7.40 Origin of Species

8.5 Charles Tomlinson

8.30 Romanticism

8.55 Conversing with Computers

9.20 Computers and Thinking

9.45 Iron Bridges

10.10 Religions of the Roman Empire

10.35 Seven Steps to Revolution

11.0 Geologist on the Moon

11.25 Antibody Diversity Immunoregulation

11.50 The Adelaide Centre

12.15 Rural Transport and Accessibility

12.40 Moderne and Modernistic

1.5 Ethology

1.30 Linear Models

1.55 M101/5 Mathematical Induction

2.20 The Direction Derivative

starring
David Niven , Teresa Wright
For General Sir Roland Dane , who lives alone in wartime London, 99 Wiltshire Crescent is a house full of memories.
However, his great-niece Grizel arrives from America and brings excitement back to his house.
Screenplay by JOHN PATRICK , from the novel Fugue in Time by RUMER GODDEN Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN Directed by IRVING REIS
(Blacfc and white) Films: page 18

The Cornhill Insurance Centenary Test
England v Australia from Lord's Third day

A season of film biographies of artists and musicians. Claude Monet
MICHAEL HORDERN speaks the imagined thoughts of Monet, based on a close study of his actual statements. The paintings are brought to life by comparison with the actual places where they were done. Monet's garden at Giverny and his famous lily pond are shown much as they were.
Stunning has to be the adjective for this beautifully organised tribute.
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Additional narration MARY WIMBUSH
Written and produced by JOHN READ

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by MUSSORGSKY based on a play by PUSHKIN Robin Ray introduces the Bolshoi Opera production
This sumptuous production, in two prologues and four acts, chronicles the life and death of the early 17th-century Tsar.
Constructed on an epic scale and revised by RIMSKY-KORSAKOV, the action ranges from the Kremlin in Moscow to ancient Russian monasteries and a castle in Poland. with Yevgeny Nesterenko as Boris Godunov and SOLOISTS, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Of the BOLSHOI OPERA conducted by Boris Khaikin
In the intervals at 8.45 and 10.0*
ROBIN RAY talks to DAVID LLOYD JONES about the historical and musical background to the opera.
Producer LEONID BARATOV
Designer FYDOR FYOKOROVSKY
Directed for Soviet Television by ALEKSEY BARANNIKOV

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Nine documentary programmes which take a close look at a controversial police force in action. 8: Buns, Boats and Bombs
In a colony where the unexpected is the norm, anything from a ' bomb scare ' to a ' snake call' is routine. But a small boat fire in a crowded typhoon shelter becomes a nightmare for the Marine Police. Meanwhile, at the annual bun festival on Cheung Chau Island, anti-riot squads wait anxiously. This is the day when rival
Triad gangs parade openly and when the midnight scramble begins - so will the trouble.
Film cameraman PATRICK TURLEY Producer JOHN PURDIE
Record, Hong Kong Beat and other BBCtv themes, (record REH 385, cassette zcr 385) from record shops

The Cornhill Insurance Centenary Test
England v Australia from Lord's
Third day: highlights introduced by RICHIE BENAUD

concludes the season of horror films. Tonight starring
Peter Cushing, Calvin Lockhart
A bizarre assortment of guests-including Peter Cushing as a werewolf expert - are assembled for a weekend party by millionaire big-game hunter Tom Newcliffe. He is determined to hunt the beast, but his guest list rapidly dwindles ...
Screenplay by Michael Winder
Based on the novel There Shall Be No Darkness by James Blish
Produced by Max J. Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky
Directed by PAUL Annett. Films: page 18 (First showing on British television)