6.25 Greece: Land and Sea
6.50 Maths: Taylor Polynomials
7.15 Maths: In Perspective
7.40 Chopin's Opus 10 Etudes
8.5 The Combine Harvester
8.30 Harris Tweed
8.55 Ways of Studying Children
9.20 Reunion by Alan Plater
9.45 James Bond : 3
10.10 Organic Chemistry: Azodyes
10.35 Germany 1918-45
11.0 Maths: Differential Equations
11.25 Genetics: Heterosls
11.50 Introduction to Psychology
12.15 Prince Charles Visits Walton Hall
12.40 Engineering Materials
1.5 Personality and Learning
1.55 Reading Development
2.20 Handicapped in the Community
2.45 Electronics: Digital Systems
Starring Robert Wagner, Mary Tyler Moore
Lawrence Colby, an American writer and adventurer, needs all the help he can get to smuggle 300 watch movements into Paris from Switzerland. Help comes from attractive Martine Randall, who asks a strange repayment for the favour.
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The Benson and Hedges Cup Final Nottinghamshire v Somerset
PETER WEST introduces the closing stages of the match. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER TOM GRAVENEY , BOB WILLIS
Producers NICK hunter , BILL TAYLOR
The Hunt for the Tenth Planet
Is there a new planet in the solar system? Many astronomers believe that there is a massive body beyond Neptune, the outermost of the main planets now known. It could be a planet, but it might also be a dark star or a black hole. The movements of the two Pioneer spacecraft now on their way out of the solar system may provide valuable clues.
Patrick Moore has been having discussions with the American astronomers in charge of the investigation, and gives an up-to-date report.
Producer PIETER morpur co
with Jan Leeming Weather
A series of 13 programmes Written and presented by Robert Kee 6: Parnell
No man ever disturbed British democratic politics so profoundly as Charles Stewart Parnell. He raised Irish national political feeling to the most effective level it had ever achieved, and no British Prime Minister could rule without taking Parnell into consideration. His rise was meteoric; his fall was equally so. Overnight he lost his power in one of the greatest sexual scandals in the history of politics.
Music composed by FRANCIS SHAW Series producer jeremy ISAACS Producer JENNY CROPPER
Bernard Levin talks to
Alfred Brendel
Recognised as one of the greatest pianists in the world, Alfred Brendel is famous for his interpretations of the music of Beethoven. Mozart, Schubert and Liszt. Renowned for his scholarly attention to the musical text, he is often described as an ' intellectual pianist '. He qualifies this by saying that ' feeling must remain the alpha and omega of a musician'. At a less rarefied level, Brendel is known among his colleagues as a man who relishes a good joke.
Researcher piona MCKENZIE Producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS BBC Bristol
The first in a major season of feature films directed by the cinema's legendary master of suspense. starring Farley Granger
Ruth Roman , Robert Walker with Leo G. Carroll
On a train journey from Washington to New York tennis star Guy Haines meets a rich, neurotic young man, Bruno Anthony. Guy wants to divorce his wife; Bruno hates his father. Half jokingly, Bruno suggests the perfect crime -they will each commit the other's murder.
Screenplay RAYMOND CHANDLER and CZENZI ormonde, from the novel by PATRICIA mighsmith
I Directed by ALFftED HITCHCOCK
(Blackandwhite)
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with Jan Leeming ; Weather
The Benson and Hedges Cup Final Nottinghamshire v Somerset
PETER WEST introduces highlights.
Starring Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh
with Vera Miles, John Gavin
The magnificent spine-chiller, justly considered one of Hitchcock's greatest movies, in which he develops new heights of suspense and psychological terror. Absconding with 40,000 dollars, Marion Crane sets off to join her lover. After a tiring journey she stops at a lonely motel run by Norman Bates, an intense young man living in the remote house with his domineering mother.
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