7.40 Mussolini with Knickers

8.5 Mechanics: Fourier Series

8.30 The Yorkshire Woollen Industry

8.55 Classical Greece: The Theatre

9.20 Economic Forecasting

9.45 St Paul's

10.10 Images of Class

10.35 Modulation and Noise

11.0 A Study in Control

11.25 Haydn's London Symphony

11.50 Evaluating a Merger

12.15 Feeding Mechanisms

12.40 Plant and Animal Breeding

1.5 The Relief of Pain

1.30 Oil: From Small Beginnings

1.55 Handicapped in the Community

starring
Ian Carmichael , Janette Scott Terry-Thomas, Alastair Sim
Shy, retiring young Henry Palfrey is humiliated by head waiters and bullied by his chief clerk. Just in time he enrols in the College of Lifemanship where one may learn ' The Art of Winning Games Without Actually Cheating ' and ' How to Be One Up '. The result is one of the funniest British comedies of the 50s.
Screenplay by PATRICIA MOYES and HAL E. CHESTER
Based on the novels by STEPHEN POTTER Produced by HAL E.CHESTER Directed by ROBERT HAMER
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PETER WEST introduces further coverage.

Rear Admiral Nick ' Goodhart is a former test pilot who invented the mirror deck landing-sight for aircraft carriers, held a world gliding record, and introduced the sea jet-foil to the Royal Navy. Six years ago he designed Britain's strangest aeroplane-pedalled by two men, and with a wing span equal to that of a jumbo jet. Mike Debens joined the family and friends who set out to build the prototype at a secret air-base. But not only did the pioneers have to rectify endless technical breakdowns, they found themselves on a collision course with NATO.
Film editor BARRIE JOHNSTON Producer JOHN FROST

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A series of eight programmes
Narrated by David Attenborough 6: Artists in Exile
In the south of France, on the banks of the picturesque river Lot, an old army camp has been transformed into a Vietnamese village. For 25 years it has provided a home for refugees, and it is unique in having preserved an extraordinary cult of spirit possession which can no longer be found even in Vietnam.
Among the old ladies of the cult are a select few who have been chosen as mediums, and in ceremonies which last many hours they rapidly enter a trance, dancing before the shrines in the robes of the spirits which possess them.
Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE Book (same title), 115.50, from bookshops

Robert Erskine presents three programmes in which everyday life in classical times is re-created from letters of the period. 2: A Roman Gentleman
' At the recent election some of the voting-papers turned out to have jokes and obscenities scribbled on them! '
A reflection on the changing times from the letters of Pliny the Younger, a lawyer and senator in Rome around 100 AD. He deliberately published his letters much as prominent people do today, and from them a picture emerges of every aspect of Roman upper-class life; his legal activities, literary tastes and his opinions of his servants, wife, houses, the Emperor and the Senate.
Written and presented by ROBERT ERSKINE
Studio lighting HENRY BARBER Studio sound JOHN HARTSHORN Designer BRYAN ELLIS
Director BRIAN MORGAN Producer TONY TYLEY

This year Turkey is celebrating the centenary of the birth of its founder, Kemal Ataturk. The country is also under military rule following a coup last September. Tonight David Lomax presents -a selection of film reports first broadcast on BBC2's Newsnight.
The programme looks at the cult which has grown up around Ataturk's name - and investigates allegations of human rights violations under military rule. There's also a report on the danger of a major tanker disaster threatening the historic city of Istanbul...
And an extraordinary medical discovery in the spec- , tacular tourist region of Cappadocia. /
Producer PETER BELL Editor GEORGE CAREY

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RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the day's play.
Producer NICK HUNTER

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