atmosphere of hysteria and near panic in West German society itself. Why do they do it? What do they hope to achieve? Are the authorities, with a £ 2½million fortified courthouse built specifically for the Baader-Meinhof trial, over-reacting to the violence of a tiny minority, or is there a real threat to social stability? Tonight's film asks these questions, and tries to get close to some of the answers.
Camera PETER MATTHEW 'S Sound BILL NORMAN
Film editor MIKE BURGESS
Written and produced by GORDON CARR
Thursday 5 June: Man Alive looks at the use of violence as a political weapon in 'The Negotiators

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from the novel by FREDERIC MULLALLY dramatised in five parts by JACK PULMAN starring Robert Powell with Keith Drinkel
Part 1: Frank Clancy and Dick Holt ... boyhood friends ... born in London's East End ten years before the General Strike. Both determined to make their way to the top in Fleet Street.
Cast in order of appearance:
Title song by BRIAN WADE and TONY CLIFF
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Designer GEOFFREY PATTERSON Producer RICHARD BEYNON Director BILL HAYS

Melvyn Bragg introduces the first of a series of repeats from last season's 2nd House. We kick off with 45 Minutes Each Way
A documentary entertainment on Football, a celebration of our national sport in music, verse and drama. Different aspects of the professional game in three dramatic episodes:
Illegal Approach by WILLIS HALL
' You never know your luck, he could end up as the sole owner of a fish and chip shop in W. Hartlepool by the time he's 35.'
Onion
A Football Association Disciplinary Hearing by ALAN PLATER
' He thought I was trying to block the free kick.... like standing less than ten yards away ... and he says: " Get out of the way you great fairy."
They Used to Play on Grass from the novel by GORDON M WILLIAMS and TERRY VENABLES
'You may run the team, but I employ you, I own this club.'
Also taking part: cartoonist BILL TIDY, poets ROGER MCGOUGH and TOM PICKARD , IAN CAMPBELL and his group, JACKIE CHARLTON , DANNY BLANCHFLOWER and other professional football players past and present.
Drama sequences directed by BEN REA Studio director TONY TYLEY Producer TONY CASH Editor BILL MORTON

A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time throughout the United Kingdom. Tonight:
Here Comes Everybody (BBC North)
A programme taken from a series presenting new writing by a wide range of Northern people. The work for the series was selected from over 2,000 submissions.
Tonight's programme of poetry and prose is introduced by poet Pete Morgan with Valerie Georgeson
Desmond Gill , Freddie Fletcher and guests: actor Harry Markham and poet George Kendrick
Compiled and edited by BRIAN THOMPSON Producer PATRICK TAGGART
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

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Tony Bilbow reports from the 1975 Cannes Film Festival with extracts from the official British entry Man Friday starring Peter O'Toole and Richard Roundtree , and two American entries, Lenny starring Dustin Hoffman and Alice Doesn 'Live Here Anymore with Ellen Burstyn. Also Joseph Losey 's new film , The Romantic Englishwoman.
Director MARGARET SHARP Producer BARRY BROWN

starring Bob Cummings
Margaret Lee , Rupert Davies with Brian Donlevy , Dan Duryea
Christopher Lee , George Raft
An American playboy newly arrived in Hong Kong finds himself involved in a murder.
Director JEREMY SUMMERS
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