6.25 Instrumentation

6.50 The Structured Interview

7.15 Brazil: Manufacturing the Miracle

7.40 Energy and Rockets

8.5 Science: Nuclear Tunnelling

8.30 The Ghent Altarpiece

8.55 Money Grows on Trees?

9.20 Physics: Magnetism

9.45 Work and Society

10.10 The Selling of the New Deal

10.35 Education: The Standards Debate: 2

11.0 Geology of the Alps: 1

11.25 Chemistry: Pure Organic Compounds

11.50 King Frederick and Voltaire

12.15 pm Caring for Older People: Voluntary Workers

12.40 Popular Culture: Realism

1.30 Inorganic Chemistry: Bonding

1.55 Religion: The Greek Liturgy

2.20 Modern Art: Matisse

2.45 Hamlet Workshop: 1

starring
Cliff Richard
Debbie Watling Hugh Griffith George Cole
Tim Matthews is a swinging, ambitious young banker whose sole object is to wheel and deal just that much better than his rivals. But when his employers post him to
Birmingham instead of New York, the girl he falls in love with changes his life....
Screenplay by CHRISTOPHER PENFOLD Produced by KENNETH HARPER Directed by DAVID ASKEY 0 FILMS: page 21

England v Australia for the Texaco Trophy from Edgbaston
Peter West introduces further coverage.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD, JIM LAKER
Summarisers RAY ILLINGWORTH, TED DEXTER
Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE. MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

with Jan Leeming Weather

Introduced by James Bellini
April showers arrive and 15,000 works of contemporary art never exhibited before in London are deposited at the doors of Burlington House,
Piccadilly, London, the home of the Royal Academy. Three weeks later the selection and hanging committee (a group of Royal Academicians and Associates of the Royal
Academy) have seen every submission and made their selection - a daunting task.
A number of guests are asked to make their own selection from about 2,000 works actually exhibited, which in fact gives viewers a preview of the 217th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Research by MAGDA GULVIN
Assistant producer joy CORBETT Producer KEN GRIFFIN

starring Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra Vera-Ellen
Three sailors on a day's leave in New York go
'on the town' in a wild, non-stop musical journey through the city taking in the Museum of Natural History, the Empire
State Building, Grant's Tomb, the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Coney Island. One of the liveliest and most exhilarating of all musicals, On the Town features a fast-moving sequence of song and dance numbers byasuperb cast.
Screenplay by ADOLPH GREEN and BETTY COMDEN Produced by ARTHUR FREED Directed by GENE KELLY and STANLEY DONEN
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The arts and media review presented by Russell Davies with discussion and comment from Hermione Lee, Bruce McLean and Henry Porter on
Theatre: "Pravda" by David Hare and Howard Brenton which looks for the truth in the facts and fiction of Fleet Street.
Painting: Francis Bacon has an exhibition at the Tate Gallery.
Print: "Suspects" by David Thomson. A novel approach to film criticism.
And Minette Marrin interviews Douglas Adams whose "Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy" has developed from a radio series through television, book, record and computer game adaptations and is now being made into a feature film.
Moira Shearer reviews the history of dance on film with extracts from "That's Dancing!"

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England v Australia for the Texaco Trophy from Edgbaston
PETER WEST introduces highlights from the one-day international at Edgbaston.

Highlights of today's all-round competition from Oslo. After missing the Olympics, the young Russian team will want once more to stamp their authority on the sport, in particular,
DIMITRI BILOSERTCHEV , the current European and World champion.
Commentator RON PICKERING Television presentation NORWEGIAN TV SERVICE