6.25 Emily Bronte at Haworth.
6.50 Miracles at Lourdes.
7.15 Maths: Isomorphisms.
7.40 Twentieth-century Poetry.
8.5 Man-powered Aircraft: 1.
8.30 Primary Sources: Stratford-upon-Avon.
8.55 Ministers Talking.
9.45 Organisations for Clients?
10.10 After the Earthquake.
10.35 Bath: 18th Century
11.0 Maths Methods: Complex Exponentials.
11.25 Special Relativity.
11.50 Social Psychology Laboratory.
12.15 Computing at Akai, Sainsbury's.
12.40 Science: Between Two Stools.
1.5 ' Proud Ambitious Heaps '.
1.55 Using University Libraries.
2.20 Calling the Tune.
2.45 Instrumentation: Strain Gauging

starring Robert Beatty
Stanley Holloway , Moira Lister
Gulliver Shiels is a Dubliner. He is also an incurable dreamer who fancies that one day he will live on an exotic South Seas island. Gulliver's theory that ' chance rules all' leads him to await his moment as the timely rescuer of a wealthy road-accident victim. After all, he might be handsomely rewarded and his dream could come true....
Screenplay by Walter Meade
Produced by Michael Balcon
Directed by Charles Crichton
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Twice round the Daffodils starring Donald Sinden
Donald Houston , Kenneth Williams Four new arrivals in Ward 5 find a very mixed bag of fellow patients as they settle in for a long stay at Lenton Sanatorium. Problems, pathos and a great deal of laughter follow as they strive towards walking ' twice round the daffodils ' - the ultimate challenge faced by all patients before they can return to life outside. - .
Screenplay by Norman Hudis
Produced by Peter Rogers
Directed by Gerlad Thomas
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An Open Door programme made by members of the Second Chance to Learn Course.
' It was always a case of just make the best of it, you're a " B " stream pupil.'
There is a unique adult education experiment in Liverpool. Tonight its students, past and present, tell of their Second Chance to Learn - on a course that springs from their working-class life and interests.
Their report highlights the tragic waste of talent among people who feel that the education system has broken their confidence, people who've learned only to believe in their own failure. They show that this decline can be slammed into reverse, but only by giving many more A Second Chance to Learn.
A public access programme made with the help of th'e COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

As the Cybermen return to Doctor Who, thriller writer and Newsnight reporter Gavin Scott celebrates 30 years of television monsters with guest appearances threatened by Daleks, Sea Devils, Mandrells, Yeti, Sontarans and Krynoids.
Sir Huw Wheldon presents his review of the week's television and discusses the Nine O'Clock News (BBC1), One Man and his Dog (BBC2) and the situation comedy series Shelley (Thames) with politics lecturer David Butler , sculptor Jonah Jones and novelist Susan Hill.
Researcher SARA RAMSDEN
Assistant producer PETER DALE Director SUE MALLINSON Producer JOHN ARCHER
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with Jan Leeming Weather

From the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, a three-act ballet by KENNETH MACMILLAN
Music by JULES MASSENET arranged and orchestrated by LEIGHTON LUCAS , with the collaboration Of HILDA GAUNT starring
Set in 18th-century France and based on the novel by the Abbe Provost, this is one of the Royal
Ballet's most popular full-length works. A young student, Des Grieux, falls in love with the beautiful but fickle Manon Lescaut. Prompted by her brother, she abandons him for the wealth of an older man. The lovers are reunited after a series of crimes and adventures, culminating in Manon's arrest as a prostitute and deportation to America and her death in the swamps of Louisiana. and principals and artists of THE ROYAL BALLET
ORCHESTRA OF THE
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE leader JOHN BROWN conducted by Ashley Lawrence Introduced by RICHARD BAKER
Stage design NICHOLAS GEORGIADIS Stage lighting JOHN B. READ
Produced in association with COVENT GARDEN VIDEO PRODUCTIONS LTD
TV lighting JOHN WILSON Directed for television by COLIN NEARS

starring Catherine Deneuve, Sami Frey
Claude Alphand is a detective in the Humphrey Bogart pattern - except that she is a woman. An assignment to find a missing girl leads her into the intrigues of an Oriental sect with international connections and some nasty ideas. Gradually, Claude becomes aware that the key to the mystery lies in the pigeon-house of a decaying country mansion.
Hugo Santiago's glossy thriller is based on concern over the control of information and breaks new ground with its ingenious and creative use of sound.
A French film with English subtitles
(First showing on British television)
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with Jan Leeming ; Weather

starring
Aldo Ray , Heather Sears
On his way to serve a long prison sentence for a crime he is adamant he did not commit. Matt Kirk , with the help of his brother and two friends, makes a daring escape. When the fishing boat carrying them to freedom is forced to land on the small, fortified island of Pinchgut in Sydney Harbour, Kirk sees a chance to turn the situation to his own advantage. His demands for justice threaten to put the whole of Sydney in jeopardy ...
Screenplay by HARRY WATT and JON CLEARY Produced by MICHAEL balcon Directed by HARRY WATT
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