6 JS The Evolution of Mammal.
6.50 Classical Greece: Shipping 7!lSLivingLanguage
7 40 Graduates lor Growtn
85 Fluctuating Exchange Rates
8.30 Edinburgh Observed
8.55 Discovering Chemistry
I 20 Guernica: The Making of a Myth
9.45 Music: Modulation
10.10 Research Methods
1035 Seventeenth-Century England
11.25 Handicapped in the Community
11.50 Central Place Theory
12.15 Sociology: Principles of Caste
12.40 The Standards Debate: Part 1 1 Space-Time Geometry
1.30 Maths Across the Curriculum
1.55 Middlemarch by George Eliot 220 Reaching the Community 2'45 Modern Art: Matisse

Convoy
Starring Clive Brook, John Clements
The first of two films set during the Second World War.
Preparing for a routine convoy duty escorting British merchant ships home from the Norwegian coast, Captain Armitage is not pleased to learn that his new officer is the man who previously ran off with his wife. When the Germans attack and board a merchant ship carrying refugees, he also learns that his wife is among the passengers.

and at 4.35
I Was Monty's Double
Starring John Mills , Cecil Parker and Clifton James as himself and Monty's double
The fantastic story of one of the most successful deceptions of the war, in which an obscure Pay Corps lieutenant, with an extraordinary resemblance to Montgomery, was persuaded to impersonate him in North Africa.

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The last of 15 programmes
Presented by Jonathan Miller
Despite remarkable advances in medical science over the past century, there is still no clear medical understanding of the causes of most forms of insanity. Dr Thomas Szasz , author of The Manufacture of Madness and The Myth of Mental Illness, argues that madness has been misrepresented as a disease, and that this has enabled psychiatrists to tyrannise and imprison the mad in the name of philanthropy or therapy. Designer COLIN LOWREY. Production PHILIP SPIIGBT , DAVID r. TURNBULL

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Written by DUDLEY LONG , starring
This week when Lester takes Mrs Davies and Fred Stone for another driving lesson, he begins to realise how many people depend on him for their living ...
Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON
Directed by JOHN B. HOBBS

The west coast of Ireland-a winter haunt of wild geese. On sandy shore terns nest, and shriek in the summer skies.
Narrated by ROGER SNOWDON
Photography EWART NEEDHAM
Presented by KEITH Hopkins

In the first of eight programmes Bernard Levin talks to Isaac Stern. A natural force not to be explained,' was Time magazines description of Isaac Stern. Certainly his impassioned performances have led him to be regarded as one of the foremost violinists of this century. Until recently he followed' a fevefish schedule that included 200 concerts a year, and countless recordings. Amid all this he has found time to lead a campaign to save Carnegie Hall , of which he is now President. He has discovered and encouraged many of today's leading younger musicians, and even made a major tour of China (the documentary film of which won an Oscar). He was the first recipient of the Albert Schweitzer Music Award for ' a life dedicated to music and devoted to humanity'.
Researcher betka zamoyska producer emus hunt. BBC Bristol
This interview will be published in the LISTENER dated 9 June

starring Vaclav Neckar
Jitka Bendova , Vladimir Valenta
In occupied Czechoslovakia during the Second World War a young apprentice railway-guard leads a quiet, uneventful life in a small country station. Only the amorous exploits of the chief guard and his dreams of his own romantic conquests relieve his boredom.
Jiri Menzel 's gentle black comedy, his first film, not only won an Oscar in 1966 but has since become a classic of Czech cinema.
Screenplay by JIRI MENZEL , bohumil hrabal Based on the novel by sohumil rrabal Produced by zdenek OVES Directed by JIRI menzel
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John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick present coverage of the day's developments in the Election Campaign with special reports from Newsnight's team of reporters with the politicians around the country.

A concert given at the Paul Masson Music Festival in California by the legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck with Randy Jones (percussion)
Chris Brubeck (bass and trombone) Jerry Bergonzi (saxophone) playing in characteristic style favourites both old and new including ' Music, maestro please', ' Peace of Jerusalem ', ' Tritonus ' Paper moon ', ' Black and blue', ' St Louis blues', 'Take 5'.
Directed by VINCENT CASALAINA A vintage SOUNDS production