6.40-7.5 Geologist on the Moon

7.30 Maths: Heat Equation

(to 7.55)

Live coverage of the third day Reporting team ROBIN DAY
DAVID DIMBLEBY , ROBERT MCKENZIE

Story: The Stonecutter (Trad) Presenters
Sarah Long , Stuart McGugan

Further coverage from Blackpool Reporting team ROBIN DAY
DAVID DIMBLEBY , ROBERT MCKENZIE

4.50 Prey for the Predator

5.15 Transformer Core Materials

5.40 Circles

6.5 Class and 1848

(to 18.30)

(Scotland: 6.30-6.40 Games People Played)

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Tex Avery Double Bill
A double helping of fast and furious fun from Hollywood's master cartoonist with George and Junior in Hound Hunters and Screwball Squirrel in Happy-Go-Nutty

opens a season of classic adventure films starring
Tony Randall
Eddie Hodges , Archie Moore
A colourful version of Mark Twain 's classic adventure story of the boy who runs away from home in the Mississippi valley. Young Huck sets off down the river on a raft with Jim, a runaway slave, and before long they are joined by the King of France and the Duke of Bilge-Water.
Written by JAMES LEE from the book by MARK TWAIN
Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN JR Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ Films: page 20

A new comedy written by JOHN FORTUNE starring
Part 4
Musical direction and orchestration by RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Designer JOHN O'HARA.
Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON Director JOHN B. HOBBS

[Forty Minutes] ... of documentary. A season of films portraying issues, stories and characters.

On the coach to Maine that turned out of New York's Central Bus Terminal on Independence Day 1977 was a disturbed and resentful man. In his pocket was a revolver. Within ten hours two other passengers were murdered in cold blood, 21 others were hostages in fear of their lives, and one of the world's busiest international airports was at a standstill.

This story of the Kennedy Hijack is told by: Frank Bolz and Julio Vasquez, New York policemen who negotiated with the murderer by radio telephone; Bruce de Boer, who answered the police looking down the barrel of the murderer's revolver; and from his prison cell, Louis Robinson, the murderer himself.

Their statements and the original police tape recordings build up a unique picture of the disintegrating mind of a cornered and desperate man.

Elegant egrets, dazzling bee-eaters, fabulous flamingos, some of the jewels of the Camargue - the wind-swept marshland of Provence. Narrator DOUGLAS LEACH
Photography RONALD EASTMAN Film editor NORMAN BURGESS Presented by KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol

by TED WHITEHEAD
A final quarrel with her father confirms Angela in her decision to stay in World's End. Andy has found her a temporary bed in Jonathan's flat - under the impression that Jonathan is away.
Title song by ALAN PRICE
Senior cameraman GEOFF FELD Script editor SALLY HEAD
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer COLIN TUCKER Directed by PEDR JAMES
Theme music on a single Down at the World's End (RESL 100), from retailers.

and Conservative Conference Report
JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and VINCENT HANNA report on the day's proceedings at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool with DONALD MACCORMICK in London to assess the other news at home and abroad.

The third of four programmes filmed at the Queens Hall, Leeds during the second annual Futurama Rock Festival in September 1980. In tonight's programme:
Altered Images
Artery
Frantic Elevators
Or Was He Pushed
Soft Boys
I'm So Hollow
Blah, Blah, Blah
Psychedelic Furs
Director STUART ORME
Television presentation MICHAEL APPLETON