6.25 Germinal by Emile Zola
6.50 Inquiry: A Welsh Village
7.15 Maths: Non-Euclidean Geometry
7.40 Poetry of W. H. Auden
8.5 Materials Under Stress: Corrosion
8.30 Constable and Turner
8.55 Fiction in the Market Place
9.20 Conflict in the Family
9.45 Community on Probation: Liverpool
10.10 Where has all the Granite Gone?
10.35 The Marnuge of Figaro
11.0 Maths Modelling: Projectiles
11.25 Einstein's General Relativity
11.50 Social Skills Therapy: 1
12.15 Computing: Operating Systems
12.40 The Atomic Clock
1.5 Architecture and Society
1.30 The History of Mongolism
1.55 The Kenyan Small Farmer
2.20 Language: Discourse Analysis
2.45 Instrumentation: Signals, Noise

The season of suspense continues. starring
Anny Ondra
John Longden and Sara Aileood
Forced to kill in self-defence, Alice White becomes the victim of an unscrupulous blackmailer. Her troubles are compounded when the Scotland Yard detective assigned to the murder case, is Frank Webber , her fiance.
Begun as a silent, Blackmail ended up as Britain's first talkie with some striking experiments in sound, particularly in the famous knife sequence. Though Czechoslovakian Anny Ondra plays the lead, her lines were delivered, on set and out of camera range, by British actress Joan Barry.
Screenplay by BENN W. LEVY. CIURLES BENNETT
Based on the play by CIIARLES BENNETT Produced by JOHN MAXWELL
Directed by ALFRED HlTCHCOCK

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Pakistan from Edgbaston Third day
Introduced by PETER WEST

The 200th anniversary of the birth of Sir Richard Arkwright , inventor of the spinning jenny, has been commemorated with a set of postage stamps. There were some special technical problems to be overcome as this was an unusual stamp issue. Instead of commissioning original designs, as is normal, actual textile patterns representing various periods were used.
Directed by CHARLES HARRIS Produced for the Post Office by BALFOUR FILMS - LONDON

'All my criticism of modern art can be reduced to a single word: filth '. When he died in 1978 de Chirico was already a legend. He'd been an inspiration to the Surrealist movement in painting - one of the great names of 20th-century art.
His strange, dream-like city squares, his ' metaphysical interiors ', his part-human, part-mechanical 'mannequins', created an unforgettable world immediately recognisable as his.
The film includes the last interview recorded before his death, in which he talks about his life, his work and what he regards as the disaster of modern art.
Director REINER MORITZ
RM PRODUCTIONS. MUNICH

with Frances Coverdale ; Weather

A series of 13 programmes, written and presented by Robert Kee 7: Ulster Will Fight
In 1914, in the climax of 30 years of opposition to the idea of home rule, Sir Edward Carson , the leader of the Ulster Unionists, brought the United Kingdom to the verge of civil war in defiance of a Home Rule Act that would have put Ulster under an Irish national parliament in Dublin. The Unionists took as their slogan ' Ulster will fight and Ulster will be right'.
As Irish nationalist feeling revived, opponents and supporters of Home Rule both ran guns into Ireland. Conflict was only averted by the outbreak of the Great War.
Music composed by FRANCIS SIIAW
Series producer JEREMY ISAACS

One of the foremost sopranos of our time, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf gave her first public masterclasses in this country at the 1980 Edinburgh Festival.
In this series of five programmes. highly acclaimed on their first showing last summer, television cameras at the Freemasons' Hall capture the humour and the rare insight with which she passes on her legendary skills to six of today's gifted young singers.
This introductory programme includes performances by all six, and shows how Schwarzkopf reveals some basic common problems in a wide range of opera and lieder. with Marilyn de Blieck
Christine Cairns , Jane Mackenzie
Richard Lloyd Morgan , Brian Scott and Christine Taylor
Accompanist ROGER VIGNOLES Narrator PETER BOLGAR Sound
RON ALLAN
Producer RODNEY GREENBERG

Starring Stephane Audran, Jean Yanne
A short season of films by Claude Chabrol, a fervent admirer of Hitchcock, opens with the psychological thriller which many people consider his masterpiece.

After 15 years in the army, Popaul Thomas returns to Perigord to run his late father's butcher's shop. He meets the local schoolteacher, Helene Marcoux, and an uncertain, Platonic relationship begins. Then, in a nearby village, a young girl is found stabbed to death.
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with Frances Coverdale Weather

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Pakistan from Edgbaston Third day
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the day's play.
Producers NICK HUNTER , BILL TAYLOR Scores and reports on Ceefax

from Hickstead Highlights of today's featured class The Benson and Hedges Cup with a first prize of £8,000.
Plus news on the eve of the Nations Cup.
Introduced by DAVID VINE

The season of suspense continues. starring
Joseph Cotten Teresa Wright
Macdonald Carey
When Charlie Cokley arrives in the small northern Californian town of Santa Rosa, he is welcomed with open arms by his family. Young Charlie is particularly pleased to see her favourite uncle after whom she was named; that is, until two newcomers to the town lead her to suspect that Uncle Charlie may be hiding a gruesome secret.
Screenplay by THORNTON WILDER ALMA REVILLE and SALLY BENSON
Based on a story by GORDON MCDONELL Produced by JACK SKIRBALL
Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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