10.35 Consumer Decisions - Turning on the Heat

11.0 Health Choices - 'See-Saw'

11.25 Imagination in Mathematics - Catastrophe Theory

11.50 S101 Preparatory Maths - Algebra

Starring Rod Cameron, Tab Hunter
At the height of a desert wind storm, an oil company's aircraft is forced down in a remote area of the Sahara. The plane destroyed, its four occupants look for a means of survival-and find a derelict Afrika Korps tank containing a secret Nazi treasure of jewels.
Screenplay by RICHARD SCRAYER From a story by LUBREY WISBERG Produced by GRANT WHYTOCK Directed by E. A. DUPONT
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starring Brian Cant who invites you to join his guests in an entertainment of comedy and music. with Christopher Beeny
Anita Dobson , Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by JONATHAN COHEN Designer ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY Director JOHN SMITH Producer ANN REAY

starring
Charles Bronson , David McLean Narrated by James Stewart
Matt Powell and Lieut-Col Brandon are two of the pilots involved in the test launching of the US Air Force's man-guided rocket missile, X-15. The strain soon begins to tell, not only on those directly involved in the venture, but also on their waiting families.
This superbly photographed semi-documentary was directed by Richard Donner who went on to make such box-office successes as The Omen and Superman.
Screenplay by TONY LAZZARINO and JAMES WARNER BELLAH. Produced by HENRY SANICOI. A and TONY LAZZARINO
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A look at the week's television presented by Ludovic Kennedy, who discusses The Shock of the New (BBC), Horizon: Behind the Horoscope (BBC), and Arthur C Clarke's Mysterious World (YTV) with art critic Marina Vaizey, astrologer Roger Elliot and ex-editor of the New Scientist, Dr Bernard Dixon.
In the Did You See...? viewers' quiz Sue Peacock asks questions on past television dramas set in the business world.
Also John McGrath, director of The Adventures of Frank, who believes that TV drama should be freed from being a close, realistic imitation of life.

Third of eight programmes in which 16 international champion darts players compete for the BBC2 Bullseye trophy. First round: Stefan Lord v Ceri Morgan, Nicky Virachkul v Allan Hogg
Tonight has a truly international flavour with Sweden's Stefan Lord, News of the World Champion, playing Ceri Morgan of Wales, runner-up in the 1979 World Cup Singles. The second match is between World Cup Singles Champion Nicky Virachkul, from America, and Canadian Allan Hogg, who was most impressive in the 1979 World Masters.
Introduced by Peter Purves
BBC Manchester

Weather

Heriot's FP v Langholm from Goldenacre, Edinburgh
This season Heriot's are once more challenging for the leadership of the Scottish Club Championship. Under captain Andy Irvine, and with fellow British
Lion John Beattie strengthening the pack, Heriot's will be looking for a convincing win over newly promoted
Langholm. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH introduces the programme, which also includes the rest of the day's news. Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Series producer HUW JONES See Letters page

(Frenchmen if only you knew)
A film by ANDRÉ HARRIS and ALAIN DE SÉDOUY. English version introduced by MICHAEL CHARLTON
This two-part film by the French journalists who helped make the controversial documentary The Sorrow and the Pity, is a deliberately provocative study of the France that produced General de Gaulle, who died on 9 November 1970.
Part 1: General, nous voila (General, here we are)
The film follows the events that led to the collapse of France in 1940; from the slaughter of Verdun in 1917 to the disaster of the Maginot Line. De Gaulle, a little-known general, appeals over the BBC for Frenchmen to fight on and in 1944 returns to France to take over the government. Liberation brings stories of what some Parisiennes offered GIs, but also disillusion and retribution. Petain, who signed the armistice with the Germans, is charged with treason; 'For de Gaulle to be legitimate,' says his defending counsel, 'Petain had to be a traitor '. And at 9.50
Part 2: Je vous ai compris (I have understood you)
For eight years from 1954, the Algerian 'problem' tore at the very heart of France. In 1958 it catapulted de Gaulle back into power, 12 years after he had withdrawn from active politics. This film recalls the horror of the colonial struggle that cost over a million lives and the plot that leads to de Gaulle's return. But once in office, he astonishes everyone by giving Algeria independence. Some former supporters now plot against his life.
Co-directors JACQUES BRISSOT , LUC FAVORY
English version by JOHN HACKNEY, FRANK HILTON, MICHAEL BAKEWELL
Producer DAVID HARRISON
including at 9.45 News on 2; Weather

The Benson and Hedges Championships from Wembley Arena
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of today's semi-finals.
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and JOHN PHILIPS

takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale. In the studio this week
The Hit Men, Hazel O'Connor with films, album tracks, interviews, news and reviews.
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
A new record (same title, BELP 017) and cassette (zcf 017), from record shops

[Starring] Edward G. Robinson
with Loretta Young

In San Francisco's Chinatown in the early 30s there are continued wars among the Tong Secret Societies. Edward G. Robinson is unusually cast as the reluctant 'hatchet man' for the deadly Lem Sing Tong, who finds his career as a successful businessman, American style, in conflict with old Chinese traditions.

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