7.40 Impact of the Telescope

8.5 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall

8.30 Primary Sources

8.55 Cues and Schemas

9.20 Psychology

9.45 Scientific Discoveries

10.10 The Image of Empire

10.35 India: Politics and Social Change

11.0 Skye - Field Evidence

11.25 Carbohydrates

11.50 Rosmersholm Dream-Work

12.15 Ontario - Land Use

12.40 Charles Rennie Mackintosh
(to 13.05)

1.30 Probability Models

1.55 Food Retailing: Market Power

2.20 Maths - Differential Equations

2.45 Lifetimes

starring Steve Cochran with Wildfire, the Wonder Horse
After capturing Wildfire, a prize black stallion, horse-hunter Ben Kirby tries to buy him from his employer, Matt Jennings. But while Ben is still struggling to raise the money, Jennings sells Wildfire to a travelling rodeo.
Screenplay by CRANE WILBUR Produced by BRYAN FOY
Directed by LOUIS KING . Films: page 19

A Place Called Space
Justin Case , Peter Wear space things out with comedy and music. Guests: Christopher Lillicrap Annette Lyons
Musical director PETER PETTINGER Film editor ROY DEVERELL
Graphic designer RICHARD MARKELL Designer ROGER CANN
Production JUDY WHITFIELD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

8: Easy to Grow Plants

A Personal Statement by Milton Friedman
3: From Cradle to Grave
' Welfare is dangerous and wasteful. Dangerous because people are told what to do with their lives. Wasteful because the huge amount of money available for welfare programmes is an open invitation to fraud, waste and abuse.'
MILTON FRIEDMAN argues his case with The Rt Hon David Ennals , mp
Jack Jones and Sir Hector Laing.
A VIDEO ARTS TV LTD Film
Executive producer MICHAEL PEACOCK Director GRAHAM MASSEY Producer MICHAEL LATHAM
Studio presentation PETER JAY Editor PAUL ELL ;S

starring Edward G. Robinson
Humphrey Bogart , Ann Sothern
Gangster Little John Sarto returns from Europe to find that his gang has been taken over by his former associate Jack Buck. Humphrey Bogart plays the villainous rival and Edward G. Robinson stars as the hood whose search for real ' class' leads to the monastery gates.
Screenplay by EARL BALDWIN Based on a story by RICHARD CONNELL
Produced by JACK L. WARNER and HAL B. WALLIS
Directed by LLOYD bacon
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Gwyneth Jones
One of Wales's most celebrated opera stars returns to her native Gwent for this special St David 's Day concert with the Dyfed Choir director JOHN DAVIES
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader
CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by Sir Colin Davis
Wagner Dich , teure Halle (Tannhauser)
Puccini Vissi d'arte (Tosea)
Verdi Pace, pace (La. forza del destino)
Mascagni Intermezzo; Easter Hymn (Cavalleria rusticana)
Lehar Vilja (The Merry Widow)
Wagner Prelude, Act 3 (Lohengrin)
Strauss Final Scene (Salome) Introduced by HUMPHREY BURTON
Produced by J. MERVYN WILLIAMS BBC Cymru/Wales

A fictional chronicle in four parts based on real events. The Family Weiss
The Family Dorf with 1: The Gathering Darkness
Berlin 1935: prosperous Jewish physician Josef Weiss and his family celebrate the marriage of his son, Karl, to Inga, a Catholic. The occasion is soon to be overshadowed by events in Hitler's Germany; events which will benefit others such as Erik Dorf , an impoverished young lawyer who joins the ss.
Written by GERALD GREEN
Produced by ROBERT BERGER and HERBERT BRODKIN
Directed by MARVIN CHOMSKY

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starring Peter Sellers Robert Morley
Constance Cummings
The House of MacPherson, old-established manufacturers of hand-woven tweeds, is invaded by a female efficiency expert who has driven her previous employers to distraction. Her brisk new methods soon upset the firm's elderly retainers and finally drive the chief accountant to thoughts of murder.
Written and produced by MONJA DANISCHEWSKY
Based on the short story
The Catbird Seat by JAMES THURBER Directed by CHARLES CRICHTON
. Films: page 19