6.25 Complex Analysis: Introduction: The Epsilon-Delta Definitions

6.50 Utopia: Society Without the State

7.15 Mentally Handicapped: A Dependent Future: 1

7.40 Motion: Newton's Law

8.5 Ecology

8.30 Writing History

8.55 The University of the Third Age

9.20 Physical Chemistry: Yields and Rates

9.45 Popular Culture: Christmas Nationwide

10.10 Calculus: The Binomial Theorem

10.35 Contemporary Issues in Education

11.0 The Origin of the Earth

11.25 Polymer Engineering: On the Right Track

11.50 17th-century Great Houses

12.40 Dairy Cattle: Milking and Mastitis

1.5 A Profile of Charles Ives

1.30 Electronic Design and Signals

1.55 Science and Belief

2.20 Modem Art: Artists' Techniques

2.45 Mansfield Park: Improvement

starring
Ingrid Bergman Charles Boyer and Charles Laughton Based on the classic novel,
Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer star in a tale of two people who meet in Paris before the war. He is an Austrian doctor fleeing from Nazi persecution, she is a courtesan down on her luck....
Screenplay by LEWIS MILESTONE and HARRY BROWN From the novel by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE
Produced by DAVID LEWIS
Directed by LEWIS MILESTONE
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starring
Celia Kaye
Larry Domasin and 'Rontu'
The remarkable story of a young orphaned girl who finds herself alone on a deserted island, with only a dog for company.
Based on the actual experience of a teenage girl who lived for 18 years alone on an island off California at the beginning of the 19th century. Island of the Blue Dolphins is an attractive adventure film with a beautiful setting and some fine photography.
Screenplay by TED SHERDEMAN and JANE KLOVE
Based on the novel by SCOTT O'DELL
Produced by ROBERT B. RADNITZ Directed by JAMES B. CLARK
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with Jan Leeming Weather

A series of five films on modern France which expand on some of the documentary themes from A vous la France!
2: The Mountains of the Dauphine
'La vie traditionnelle' still exists in some of the more isolated mountain areas, where farming and forestry are the principal occupations of the inhabitants. But the gradual intrusion of tourism and the close proximity of the modern city of Grenoble are having an inevitable effect. Film editor LUIS ESPANA Producer FRANK ASH
(French with English subtitles. Shown last Sunday on BBCl)

George Frideric Handel (born 23 February 1685)
The most widely performed of all British composers - albeit a naturalised
Briton-was born 300 years ago today in the small German town of Halle.
Tonight's concert, broadcast live from Westminster Abbey, includes music from all periods of Handel's life.
Popular music, including the 'Hallelujah' chorus from
'Messiah', 'Zadok the Priest' and 'Let the bright seraphim', is interspersed with some less well-known works, including concertos for oboe, for organ and for a double-orchestra. Arias and choruses from oratorios and operas are performed by Pauline Tinsley James Bowman
Anthony Rolfe Johnson
David Wilson-Johnson London Philharmonic Choir Choir of Westminster Abbey Heinz Holliger (oboe) Simon Preston (organ)
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Raymond Leppard who devised and introduces the programme.
Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting JOHN WIGGINS Producer ROY TIPPING
A Simultaneous Broadcast with Radio 3. Viewers with stereo Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away.
Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.
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Including
8.40-9.0*
Handel and Friends
Handel's favourite charity was the Foundling Hospital in London. In this programme from the hospital's Court Room John Amis and H. C. Robbins Landon talk about the composer's friends (and enemies).
Producer RON ISTED

This film was first shown in the Yesterday's Witness series in 1974. James Cameron is the narrator. 'In this tranquil corner of Norfolk in the spring of 1914, the local schoolchildren took drastic action and a spontaneous act of love; they came out on strike because their teachers had been sacked.
A village schoolroom strike in 1914? How could it have come about? Yet it was a strike that was to go on for more than 20 years ...'
Producer STEPHEN PEET
(Screen Two: The Burston Rebellion tomorrow at 10.10 pm)

John Player Special Cup Fourth round
Bath v Blackheath
Cup holders Bath will be determined to repeat last year's victory over
Blackheath in the same round of the competition.
However Blackheath, with a good away victory in the third round, will have other ideas. Nigel Starmer-Smith commentates and brings news of the rest of the day's Cup and League matches as well as looking forward to next week's internationals. Series producer HUW JONES