7.40 Lyell on Etna

8.5 18th-Century Speculators

8.30 Leeds

8.55 Social Skills Therapy: 2

9.20 Psychology

9.45 The Explosives Industry

10.10 Six Characters in Search of an Author

11.0 Cratering and Lunar Geology

11.25 Plant and Animal Breeding

11.50 Language Cohesion

12.15 At the Frontier

12.40 Edwin Lutyens

1.5 Secularisation

1.30 Maths: Normed Spaces

1.55 M101/22 Modelling, Drugs

2.20 Database: Data Dictionaries

starring Conrad Veidt, Raymond Massey
Cardinal Richelieu , dictator of 17th-century France, agrees to spare the life of Gil de Berault if he captures the rebel Duke of Fiox. Failure will mean death.
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The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Headingley Third day
PETER WEST introduces live coverage of this afternoon's play.

starring
The Lost Child
Bobby takes a paternal interest in Luke, the young son of one of the hired hands on the ranch. His affection for the boy makes it even more difficult for Pam to tell Bobby the truth about their own unborn child. But the painful confession must be made ...
Written by RENA DOWN
Directed by IRVING J. MOORE
(Another episode on Monday at 7.0 pm)

Weather

After weeks of uncertainty the 1980 Henry Wood Promenade Concerts were launched last week at the Royal
Albert Hall , London, with a performance of the Symphony No 4 by Mahler BBC Symphony Orchestra leader BELA DEKANY , with Jessye Norman (soprano) conducted by John Pritchard
Introduced by MICHAEL BERKELEY
Sound MICHAEL JOHNSTONS Lighting GEORGE JAKINS
Director RODNEY GREENBERG (Subject to confirmation)
(In The Sunday Prom tomorrow night on BBC1, Sir Charles Groves conducts Tchaikovsky's Pathétique Symphony)

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.
Studio director GEORGE GREEN
Producer CHRISTOPHER WALMSLEY
Editor ALAN DOBSON. BBC Manchester

Nine documentary programmes 5: The Great Payroll Robbery
Half-a-million dollars has been snatched in the middle of a crowded market place. The gang of four held two security guards at gunpoint, while they stole the day's takings. No one heard anything. No one saw anything. Detective Inspector Wong 's only resort is to the murky world of the informer where a man will help the police with their enquiries - at a price. But can the informer be trusted?
Film cameraman PATRICK TURLEY producer JOHN PURDIE

The Benson and Hedges International Open from Fulford, York HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights
Editor DAVID KENNING

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Headingley Third day
RICHIE BENAUD with highlights
Producer NICK HUNTER

continuing the season of Midnight Movies to thrill, shock and chill The Beast from
20,000 Fathoms starring Paul Christian
Cecil Kellaway , Paula Raymond
The original classic science-fiction film which began the modern monster-movie cycle. Atomic tests in the Arctic free a prehistoric beast from the abysmal ice in which it has been frozen through the ages. Panic seizes America as the monster heads across the ocean towards New York ...
Screenplay by LOU MORHEIM and FRED FREIBERGER
Produced by HAL CHESTER and JACK DIETZ Directed by EUGENE LOURIE
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12.0
Night of the Lepus starring Stuart Whitman
Janet Leigh , Rory Calhoun
Experimenting with a new serum designed to control a plague of rabbits, scientists Roy and Gerry Bennett unwittingly create a mutant breed of monstrous carnivores, a scuttling, shambling horde destroying all in their path! Stuart Whitman and Janet Leigh star in this bizarre and unique science-fiction drama.
Screenplay by DON HOLLIDAY and GENE R. KEARNEY
Based on the novel Year of the Angry Rabbit by RUSSELL BRADDON Produced by A. c. LYLES
Directed by WILLIAM F. CLAXTON
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