7.40 Poetry of W. H. Auden

8.5 Is Music Noise?

8.30 Constable and Turner

8.55 Urban Renewal in Chicago

9.20 Computers - Systems Analysis

9.45 Floating an Oilrig

10.10 The Minicomputer

10.35 Materials and their Environment - Corrosion

11.0 Ecology

11.25 The GC/MS Link-up

11.50 The Kenyan Small Farmer

12.15 The Ghost Sonata

1.5 English Furniture of the 30s

1.55 M101/21 Modelling, Stocks

2.20 Psychology

starring
Lionel Jeffries , Oliver Reed Jack Hedley , June Thorburn
England, 1648: Cromwell's troops pursue the King as he is moved from one hiding-place to another. Among Royalist rebels is the daring, anonymous figure known as the Scarlet Blade.
Written and directed by JOHN GILLING

England v New Zealand from The Oval
I The final session of play on the third day.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD andJIM LAKER

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A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time throughout the UK.
Tonight from BBC North East Norham - a Borderline Case
The village of Norham has sat on the English bank of the Tweed for 1,000 years. Back in time it saw much Border bloodshed, great upheavals between England and Scotland, but still carried on as best it could, living on the salmon and the land. Today it's going through one of its biggest-ever shake-ups, but life still goes on .. ; . Director BERNARD HALL Producer DAVID BEAN
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

The Story of Britain's Royal Builders and Collectors. Told by Huw Wheldon
The last of nine programmes.
Edward VII was the first British monarch to travel widely overseas, a custom which has been extended in modern times with the State visits of our present Queen in the Royal Yacht Britannia.
In the 1860s Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, acquired Sandringham in Norfolk as a country retreat and it has remained a favourite home for later members of the Royal Family. His successor. George V, opened up Holyrood House for State visits to Edinburgh, and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother has continued the link with Scotland by renovating the Castle of Mey on the coast of Caithness, the most northerly castle in Britain. In this final programme Sir Huw Wheldon looks at some of the beautiful and surprising modern acquisitions to the Royal Collection.

"Television at its best" (Liverpool Post)
"A personal and well-deserved triumph for Sir Huw Wheldon" (Daily Telegraph)

(First shown on BBC1)
Book (same title), £10.00, from bookshops

Robin Day chairs this important debate. Taking part: the Home Secretary,
The Rt Hon Merlyn Rees , mp and the Conservative spokesman on law and order,
The Rt Hon William Whitelaw , MP with policemen, lawyers, magistrates and others concerned with the growth of crime.
Before an invited audience at the Royal Institution of Great Britain.
Director MICHAEL LUMLEY Producer JOHN DEKKER

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from The Oval. Introduced by RICHIE BENAUD

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Tonight's Midnight Movie double bill features one of the legendary stars of the bizarre and the supernatural - Lon Chaney Jr.
Man Made Monster starring
Lon Chaney Jr , Lionel Atwill
In the first film Chaney plays the victim of a scientist who, during experiments, turns him into a robot-like creature immune to electricity.
Directed by GEORGE WAGGNER and at 12.15 am
The Mummy's Curse starring
Lon Chaney Jr , Martin Kosleck
The last in the famous series of ' Mummy ' films, in which Chaney stars as the Egyptian Mummy. He returns to life, after 3,000 years, in a murderous quest for the woman he once loved.
Based on the story by LEON ABRAMS and DWIGHT V BABCOCKS
Directed by LESLIE GOODWINS
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