9.5 Maths: Multiple Integrals. 6.30 Shooting the Moon. 8.55 Looking at Heat: Medical Uses. 7.20 Quantum Theory: Shapes In Atoms. 7.4S Evolution: Time for a Change.

Story: The Sleepy Giant Written by JOYCE RUSHBY Presenters
Lucie Skeaping , Stuart McGugan
Pianist Richard BROWN Producer SUE PETO
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGAT\E

The Benson and Hedges International Open from Fulford Golf Club, York
Further coverage of the second round of one of Europe's richest tournaments.
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER Commentator PETER ALLISS
CLIVE CLARK , BRUCE CRITCHLEY and ALEX HAY

This programme shows how a scene for a major film is planned. We see how a stunt is rehearsed and a battle scene planned for The Spy Who Loved Me.
Producer vie lockwooo
A BBC/Open University production (Rpt¡

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University. This week's selection includes: Charlotte Bronte and IATA (1).
A BBC/Open University production

Charlie's heroic attempts to reach his bedroom after a night on the town, show that even home does not always offer security.
Written and directed by CHARLES chaplin New music composed by les WILLIAMS Executive producer WILLIAM FITZWATER

First shown in the 40 Minutes series
They wanted to make him the next Sinatra. They flew him to America to co-star with Marilyn Monroe. But in only two years Frankie Vaughan was back.
The Britain he'd conquered in the 50s was not the Britain of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. But his hard-core fans stayed faithful. Frankie survived, and 20 years on, his darkling good looks, and repertoire of evergreens, are still wowing the middle-aged ladies who fell for him as teenage girls.

goes out in style on this final programme of the summer series with a lively mix of chat and music from the Pebble Mill courtyard. Special guests today include Bucks Fizz
Editor PETER HERCOMBE BBC Pebble Mill

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The great Luis Bunuel died last month. Born in 1900, he was undisputably one of the outstanding creative figures of the 20th century. Tonight Gavin Millar introduces a ten-week season of his films, beginning tonight at 9.25, which will culminate in the autumn with an exclusive Arena profile about his life.

from Wallington Gardens, Northumberland
Roy Lancaster and Clay Jones among plants and shrubs that thrive in a sometimes unfriendly climate.
Head gardener Geoffrey Moon explains how he encourages their survival, including a 75-year-old fuchsia.
Production assistant ANNE GANDON Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

' Is it true that every one of Chopin's compositions involves a piano? ' asks questionmaster Steve Race of Ian Wallace who partners
Denis Norden in the regular musical knowledge challenge to
Frank Muir and John Amis
Television presentation DOUGLAS hispe

(Los Olvidados) starring
Alfonso Mejia , Roberto Cobo
Luis Bunuel was one of the great masters of the cinema. A major season of his films begins with this tough and uncompromising picture of juvenile crime in Mexico City. A prize winner at Cannes in 1951, the film is in stark contrast with the surreal comedies of the director's later years. Jaibo, a ruthless young thug determined to prove his proficiency in every branch of crime, beats to death a friend he thinks has betrayed him. The murder is witnessed by Pedro who has not yet joined the delinquents' gang and whose fight to lead a better life has tragic results.
Screenplay by LUIS BURUEL l.UIS ALCORIZA. OSCAR DANCJGERS Produced by OSCAR dancigers Directed by LUIS BUNUEL
A Mexican film with Enoluh . subtitles . Films: page 11

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