6.25 Evolution: Time for a Change

6.50 Immigration Officers

7.15 Quantum Theory: Shapes in Atoms

7.40 Geology: From Swamps to Coal

8.5 Here's Looking at You

8.30 The City of Leeds

8.55 Cancer: Terminal Care

9.20 Preparing to Study with the OU

9.45 Raising Sons and Daughters

10.10 The Philosophy of Science: 1

10.35 St Paul 's Cathedral

11.0 Psychology: Production Systems

11.25 Sailing on Course

11.50 Coal Power

12.15 Against the Public Interest?

12.40 Mother-in-Law: Mussolini with Knickers

1.5 Maths: Group Actions

1.30 Database: Data Dictionaries

1.55 Tolstoy's Anna Karenina

2.20 A Trunk Road Appraisal

2.45 Modern Art: St Ives

3.10 Plants: Problems with Water

starring Jack Warner , Derek Farr Two boys in the woods near their home, Willy with his gramophone and only record, and Cliff with a revolver he thinks is a toy. Enacting a song Willy is playing - 'Bang! You're Dead '-Cliff plays a game of ' 'Highwayman' and holds up a local cyclist for his watch. Unfortunately their game is to end in tragedy ...
Screenplay by GUY ELMES . ERNEST BORNEMAN
Produced and directed by LANCE COMFORT Films: page 11

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Lord's
PETER WEST introduces coverage of this afternoon's play on the third day of the Third Test.

Gardeners often complain that the bitter winter weather in Britain makes their hobby unrewarding. But take heart as Alan Titchmarsh visits a Great Garden ... Crathes Castle near Aberdeen, where in the winter of 1982 the temperature dropped to minus 24°C....
Producer GILL BALLIN Editor ROGER BOLTON

with Jan Lceming ; Weather

plays Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No 3 with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, leader Geoffrey Trabichoff, conducted by Bryden Thomson.
Introduced by Robin Ray.

As a climax to his series of master-classes centred on this week, Jorge Bolet gives a concert performance of the concerto. Of all Rachmaninov's works for piano and orchestra, this is the largest in scale and most epic in proportion - immensely taxing and difficult to play.

(A co-production with RM Arts, Munich)
BBC Scotland

by Dean Rusk
In the third of four programmes, DEAN RUSK , the former American Secretary of State, recollects the Kennedy years and remembers that they were far removed from 'Camelot', the popular name for Kennedy's term of office.
He talks to Kenneth Harris about the day-to-day development of the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 and its eventual outcome. In 1963 President Kennedy was assassinated and Rusk found himself working for President Johnson. In this exclusive television interview, he describes the qualities of Johnson as President and talks about the slow but deep involvement of the United States, and himself, in the war in Vietnam.
Research MONA ADAMS
Picture research VALERIE SMITH Film editor JOHN KENT Producer JOHN WALKER

Nine programmes from the BAFTA award-winning documentary series Circuit Eleven Miami. 6: John A. Spenkelink (30) was convicted of murder and sentenced to death in 1973. He endured a six-year nightmare on Death Row, never faltering in his plea of self-defence. All the time, the mills of Florida justice were grinding slow, but remorselessly sure. By Thursday 24 May 1979, John Spenke link's life hung by a thread. At 1.30 pm, that thread snapped. The next day, at 10.0 am, John Spenkelink sat harnessed and immobile in the electric chair. At
10.18, he was declared dead. This film is a sobering analysis of what took place at Florida's first elecrocution for 15 years.
Executive producer ROGER MILLS
Producer MARK ANDERSON

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from Lord's
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Producer BILL TAYLOR

starring Lon Chaney Jr
Empty trunks arrive at a sleepy village. They bear the name of Alucard But where is the Count to whom they belong?
Screenplay by ERIC TAYLOR
Produced by FORD BEEBE
Directed by ROBERT SIODUAK

with Jan Leeming Weather

Starring Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr

Boris Karloff's last appearance in Universal's Frankenstein series has him as a mad scientist who brings back to life the Wolf Man, Frankenstein's monster and the skeletal Count Dracula.