8.5 St Joan

8.55 Asbestos - A Problem Product

9.20 Maths - Galois Theory

9.35 Maths - Galois Theory

9.45 Reciprocating Engines

10.10 A Case of Common Ownership

10.35 Maths: Complex Analysis

11.0 Conformation in Proteins 2

11.25 Imaging the Eye

11.50 Uses of Biochemistry

12.15 The Handicapped - The Swedish Fokus

12.40 Political Film: The Nightcleaners

1.5 Maths - Differential Equations

The original ' Vitaphone ' sound version of the classic adventure film starring John Barrymore
John Barrymore plays the world's greatest lover with all the swashbuckling style of Fairbanks and the smouldering passion of Valentino in this spectacular film which first used recorded musical accompaniment to great dramatic effect. director ALAN CROSLAND

The Sunspot Mystery
Sunspots are mysterious magnetic blemishes on the surface of the sun, many times larger than the earth. They come and go in cycles which last 11 years. Physicists are now diving back into history to see if events on earth correlate with the sunspot cycle.

Guideposts Trust presents My Name is Legion

BBC2 joins the Radio 1 In Concert programme in a simultaneous broadcast for an hour's contemporary rock music.
This week: Elkie Brooks
Introduced by ALAN BLACK
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best effect viewers with Stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.

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A series of ten programmes presenting the history and development of the firearm. 4: Riflemen Form
Introduced by Christopher Roads
Military men did not look on the rifle with much favour in the 18th and early 19th centuries: they preferred the smooth-bore musket. The Kentucky rifle was one of the first rifles to be employed in warfare, in the American War of Independence, but not by regular soldiers. With the arrival of a French design called the Minie", the rifle was finally adopted by the British army as the standard arm of the regular soldier - and proved its worth against the Russians in the Crimean War.
Narrated by DUNCAN CARSE
Film editor DICK ALLEN
Producer PAUL JORDAN

Robin Ray introduces
Turangaltla Andre Previn , tonight's conductor, describes the Turangalila-Symphony by OLIVIER MESSIAEN as ' with The Rite of Spring, the most important orchestral work of our times.'
This vast hymn to love in all its forms is written for a huge orchestra with an enormous array of percussion. Glittering cascades of exotic sound alternate with great sweeping romantic tunes.
The performance is illustrated with Tantric and Kangara pictures from India, tribal masks and statues from Africa, and paintings from such artists as Marc Chagall , Odilon Redon , Gustave Moreau , Georgia O'Keeffe and Victor Vasarely. With the London Symphony Orchestra leader JOHN GEORGIADIS conducted by Andre Previn with Michel Beroff (piano) and Jeanne Loriod (ondes martenot)
Director BARRIE GAVIN

Starring Mario Adorf, Tilo Pruckner
Bomber and Paganini are a pair of grossly incompetent burglars. Quarrelling as usual while opening a safe, they succeed only in blowing themselves up and wake up in hospital: Bomber blind and Paganini crippled. Disowned by their gang, the two are forced into each other's company for survival.
... sly, artful ... full of gay, subtle humour, many gags, bittersweet melancholy and biting irony ... (die WELT) ... a remarkably vital piece of film-making (TAGESZEITUNG) ... superlatively played by the duo Mario Adorf and Tilo Pruckner
(WEST-DEUTSCHE ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG)
Written and directed by NICOS PERAKIS Films: page 8
(First showing on British television)

Tonight from BBC Scotland Current Account
'As a police officer with many years experience, I am still shocked, disheartened and horrified. It is a terrible situation these youngsters are getting themselves into.' John Quinn is a member of a special squad trying to combat glue-sniffing by children in industrial Lanarkshire. Kenneth Cargill joins the squad to investigate the growing problem that has already killed four children in one year and damaged the health of an unknown number of others.
Director BARRY TOOVEY
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

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The Colgate World
Matchplay Championship Harry Carpenter introduces highlights from the final match played today over the West Course, Wentworth Club, Surrey.
Today's winner is not only the World Matchplay Champion but receives prize money of £30,000.

starring
Charles McGraw , Marie Windsor
Detective Walter Brown is given the difficult assignment of escorting Mrs Neil , widow of a murdered gangster, from Chicago to Los Angeles by train to testify before a grand jury. But ' The Mob' has other ideas ...
Director RICHARD FLEISCHER