6.5 Modern Art: Greenberg on Pollock
6.30 Titian: Three Paintings
6.55 Biology: Form and Function
7.20 Science: Snowdon to the Sea
7.45 Genetics: Heavy Metal Tolerance

Duddeston Manor School is in the area of central Birmingham known as the inner ring. Pupils discuss their attitudes to the staff, the school and to each other.
Producer JAMES BURGE
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The feature film starring Fred MacMurray Vera Ralston

The 19th-century trade routes form the background for this spectacular adventure of two men conflicting over a fabulous hoard of diamonds: Captain Boll, a sea captain, and Pulo Besar, a notorious pirate. Discovering the diamonds' location on the volcanic island of Karakatau from a beautiful Javanese girl, Boll is captured by Besar, but escapes and chases the pirate. As the two adversaries race for the riches, the island's volcano starts to erupt....
Written by RICHARD TREGASKIS , based on a novel by GARLAND ROARK
Produced and directed by JOSEPH KANE

Introduced by Ray Moore from the East Warwickshire College of Further Education, Rugby and the Bury Schools Music Centre.
During the summer, Ray Moore has visited some of the music centres, schools and colleges which provided some of the young musicians who appeared at the last season of Schools Proms.
This third programme features the talented youngsters from:
The Warwickshire Schools String Orchestra
The Bury Schools Music Centre Flute Quartet
The Wakefield District College Brass Chorale
The Hunka Trio
Sunnybank Primary School Percussion Group and Dancers Penweddig School Choir
Assistant producer STEVE MORRIS Producer KEN GRIFFIN
(Organised by Music for Youth in conjunction with Commercial Union Assurance and the Rank Organisation)

Bugging in Six Easy Lessons
Chris Serle sets out to investigate the bugging game.
In a top floor office of a skyscraper two men are having a secret conversation. From the skyscraper across the street a snooper directs a special laser on to the office window, picking up the tiny movements in the glass every time one of them speaks. Futuristic equipment turns these movements into minute electric signals. Eventually it is decoded back into sound.'
Fact or fantasy? Don't ask the people in the bugging business. They've become so confused between real life and Hollywood they no longer know which is which.
Producer JON PALFREYMAN

City of the Dead
Nearly 5,000 years ago along the banks of the River Indus, now in Pakistan, a great city arose at Mohenjodaro. Discovered early this century it has proved to be the centre of one of the great civilisations of the world.
This mysterious culture disappeared before 1800 BC leaving only traces of how the people had lived. They had an apparently well-organised system, with straight streets and sophisticated drainage and they left behind small sealstones with still undeciphered writing.
Professor Colin Renfrew takes the Chronicle cameras around the site, looks at the clues that have been excavated and tells the story of what has so far been discovered of this enigmatic society.
Producer julia CAVE
Series editor BRUCE NORMAN (Repeal)

Tom takes a humorous look at style through the ages and reflects on the peculiarities of fashion, with the help of the ever-willing public.
He is joined in a succession of sketches, anecdotes and songs by regulars
Derek Griffiths and Andrew Sachs and by the lovely Cherry Gillespie Special guests Wall Street Crash
Sound supervisor DAVID THOMPSON
Lighting director BERT POSTLETHWAITE Designer ANDY DIMOND
Production RICK GARDNER

Join Paul Daniels for another show of magic, comedy and fun in which he attempts to establish a world record for magic and introduces his international guests with their remarkable skills.
From Norway, the pure magic of Finn Jon
From the USA, the unique manipulation and mime of Michael Moschen From Germany, the microscopic antics of The Mathes Flea Circus with special guest appearances by Norris McWhirter and the President of the Magic Circle, Francis White with DEBBIE MCGEE , AMANDA NEWMAN and GLEN BEXFIELD
Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Director JOHN BISHOP
Produced by JOHN FISHER

1809-1847
This fourth programme in the series is devoted to his church music, with performances of: Hear my prayer
Prelude and Fugue No 3 Ave Maria
Organ Sonata No 1
Mitten wir im Leben sind , with Worcester Cathedral Choir conductor Donald Hunt
Adrian Partington (organ) James Davis (treble)
Wynford Evans (tenor) John Scott (organ) from Worcester Cathedral Introduced by Brian Kay
Producers J. MERVYN WILLIAMS , HEFIN OWEN BBC Wales

John Tusa, Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Olivia O'Leary and Jenni Murray

11.55 The Adelaide Centre
The Adelaide Centre in London is concerned with the emotional and educational problems of adolescents who have dropped out of school.
12.20 am I ATA
Leading airlines co-ordinate their fares policy, routes and standards through IATA. But this body has developed new roles through its unique status as an international agency.
12.45 Evolution of an Ocean
Two-hundred-million years ago, the major continents were joined together - the present day distribution provide clues as to how the oceans were formed.