6.25 Machine Tools: Control

6.50 Wolverton for Pride: Analysis

7.15 The Nigerian Civil War

7.40 Electrons and Atoms

8.5 Thermodynamics in Action

8.30 Contrasts in Musical Language

8.55 Design: Assembly of Lorries

9.20 Juggling with Physics

9.45 Studying with the OU

10.10 Psychology: Landing an Aircraft

10.35 Management and the School

11.0 Minerals Under the Microscope

11.25 The Chemistry Detectives

11.50 Gibbon: The Ruins of Rome

12.15 pm Caring for Older People

12.40 Modern Art: Kirchner

1.5 The Changing Countryside

1.30 Cyanide, Crystals and Co-ordination

1.55 Religion: The Roaring Silence

2.20 Modem Art: Cezanne

2.45 Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra

starring Peter O'Toole Sophia Loren James Coco
The film version of the hit stage musical, with its famous song 'The impossible dream'.
Cast into the infamous dungeons of the Spanish
Inquisition, author Miguel de Cervantes finds that his life is in danger not simply from the torturers but from his fellow prisoners. In a desperate attempt to gain time he acts out the stirring adventures of Don Quixote , the irreverent book which has led to his arrest.
Screenplay by DALE WASSERMAN from the musical play by JOE DARION and MITCH LEIGH Produced and directed by ARTHUR HILLER
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for the Whitbread Trophy Further coverage of the gruelling cross country phase which is split into four sections, two of roads and tracks, steeplechase and then four and a half miles across country with 33 ingenious and testing fences to negotiate.
Introduced by HUGH THOMAS Commentator RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
,
MICHAEL TUCKER , LUCINDA GREEN
Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON ALASTAIR SCOTT

The Embassy
World Professional Snooker Championship Ninth day
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of this afternoon's matches, which could involve all three top Canadian players - CLIFF THORBURN , KIRK STEVENS and BILL WERBENIUK in their best-of-25-frames second-round matches.
Commentators
TED LOWE
CLIVE EVERTON
JACK KARNEHM

A personal view by James Burke in ten parts
5: Infinitely Reasonable
In 1543 a book published by a Polish priest was barely noticed. Yet because of that book and the events which followed, the universe became a different place. Written and presented by JAMES BURKE
Series producer RICHARD REISZ

with Jan Leeming Weather

Wales v England
Many of the current English team are too young to remember the last time England beat Wales at
Cardiff in 1963. However, with Wales losing a record four successive home internationals, this could be the year for the determined young English side to write themselves into the history books.
Nigel Starmer-Smith introduces highlights of this final international of the season, as well as the Ulster Cup Final from Belfast. Commentators
BILL MCLAREN and GARETH EDWARDS
Director dewi GRIFFITHS
Series producer HUW JONES

The Embassy
World Professional Snooker Championship
Another two second-round matches are due for completion this evening.
Seeded to go through to the quarter-finals are ex-world champion RAY REARDON , who might have a real struggle to beat WILLIE THORNE , holder of the Classic title, and Australian
EDDIE CHARLTON , who will have to be at his very best if he meets the much improved DENNIS TAYLOR , winner of the Grand Prix.
Introduced by DAVID VINE

His Music and his World, 1685-1757
Written and narrated by David Thompson
The harpsichord sonatas played on historic instruments by Rafael Puyana
The tercentenaries of Scarlatti, Handel and Bach are all being celebrated this year. Over 550 of Scarlatti's sonatas are known and most of them were written for his pupil the Portuguese Princess Maria-Barbara. He was 43 when he travelled with her to Spain, and he was to remain in her service until his death.
The lively folk music of Naples, Portugal and Spain, the rich architectural heritage of Venice, Rome, Mafra, Seville, and the Spanish palaces of Madrid,
Aranjuez and La Granja , the landscapes, royal hunts and operas, are all reflected in some of the most engaging and spirited music of the 18th century.
The Sonatas: c major (Kk 159);
C major (Kk 513): G major (Kk 240); D major (Kk 33); A major
(Kk 208/Kk 209); D major (Kk 443); D major (Kk 492); E major (Kk 380): A minor (Kk 175); G major (Kk 241); F minor (Kk 519): B minor (Kk 87): c major (Kk 49); D minor (Kk 119) and D major (Kk 120); F major (Kk 205); E major (Kk 381)
Sound RON BROWN. JOHN HALE Photography JOHN BAKER Film editor ROY FRY Director ANN TURNER
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The Embassy
World Professional Snooker Championship
Late night highlights of the second-round matches to be completed this evening, which should involve
RAY REARDON , WILLIE THORNE DENNIS TAYLOR and EDDIE CHARLTON
Introduced by DAVID VINE