7.40 Education for Adults

8.5 Cost Benefit Analysis

8.30 Matters of Interpretation

8.55 A Fish in a Tank

9.20 The Early Industrial Town

9.45 Cuba: The Revolutionary Alternative

10.35 Identical Particles

11.0 Technology and Participation in China

11.25 Sizwe Bansi is Dead

12.15 Plants: Problems with Water

12.40 Synthesis in the Laboratory

1.5 The Universe Yesterday

1.30 Lakes and Rivers

1.55 Redlining the City

starring
Diana Wynyard , Clive Brook
Noel Coward 's classical historical drama depicts Britain through the first three decades of this century, beginning with the Boer War. Although made in Hollywood, it remains an absorbing portrait of a British family and the major social events and changes they live through. The film won three Academy Awards, including that for Best Picture in 1933. Screenplay by REGINALD BERKELEY Produced by WINFIELD SHEEHAN Directed by FRANK LLOYD
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Great Britain and Europe v
The United States from Walton Heath Golf Club for the sun Alliance Ryder Cup
Coverage of the final foursome matches.

starring
Tony Curtis , Piper Laurie
Newly-weds Alvah and Lee are determined to enjoy their honeymoon. But after eloping Alvah develops chicken pox and then an even worse complication arises-Lee's mother wants her to marry someone else. It seems as though the honeymoon will never happen.
Screenplay by JOSEPH HOFFMAN Produced by TED RICHMOND Directed by DOUGLAS SIRK
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The second of two live concerts from Leeds Town Hall, featuring each night three of six young competitors who, out of a total entry of nearly 100 from all over the world, have won their way through to the Finals.
Each finalist will play a complete concerto with orchestra and the distinguished international jury will deliberate on an astonishingly high standard of musicianship, artistry and technique. Tonight they will decide the 1981 winner and the full results will be announced at 10.35* pm. Previous outright winners Michael Roll
(1963), Rafael Orozco (1966), Radu Lupu (1969), Murray Perahia (1972), Dmitri Alexeev (1975) and Michel Dalberto (1978) are now all internationally established concert pianists.
Introduced by Richard Baker together with instant comment and analysis from Bernard Keeffe
Chairman of the Competition and the Jury Miss Fanny Waterman Vice Chairman Mrs Jeremy Thorpe
Philharmonia Orchestra leader CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN conducted by Sir Charles Groves
Assistant producer ANITA crim Director ROY TIPPING
Producer KENNETH CORDEN
(Competition given in association with Hartleys of Bristol)

Preview of the 1981/82 Season
BBCtv begins its coverage of the new season next Saturday on Grandstand with the Lancashire Cup Final.
Richard Duckenfield discusses the major topics of the season and looks at the new clubs Carlisle and Cardiff with David Oxley , Secretary-General of the Rugby League, John Holdsworth - voted No 1 referee last season - and new BBCtv commentator Ray French.
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

by John Le Carre, dramatised in seven parts by Arthur Hopcraft
Also starring (in order of appearance) Michael Jayston, Anthony Bate, Ian Richardson, Terence Rigby, Bernard Hepton, Beryl Reid, Alexander Knox, Michael Aldridge
'It's the oldest question of all, George: who can spy on the spies? You'll take the job? - do whatever is necessary?'
And so, George Smiley sets out for Oxford to visit an old and invaluable friend, and Peter Guillam is despatched to play Burglar Bill.
Music composed and conducted by GEOFFREY BURGON
Producer JONATHAN POWELL
Director JOHN IRVIN
(Repeat)

Chairman of the Competition and the Jury Miss Fanny Waterman announces the winners of yesterday's and today's Finals. First prize is E2,000 and a Steinway grand piano, but this is insignificant compared with the opportunities offered to appear on the concert platforms of the world.

Great Britain and Europe v
The United States from Walton Heath Golf Club for the Sun Alliance Ryder Cup
Harry Carpenter reports on the second day's matches.

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Starring Ray Danton and Karen Steele

In the New York of the 20s, novice hoodlum Jack Diamond befriends a dancing teacher to make use of her in providing himself with alibis. His first theft lands him in jail and he leaves determined to rob only those who cannot call the police, namely other thieves. Veteran action director Budd Boetticher charts the fast and furious career of one of gangland's superstars, from body-guard to crime tsar, and on to the final showdown...
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