7.40 Science and Belief: Fontenelle

8.5 Control of Education

8.30 Looking at Poems

8.55 Cognitive Maps

9.20 Psychology

9.45 Coal and the 19th Century

10.10 Medieval Mystery Plays

11.0 Isotopes in Geology

11.25 Genetics: Meiosis

11.50 Educational Research Methods

12.15 Special Relativity

12.40 Frank Lloyd Wright

1.5 The Relevance of Sociology

1.30 Solving Linear Equations

Come to the Fair
Justin Case , Peter Wear juggle with comedy and music. Guests Jeanette Ranger Toby Philpott
Musical director PETER PETTINGER Film editor ROY DEVERELL
Graphic designer RICHARD MARKELL Designer ROGER CANN
Production JUDY WHITFIELD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

starring
Jennifer Jones , James Mason Van Heflin , Louis Jourdan
Emma Bovary is a beautiful young woman whose love of romance and elegant living lead her to sacrifice her husband, her child and, eventually, her own life.
Screenplay by Robert ARDREY
Based on the novel by GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI
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Portrait of a Poison

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. Tonight:
Anthony Hodgins presents The Sound of Love
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

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A Life on the Move
Joan Sutherland 's voice is familiar to millions through her numerous recordings and her international appearances. Next Saturday, her performance in the title role of Donizetti's opera Lucrezia Borgia will be televised live from the Royal Opera House.
Tonight's film follows Joan Suther land and her husband, conductor Richard Bonynge , over a year in their busy life together, continually on the move between performances, recordings and concert appearances. We go behind the scenes at the Met and Sydney Opera House, on tour in Japan and Korea, and watch recording sessions in London and at the Bonynges' home in Switzerland.
The film includes excerpts from Australian Opera's productions of Norma, La Traviata and The Merry Widow; a Wagner recording session; and a variety of songs in recital and in rehearsal.
Film cameramen PRESTON CLOTHIER , LES SEYMOUR Producer and director BRIAN ADAMS ABC Australia

A Personal Statement by Milton Friedman
6: How to Cure Inflation
' Inflation is the inevitable result when the quantity of money in circulation rises more rapidly than the quantity of goods and services produced', says PROFESSOR FRIEDMAN. ' The cure is to stop the printing presses; stop printing money.' Is it really that simple? With Peter Jay in the chair, Professor Friedman argues his case with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, The Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Howe , mp, and former Chancellor, The Rt Hon Denis Healey , mp.
A VIDEO ARTS TV LTD Film
Executive producer MICHAEL PEACOCK Director GRAHAM MASSEY Producer MICHAEL LATHAM
Outside broadcast director 8RUCE TODD Editor PAUL ELLIS

by Richard Crane
[Starring] Pat Heywood as Joan, Trevor Peacock as Frank

Mother is manic, Father frustrated. Son sees himself as quite an operator. Daughter wants to change the dreary world of Jubilee-year England. The day has come. Back to Rottingdean... if all goes smoothly.

A film about Whitechapel with Arnold Wesker and William Fishman
' It's a trap, the East End, to be cosy and sentimental.... being romantic, yes! That's looking back with love. But sentimentality-that's looking back with dishonesty.'
That was how playwright Arnold Wesker wrote about London's Whitechapel. Since he left the place in 1940 it has changed almost beyond recognition. At the turn of the century, the little streets to the North and East of Aldgate tube station were the hub of London's immigrant Jewish community. Now the Kosher butchers and synagogues have become Halal grocers and mosques. But one thing doesn't change. Ever since the French
Huguenots landed there in the 1750s, the East End has nurtured migrants and strangers.
This film is an impressionistic portrait of East London's immigrant life, filmed in the prayer houses and sweatshops, the cafes and streets of Spitalfields. Most of all it evokes the exiles' dream of a promised land, free from discrimination and poverty, which has kept immigrant life alive over 300 years.
Sound KEITH RODGERSON
PETER RANN
Photography BERNARD HEDGES Written and directed by DENNIS MARKS

from the Wembley Arena The John Player All-England
Championships The Semi-finals
LIEMSWIE KING (Indonesia) defends his Men's Singles title. FLEMMING DELFS (Denmark), World Champion and runner-up last year, is his main rival, and RAY STEVENS spearheads England's challenge.
LENE KÖPPEN of Denmark defends her Singles title against a field which includes GILLIAN GILKS , England's number one, who won in 1976 and 1978. Commentators
BARRY DAVIES , RODDY MACCRIMMON

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starring
Van Heflin , Robert Ryan and Janet Leigh , Mary Astor
Frank Enley 's bright future as a successful young businessman in a small Californian town is suddenly threatened by the appearance of a figure from the past - mysterious limping man with a gun in his pocket and a terrible score to settle.
This powerful melodrama of guilt and revenge is expertly directed by Fred Zinnemann and faultlessly acted by its two principals.
Screenplay by ROBERT L. RICHARDS Produced by WILLIAM H. WRIGHT Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN
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