6.25 Evolution: Conquest of the Air
6.50 Classical Greece: Sculpture
7.15 Statistics: Sampling
7.40 Art and Environment
8.5 Does Fiscal Policy Stabilise?
8.30 Mendelssohn's ' Dream '
8.55 How Electricity is Generated
9.20 Inquiry: Plate Tectonics
9.45 Music: Harmony
10.10 Maths: Complex Integration
10.35 17th-century England: Navigation
11.25 Cloister to Cloister? Part 2
11.50 Complex Human Ecosystems: 2
12.15 Introduction to Sociology
12.40 Teaching and Control
1.5 The Plough and the Hoe: 2
1.30 Maths Across the Curriculum
1.55 Balzac and the Visual Arts
2.20 The Language of Advancement?
2.45 Modern Art: Picasso
starring Will Hay with Claude Hulbert , Mervyn Johns In his last film, comedian Will Hay plays a disbarred barrister on the list of potential victims for a revenge-crazy convict.
Grimshaw has vowed to kill everyone who helped send him to jail - and his first victim is the Judge.
Screenplay JOHN DIGHTON , ANGUS MACPHAIL Produced by MICHAEL BALCON
Directed by BASIL DEARDEN and WILL HAY and at 4.20
Hook, Line and Sinker starring Jerry Lewis
Anne Francis , Peter Lawford
When Peter Ingersoll learns that he hasn't long to live, he readily takes his wife's advice and goes on a worldwide spending spree - on credit - only to discover there has been a terrible mistake ...
Screenplay by ROD AMATEAU
Produced by JERRY LEWIS I Directed by GEORGE MARSHALL. Films: p 16
from Painswick House, Glos
With 12 boards of bridge left the UK and US are neck-and-neck. Presenter JEREMY JAMES
Commentator JEREMY FLINT bridge correspondent of The Times US: GAIL MOSS
JACQUI MITCHELL , NEIL SILVERMAN MATTHEW GRANOVETTER
UK: NICOLA GARDENER , PAT DAVIES TONY PRIDAY , CLAUDE RODRIGUE Director LINDA MCCARTHY
Producer PETER bazalgette
A comedy series in six parts written by DUDLEY LONG , starring
A small west-country town is shattered by the chapters of accidents that continually befall Lester Small in his capacity as the town's driving instructor. His least favourite accident is one Mrs Davies.
Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON
Directed by JOHN B. HOBBS
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
Johannes Brahms was born in Hamburg 150 years ago today. To close the Brahms anniversary season, Richard Baker introduces a performance of A German Requiem, so called by Brahms because the German text he compiled himself from the Bible departs from the traditional Latin. Instead, rather than dwelling on death, it offers hope and comfort for the living.
Andre Previn conducts the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra of which he is music director with soprano Barbara Hendricks baritone Ryan Edwards and the Mendelssohn Choir
A production of WQED Pittsburgh
(Sung in German with English subtitles)
Six-part series by John Fortune
Starring Jonathan Pryce as Roger, Diane Fletcher as Emma and Kate Fahy as Rose
Subtitles on Ceefax page 270
The Middlesex Sevens
The final Saturday of the rugby season by tradition provides a festival of sevens rugby at Twickenham. Last year's winners STEWART'S MELVILLE, runners-up RICHMOND and guest sides WATERLOO and MELROSE, are joined by 12 sides from the qualifying rounds.
Introduced by NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Director ALASTAIR scott
Series producer by HUW JONES
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
(Tales of the Taira Clan) starring Ralzo Ichikawa , Yoshiko Kuga
Twelfth-century Japan: the Emperor has become a monk and retired to a monastery, while retaining both temporal and spiritual power. At the executive level, however, these powers are very much divided-into the Cloister Court and the Imperial Court. As the monks and ministers struggle for supremacy, a young samurai is making plans to overthrow both.
Kenji Mizoguchi 's first colour film evokes beautifully the pomp and panoply of medieval Japan and the rise of the fighting samurai.
Screenplay by YOSHIKATA YODA
MASASHIGE NARUSAWA , KYUICHI TSUJI Based on the story by EIJI YOSHIKAWA
Produced by MASAICHI NAGATA Directed by kenji blizoGUCIAT
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A Japanese film with English subtitles.
