7.40 Nene and the 80s

8.5 Mechanics: Rigid Bodies

8.30 Music and Images

8.55 The Objector

9.20 Is Fiscal Policy Stabilising?

9.45 Cosmology before Newton

10.10 The Civilisation of the Crowd

10.35 Instrumentation

11.0 Constructing a Model

11.25 The Chateau and the Cottage

11.50 The Gamble of Investment?

12.15 Differential Gene Expression

12.40 How to Build a Phage

1.5 Pathways in the Brain

1.30 Tectonics and the Red Sea

1.55 Eileen Barker meets the Moonies

Talk of the Town
Starring Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, Ronald Colman
Leopold Dilg, accused of arson and the resulting death of a mill foreman, hides out in the house of pretty Nora Shelley. Michael Lightcap rents the house from Nora, believing Dilg to be her gardener. This delightful comedy is also notable for its social implications and satire, cleverly acted by its star cast and directed by veteran George Stevens.
Screenplay by Irwin Shaw, SIDNEY BUCHMAN Produced and directed by GEORGE STEVENS . Films: page 11

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Once More with Feeling
Starring Kay Kendall, Yul Brynner
Victor Fabian, an egotistical orchestral conductor, and his enchanting wife Dolly split up when she discovers him 'auditioning' a young pianist. But the separation causes complications - both professionally and emotionally - so that Victor decides he must win Dolly back. This light hearted and sophisticated comedy stars the late Kay Kendall in one of her best comedy roles.
Screenplay by HARRY Kurnitz Directed by STANLEY DONEN

Introduced by James Bellini
Last year the annual Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art was embellished by a series of cushion concerts, during which young people sat listening to music in the main gallery which was hung with some of the original works selected by the hanging committee.
In this special television recording, musicians and others involved in a concert are asked to select their particular choice of works from the 1981 Summer Exhibition. The music,
Schubert's Octet (D 803) played by The Endellion String Quartet Jack Brymer (clarinet) David Cripps (horn)
Martin Gatt (bassoon)
Peter Buckoke (double-bass)
Produced by UN GRIFFIN

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from Ashridge Golf Club, Herts. The second of six programmes in which Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people. His guest this week is broadcaster and author Ludovic Kennedy , whose book, 10 Rillington Place contributed to the posthumous pardon of Timothy Evans.
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID kenning

Bernard Levin talks to Anthony Burgess
ANTHONY BURGESS spent much of his early life convinced he would become a famous composer. He wrote his first symphony at 16.
Instead, after a period as a school-master, he became a prolific novelist, critic and linguist, a man of letters in every sense.
He has written 42 novels to date, the best-known being A Clockwork Orange, and the most massive his latest, Earthly Powers, which was tipped last year for the Booker Prize, but did not win.
Burgess now finds compensations in literary fame - his symphonies get played.
Assistant producer tamasin day-lewii Director CHRISTOPHER LEWIS
Producer JOHN shearer. BBC Bristol

starring
Veronika Pap
Pal Gabor 's complex film about a young girl starting her adult life in the new post-war Hungary has won a number of awards at film festivals around the world.
Vera Angi blames the hospital where she works for her mother's death. Lonely and resentful, she criticises the system at a staff meeting and is immediately recruited by officials of the emergent workers' party. Vera now has a chance to make a career - but her new life is full of pitfalls as well as opportunities.
No description ; ; : = can convey how truthful, wise and attractive it is.
(THE TIMES)
Cabor fills the screen with vivid characters (OBSERVER) it establishes Pal Gabor among the front ranks of European film mal:crs.
(EVENING STANDARD)
Based on the novel by ENDRE VESZI
Written and directed by PAL GABOR
(A Hungarian film with English sub-titles)
(First showing on British television) Films: page 11

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If the Music Had to Stop ...
Britain's musical reputation is second to none, and depends ultimately on an exceptional tradition of youth orchestras.
The educational ideals which underlie this tradition are exemplified in Leicestershire. Here, for the past 30 years, music and art have been central to school curricula; consequently, children of all backgrounds have had the opportunity to pursue a musical career. The present cuts threaten this unique tradition.
' Many of the things we've achieved and cared about will go under unless we fight.... It's a heritage too valuable to cast aside.'
(SIR MICHAEL TIPPETT )
Producer ALAN yentob Director PETER WEST

The Martini International from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER intrOduces highlights of the third round of the first European tournament in Britain this year.

starring
Richard Conte
Dianne Foster , Kathryn Grant with James Darren , Larry Gates
Eddie Rico , formerly the accountant for a nationwide crime syndicate, is now making a successful legitimate career in business. But when his brother Johnny runs out on the Mob, Eddie is summoned by his former bosses to ' deal ' with the situation.
Based on a Georges Simenon story, this chilling picture of the ruthless world of organised crime features Richard Conte as the ex-gangster whose past catches up with him.
Screenplay by LEWIS MELTZER and BEN PERRY Produced by LEIS j. RACIIMIL Directed by PIIIL KARLSON