7.40 The Meaning of Fossils

8.5 A Poet and Politics

8.30 Constable and Turner

8.55 The Automated Tutor

9.20 Psychology

9.45 The Alkali Industry

10.35 The Objector

11.0 The Athabasca Glacier

11.25 Chromatin

11.50 Self-concept

12.15 Gravity Model

12.40 The Galbraithian Thesis

1.5 Social Class

1.30 We're All Immigrants Here

1.55 Choice in Education

2.20 Harmonic Analysis: 2

Starring Conrad Veidt , Vivien Leigh
A rare chance to see one of the most memorable love stories in the history of British cinema - a film set against a fascinating background of spying and intrigue during the last year of World War I. The time is 1918, the place Stockholm. The beautiful Madeleine Godard, owner of an exclusive dress shop, makes frequent trips to Paris, ostensibly to purchase the latest haute couture models. But is she also gathering secret information on Allied military activities?
Screenplay by LAJOS BIRO
Directed by VICTOR SAVILLE
(Black and white). Films: page 7

Cricket
The Benson and Hedges Cup Final
Essex v Northamptonshire from Lord's
Further coverage of this 55-over a side final in which Essex, the holders, will be hoping to be the nrst county to win this competition twice in succession.
Golf: The Open from Muirfield The 109th Championship
The closing stages of the third round. The top 60 go through to tomorrow's final round.

Weather

The young schoolboy who left Reading Grammar School spent 40 years in the antiques business until a chance appearance in Going for a Song made him a national television personality.
In Collector's World, Talking about Antiques and lately Antiques Roadshow, he has aroused enthusiasm in millions of new collectors.
Tonight he talks about his life to fellow broadcaster and author Bernard Price , who shares Arthur's regard for the giants of English furniture design - Chippendale and Hepplewhite.
Director MALCOLM ADAMS Producer JOHN FROST

A season of film biographies of artists and musicians. The Savage
Paul Gauguin and the Construction of Paradise
An Omnibus film about the best-known legend in the history of art: how the small-time business-man left his roots and went in search of a pagan paradise in the South Seas. This film looks at the image of himself that GAUGUIN hoped to promote in his book Noa Noa, the story of his first stay in Tahiti, at the private notebooks and letters in which he reveals the real facts about his adventures, and at the Tahitian paintings themselves - rich, mysterious evocations of the paradise he had hoped to discover. With the voice of Leo McKern as Gauguin
Other readings by Martin Jarvis Nicola Blackman as Tehemana Hira Talfrey as her mother Gail Playfair as the Princess Derrick Branch as Totefa Marilyn Bigland as Vahine
... one of the classics of television's 25 years' attention to the arts. (GUARDIAN) Designer ANNA RIDLEY
Written and directed by LESLIE MEGAHEY

Nine documentary programmes which take a close look at a controversial police force in action. 2: Chasing the Dragon
In Hong Kong, about one in every
45 is a drug addict. The older addicts still smoke opium. But the young have turned to opium's deadly derivative - heroin. Smoking heroin is called ' Chasing the Dragon '.
The task of eliminating the Dragon' has fallen to the Hong
Kong Police -a task described as like trying to eat clear soup with chopsticks. The drug arrives by Junk from Thailand. It filters down to the street through a tortuous chain of middlemen. Most of these will be Triads-swom to secrecy under pain of 36 ferocious oaths.
In the street-level fight against the' Dragon ', the police can arrest addicts with pathetic ease. But it is not so easy to put behind bars the Mr Bigs - or even the Mr Not-so-Bigs.
Film editor ARTHUR SOLOMON.
Producer JOHN PURDIE
"irst shown on BBCl)

The Benson and Hedges Cup Final
Essex v Northamptonshire
PETER WEST introduces highlights ot today's final from Lord's, Producer NICK HUNTER.

The experts had their say in last Monday's programme.
Now Eric Robson reports on what the Brass Tacks audience has been saying - on radio phone-ins and in their letters.

BBC Manchester

continuing the season of Midnight Movies to thrill, shock and chill The Devil Doll starring Lionel Barrymore Maureen O'Sullivan
Convicted on the false evidence of his business partners, Paul Lavond escapes from Devil's Island spurred by the thought of vengeance. He finds the means in the amazing formula devised by the half-crazed scientist who escapes with him, in this bizarre film by Tod Browning , one of the pioneers of the horror movie.
Screenplay by GARRETT FORT
GUY ENDORE, ERICH VON STROHEIM Directed by TOD BROWNING
. Films: page 7 at 11.50 News on 2; Weather and at 11.55
Daughters of Satan starring Tom Selleck , Barra Grant This macabre excursion into satanism tells of a young antique dealer living in Manila, who is enticed into buying an old Spanish painting of three witches being burned at the stake. One of the witches bears a remarkable resemblance to his wife and soon the picture exerts a strange influence over the couple ...
Screenplay by JOHN c. HIGGINS
Based on a story by JOHN BUSHELMAN Produced by AUBREY SCHENCK
Directed by HOLLINGSWORTH MORSE
(FiTst showing on British television) Films: page 7