7.40 History of Mathematics

8.5 Miroslav Holub

8.30 A Golden Age of Work

8.55 Abstracting the Meaning

9.20 Education in Portugal: 1

9.45 The Handicapped - Working Together

10.10 Instrumentation

10.35 Ministers/Officials/Parliament/Public

11.0 Mars

11.25 The Antibody Molecule

11.50 Learning Problems

12.15 Redlining the City

1.5 Conflict in the Family

1.30 Examining the Broadcasts

continues the season of distinguished British films celebrating the successful partnership of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
Starring Conrad Veidt, Valerie Hobson

An exciting spy thriller set against a shadowy blacked-out London during World War II. Captain Andersen, the Danish master of the neutral ship Helvig, is delayed by a British Contraband Control inspection. When two of his passengers disappear ashore in the mist, Andersen proceeds to London in pursuit....

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At many of the air shows up and down the country this summer, a small autogyro, impeccably flown by a retired RAF Wing Commander, Ken Wallis , delighted the crowds. Air shows apart, a Wallis autogyro has been used as a fighter, ' flown ' by 007 himself, in the film You Only Live Twice. The fighting Wallis is known as Little Nellie and is one of a number of specialised autogyros designed and built at Reymerston Hall, Norfolk, where the Wing Commander lives and works.
The development of the Wallis machines from a wartime U-boat observation kite is a fascinating story, yet it forms only part of the unusual Wallis collection of flying machines.
Commentator DUNCAN CARSE
Film editor COLIN JONES
Written and produced by BRIAN JOHNSON

starring
Robert Rounseville , Moira Shearer Robert Heipmann , Leonlde Massine This spectacular film version of Offenbach's opera begins with the poet Hoffmann watching a dragon-fly ballet. He is in love with Stella, the prima ballerina. She reawakens memories of former loves and to a group of students in a tavern he recalls three adventures.
The voices of: BRUCE DARGAVEL
MONICA SINCLAIR , DOROTHY BOND
GRAHAME CLIFFORD , MURRAY DICKIE MARGHERITA GRANDI
OWEN BRANNIGAN , JOAN ALEXANDER
English libretto by DENNIS ARUNDELL
From the French text by JULES BARBIER Music by JACQUES OFFENBACH
Conductor SIR THOMAS BEECHAM , with the ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Choreography by FREDERICK ASHTON
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Weather

Bath v Leicester
A tough start to the season for two of the top clubs in English rugby. Leicester, in their centenary season, and holders for the last two years of the club championship, are led by British Lion Peter Wheeler, as well as having six other English internationals to call upon. Bath, with the guiding hand of English fly-half John Horton behind the scrum, had many notable victories last season, particularly in Wales, and will be hoping to start this season with a flourish. Commentator at the Recreation Ground, Bath NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer HUW JONES

by ERNEST RAYMOND dramatised in five parts by JULIA JONES
1: Islington, London. 1932. Paul Presset lives a joyless existence with his self-centred wife Elinor but he has found a secret happiness which is to change his life.

by HAROLD PINTER based on the novel by AIDAN HIGGINS starring
Judi Dench
Jeremy Irons with Annette Crosbie , Harold Pinter Margaret Whiting
Three sisters live in a decaying mansion in the Ireland of the 30s. The arrival of a German student to rent the back lodge begins a subtle invasion of their private world.
Bravura acting in an astonishing production. (SUNDAY TIMES) The name of the director, David Jones , should be conjoined forthwith to that of the dramatist; it is many moons since we have seen so perfect a marriage of word and image, thought and action, of a subtle idea and its no less subtle realisation. (THE TIMES) Director DAVID JONES

Weather

The Hennessy Cognac Cup
Great Britain and Ireland v Europe from the Old Course, Sunningdale HARRY CARPENTER introduces the highlights of the second day of this E50,000 team competition.

starring John Garfield
Ann Sheridan , Pat O'Brien
Despite his corrupt political connections, gangster Tommy Gordon is finally tried and sent to prison. When the sympathetic warden allows him out to visit his dying girlfriend, Tommy gets involved in a murder for which he takes the blame. This prison drama is an excellent remake of the classic 20,000 Years in Sing Sing, based on the book by the warden of America's infamous penitentiary.
Screenplay by SETON 1.
MILLER BROWN HOLMES , COURTNEY TERRETT from the book by WARDEN LEWIS E. LAWES Directed by ANATOLE LITVAK
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