7.40 History of Mathematics

8.5 Degrees of Difference

8.30 Partial Differential Equations

8.55 Understanding Aggro

9.20 Rhondda (3) - A Question of Identity

9.45 Handicapped in the Community

10.10 The Exception and the Rule

11.0 Changing Sea Levels

11.25 Heavy Metal Tolerance

11.50 Educational Research Methods

12.15 The Universe Today

12.40 The London Underground

1.5 Conflict in the Family

1.30 Random Sampling

1.55 M101/23 Modelling, Surveys

2.20 Transformer Core

starring Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie
San Francisco's famed Barbary Coast tonight plays host to a lively period musical, starring the ever-popular Alice Faye. This glittering romance of the naughty 90s includes the famous award-winning song "You'll never know".
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at 4.30
Down Argentine Way
starring Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Carmen Miranda
A Latin American extravaganza starring Betty Grable, the GI's favourite pin-up, as an heiress who falls in love with an Argentine rancher, and, of course, the dazzling debut of the Brazilian bombshell Carmen Miranda.
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The Music of Nigeria, West Africa Kokoro, the blind musician, sings and plays for a living in the crowded streets of Lagos. Successful recording artists work in the busy studios, and in the north the ' talking ' drums of the fishermen beat out across the wild and beautiful country. This music, an integral part of life* in Nigeria. I was taken to the Americas and became the beginning of jazz and the blues - music enjoyed by people all over the world today. Directed by JEREMY MARRE

Second Thoughts
Determined to get rid of Lucy. J.R. has arranged for her and Alan Beam to move to Chicago after their marriage, and he puts pressure on Beam to fix the wedding date. Unwittingly, Jock upsets all J.R's carefully-made plans ...
Written by LINDA B. ELSTAD
Directed by IRVING J. MOORE
(Another episode on Bank Holiday Monday at 6.15)

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A season of film biographies of artists and musicians. Point Counterpoint
The Life and Works of Georges Seurat written and narrated by DAVID THOMPSON with Henry Moore and Bridget Riley
This film explores the development of one of the most influential Post-Impressionist artists. Seurat's revolutionary approach to painting, the scientific technique of applying paint in small dots which was his hallmark, the beauty of his drawings, and his profound approach to his subject matter, have always made him a force to be reckoned with not only by his contemporaries, but by modern artists like HENRY MOORE and BRIDGET RILEY. With the Cirque Gruss a I'ancienne, Paris
Committed and intelligent, and makes a strong and convincing claim for Seurat's importance as ' almost a modern artist ' (TIME out) Film editor ROY FRY
Producer ANN TURNER

Nine documentary programmes which take a close look at a controversial police force in action. 7: Country Coppers
After the bustle of Hong Kong Island and Downtown Kowloon, the villages and hamlets of the New Territories are oases of calm and order. Crime is not a problem here. But it pays to send out patrols into the hinterland to act as the Government's ears, eyes and PROS.
If all seems calm on the surface there are tensions. The people here. like all Chinese, believe in ' Fung Soy '- the natural balance and harmony of their surroundings. So when a policeman at Lok Ma Chau blows out his brains in a sentry-box, the young British station commander feels compelled to call in the local geomancer to exorcise his police station.
Film editor BRIAN TOMKINS Producer JOHN PURDIE

Written and directed by ARIANE MNOUCHKINE
A major five-part series telling the story of one of history's great playwrights whose writings of 17th-century Paris life are memorable for their humour and perception.
4: Secure in the patronage of the King, Moliere produces one successful play after another, most of them written by himself. He takes on the appearance of a courtier and, becoming too autocratic, he alienates some members of the company. A major crisis arises when the Church and the court arraign him over the ' scandal' of Tartuffe.
Music RENE CLEMENCIC
Co-production LES films DU SOLEIL ET de LA NUIT, CLAUDE LELOUCH FILMS 13, ANTENNE 2 and RAI
English version directed by HAL BRAV for SND, Paris
(Final episode tomorrow at 8.55 pm)

The experts had their say in last ' Monday's programme.
Now Eric Robson ronnrts 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

"Tower of London"
starring Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Vincent Price
Basil Rathbone stars in this sinister historical melodrama as the unscrupulous and power-hungry Richard III. Assisted by his dutiful executioner, Mord, the villainous Richard slaughters his way to the English throne. Boris Karloff, bald-headed, crook-shanked and malevolent, presides over the Tower's torture chamber with the air of a maitre d'hotel.
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12.10 am "The Skull"
starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee
Horrifying deaths await those curious about the skull of the notorious Marquis de Sade. In this vivid and highly imaginative British horror film, Professor Christopher Maitland and Sir Matthew Phillips foolishly attempt to probe the skull's demonic secrets.
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