6.25 Classical Greece: The Theatre
6.50 Maths: Geometric Vectors
7.15 Klein's Unification of Geometry
7.40 Electronic Music
8.5 Living with Death
8.30 The City of Leeds
8.55 Conversation Analysis
9.20 Conflict In the Family
9.45 James Bond : 6
10.10 Metals with Wings
10.35 The Pure Gamete
11.0 Maths Methods: Line Integrals
11.25 Heavy Metal Tolerance
11.50 Here's Looking at You
12.15 Database: Data Dictionaries
12.40 ShaDes In Atoms
1.5 The ' Nurture Groups ' Project
1.30 Solvlne the Problem 1,55 A Wealth of Words
2.20 T.aneuaee Opportunities
2.45 Modulation and Noise

starring Joan Barry Henry Kendall
A collector's item from Hitchcock's work at Elstree Studios in the - early 30s.
Fred and Emily Hill , a young married couple, crave adventure and excitement to relieve the tedium of their humdrum, suburban lives. An unexpected inheritance provides them with the means to fulfil their dreams and they embark on a world cruise-with disastrous results.
Screenplay by ALMA REVILLE and VAL VALENTINE from the story by DALE COLLINS Produced by JOHN MAXWELL
Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
(First showing on British television) . Films: page IS and at 4.30
Under Capricorn starring Ingrld Bergman Joseph Cotten with Michael Wilding Margaret Leighton rhe film that marked Hitchcock's return to
Britain in 1948 New South Wales, 1831. Charles Adare , newly arrived from England, is Invited to the strange household of former convict Sam Flusky , now a wealthy business-man ...
Screenplay by JAMES BRIDIE , based on the play by JOHN COLTON and MARY LINDEN and the novel by HELEN simpson Produced by SIDNEY BERNSTEIN
Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK. Films: p 15

An Open Door programme made by Clown Cavalcade.
There have been clowns since time began because people have always needed a good laugh. Maybe it's something in the water, but the British have one of the oldest clowning traditions in the world. Clowns have popped up in palaces and market squares, theatres, opera houses, music-halls and circuses-they even found their way into the movies. But in these days of the recession where are the clowns? What price a good laugh?
A public access programme made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

A series of 13 programmes Written and presented by Robert Kee
10: Civil War
The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921 gave Ireland Dominion status as the Irish Free State, and the six counties of Northern Ireland the right to opt out. To die-hard Republicans of the IRA the Treaty, with its oath to the King as head of the Commonwealth, seemed a betrayal of all they had fought for against the British.
In the brutal civil war that followed - shown here on film and on the faces of survivors - families were divided, Michael Collins was killed in ambush, 77 IRA men were executed, and a bitterness was born that was to divide southern Ireland to the present day.
Music composed by FRANC'S SHAW Associate producer JOHN RANELAGH Producer JEREMY ISAACS

The fourth of five programmes in which the distinguished soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf passes on some of her legendary skills to six of today's gifted young singers. The music is by Mahler, Schubert and Verdi, with Marilyn de Blieck (mezzo-soprano) and Richard Lloyd Morgan (baritone), accompanied by ROGER VIGNOLES.
Recorded at the Freemasons' Hall during the 1980 Edinburgh Festival. Sound RON ALLAN
Producer RODNEY GREENBERG

in conversation with Iain Johnstone A Film 82 Special
After his early days as an offbeat member of Roger Corman 's pioneering company with roles in such movies as The Little House of Horrors, Nicholson made an impact in Easy Rider and has been making it again and again in such films as One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Last Detail, The Shining and Reds.
Exccutiye producer BARRY BROWN
(Postponed from 5 August)

Starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, Mia Farrow
The glamorous Dr Paul Simay has run out of luck. After a driving error made by his wife, he wakes to find himself plastered up to the neck, a patient in his own clinic. As he reflects on the triumphs and joys of life, he becomes aware that fate might just have some nasty surprises in store for him.
Screenplay by Paul Gegauff, based on the novel Meurtre a loisir by Hubert Monteilhet
Produced by Andre Genoves Directed by Claude Chabrol
A French film with English subtitles Films: page 15
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with Jan Leeming Weather

The Benson and Hedges International Open from Fulford Golf Club,
York HARRY CARPENTER With highlights of today's third round of one of Europe's richest golf tournaments.

Starring Cary Grant Joan Fontaine
with Cedric Hardwicke, Nigel Bruce, Dame May Whitty

Sensitive society girl Lina McLaid law marries popular man-about-town Johnnie Aysgarth. At first they are happy, but when she discovers he is an embezzler and perhaps a murderer she begins to fear for her own life...
Joan Fontaine is superb as the 'tortured heroine' - a performance which won her an Academy Award.
Films: page 15