6.25 The 19th-century Novel
6.50 War and the Media
7.15 Maths: Differentiability
7.40 A Poet and Politics
8.5 Beating the Bogie
8.30 Images of the Holy
8.55 The Way to Work
9.20 The Northampton Mercury
9.45 Pay for Play School
10.10 The Terrestrial Planets
10.35 The Noble Savage
11.0 Mathematical Models and Methods
11.25 A Matter of Geometry
11.50 Social Psychology
12.15 Computing: The Systems Analyst
12.40 Statistics
1.5 Seventeenth-century England
1.55 Stronghold of the Gospel
2.20 Mining in Ireland
2.45 Managing the Managers
Starring Jeffrey Hunter, Mylene Demongeot, Ron Randell
In a small Roman colony in Northern Spain the slave-architect Lacer is promised his freedom if he will help Pro-Consul Maximus to mine the gold resources which will make him even more powerful.
Screenplay by ARNOLD PERL and SABATINO CIUFFINI Produced by JOSEPH FRYD
Directed by ANDREIÂ DE TOTH. Films: page 9
International Cricket
England v Pakistan for the Prudential Trophy from Trent Bridge PETER WEST introduces further coverage of today's 55-overs-a-side international from Nottingham.
Scorer WENDY WIMBUSH Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER TOM GRAVENEY , ASIF IQBAL
Producers NICK HUNTER , BILL TAYLOR
Golf: The Open from Royal Troon The 111th Open Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces coverage of the closing holes of the third round. The top 60 players go through to tomorrow's final round. Commentators
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK
BRUCE CRITCHLEY , ALEX HAY
MARK MCCORMACK , HENRY COTTON
Directors
FRED VINER , ALASTAIR SCOTT and HUW JONES Producer RICHARD TILLING
Executive producer DAVID KENNING
The Open: Leader Board and reports on Ceefax pages 151-2
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
James Stephens , founder of a secret organisation, later to be known as the Irish Republican Brotherhood, planned rebellion in the 1860s. Money and support came from Irish immigrants in America. But the Fenian rebellion of 1867, a series of unco-ordinated and spasmodic uprisings, ended in total failure. Yet the story of the Fenians was to capture the imagination of future generations and inspire the nationalists of the 20th century. The Fenian tradition lives on in today's IRA.
Series producer JEREMY ISAACS
Producer JENNY CROPPER
Bernard Levin talks to
Robert Burchfield
Editor-in-Chief of The Oxford English Dictionary, he has been variously described as the ' master lexicographer of our generation ' and ' the custodian of the English language '. He prefers to see himself as a marshaller of words, ' the study of which has turned out to be the central intellectual passion of my life'.
The publication of the fourth volume of his life's work, the supplement to The Oxford English Dictionary, is due in 1985. It will stand at two million words, and will have taken nearly 30 years to complete.
Researcher FIONA MCKENZIE
Producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS . BBC Bristol
The Legacy of a Genius
Nearly a decade after Picasso death, the nature of his genius is still being debated. The task of assessing the vast body of work he produced has proved an enormous challenge to scholars and artists.
American art historian Robert Rosenblum gives a critical account of Picasso's career and his place in 20th-century art. Henry Moore , Anthony Caro , David Hockney , George Segal , Roy Lichtenstein and Matta comment on the ways in which Picasso has affected them. There are also contributions from Francois Gllot , Picasso's children and his biographer Ronald Penrose.
Producer MICHAEL BLACKWOOD BLACKWOOD PRODUCTIONS
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
England v Pakistan for the Prudential Trophy PETER WEST introduces highlights
from Royal Troon The 111th Open Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights
starring Gary Cooper with Charles Bickford , Ralph Bellamy and Rod Steiger as Major Guillon
General Billy Mitchell believed in the importance and future of air travel and the air force, particularly in the United States. So much so, that he was prepared to jeopardise his career and risk a court-martial. This gripping film, based on a true story, tells of Mitchell's fight for his beliefs.
Screenplay by MILTON SPERLING and EMMET LAVERY Produced by MILTON SPERLING
Directed by OTTO PREMINGER. Films: p 9
