6.25 Instrumentation: Flow

6.50 Problems of Practice

7.15 Special Education in Norway

7.40 Biology: Skeletal Adaptation

8.5 Desert Ecology

8.30 Sacred Places

8.55 Science: A Portrait of Summer School

9.20 Animal Physiology: Walking and Running

9.45 Mechanics: Flow Visualisation

10.10 Introduction to Calculus

10.35 Management and the School

11.0 Geothermal Energy

11.25 Water for a City: Nottingham

11.50 Experimental Philosophy

12.40 Politics and Drama

1.30 Semi-conductors and the Sun

1.55 Scientists Remember Germany 1918-45

2.20 Modernism: Bolshevik Art

2.45 Thomas Hardy and Wessex

(to 15.10)

starring
Brian Donlevy
Diana Barrymore
World Warn, London. American gambler Dan Shane , waiting out his passage home, distractedly enters the life of a young English lady whose estranged husband has been mysteriously murdered. To evade the police they flee to
Scotland and seek protection from her uncle. But even in this idyllic place are lurking Nazi spies....
Written and produced by DWIGHT TAYLOR
Directed by TIM WHELAN
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starring
Rock Hudson Rod Taylor
Colonel Jim Caldwell takes over as Wing Commander of a Strategic Air Command base near San Francisco. Since the former chief has been fired for failing a surprise Operational Readiness Inspection,
Caldwell ruthlessly sets about making sure his team will perform to perfection - whatever the cost to himself, his men or his marriage.
Screenplay by ROBERT PIROSH
Based on a story by SY BARTLETT Produced by SY BARTLETT Directed by DELBERT MANN
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A Forty Minutes programme 'There are two teams out there. One is trying to play cricket - and the other is not'. BILL WOODFULL , Captain of Australia, 1933.
The true story of the explosive 'bodyline' tour, told by some of the men who played through cricket's darkest hour. Among them is the man whose bowling changed the ethics of Test cricket forever - the former Notts miner,
HAROLD LARWOOD.
England's
Captain Douglas Jardine was elected to regain the Ashes at any cost. To defeat Don Bradman ,
Australia's record-breaking hero, Jardine unleashed
Harold Larwood , one of the fastest bowlers the world has ever seen. As Larwood's 'leg theory' battered the demoralised Australians, there were howls of protest from cricket lovers.
Was it cricket - or was it 'unsportsmanlike'?
Executive p.-oducer ROGER MILLS Producer ALAN PATIENT

with Jan Leeming Weather

Introduced by Peter Schaufuss , dancer, Artistic Director of London Festival Ballet, and star of the recent BBCtv Dancer series.
An exciting double bill of Entre dos Aguas:
Dancers of the Royal Danish Ballet in a jazz flamenco ballet by ROBERT NORTH.
Music by SIMON ROGERS and PACO DE LUCIA played by the MERCURY ENSEMBLE and Grosse Fuge :
To the sublime music of Beethoven's posthumous quartets, members of the Dutch National Ballet dance a work by HANS VAN MANEN. Grosse Fuge , Op 133 and the cavatina from Op 130, played by the QUARTETTO ITALIANO. Produced and directed by THOMAS GRIMM

opens a season of films by the distinguished writer-director,
BRYAN FORBES starring Hayley Mills
Bernard Lee , Alan Bates On a lonely Lancashire farm, the Bostock children live in a private world of their own. One day the youngsters discover a man hidden in their barn.
The man is a murderer on the run, but the children, especially 14-year-old Kathy, believe him to be Jesus
Christ.... This unusual film is considered one of the best films about childhood ever made and mixes humour and excitement to tell its story.
Screenplay by KEITH WATERHOUSE and Willis HALL
From the original novel by MARY HAYLEY BELL
Produced by RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH Directed by BRYAN FORBES
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The arts and media programme presented by Russell Davies including
Opera: Akhnaten, the third opera by American composer Philip Glass opened this week at the London Coliseum. With extracts from Glass's past work, and discussion and comment from
Mick Brown , David Murray and Elaine Padmore who were at the British premiere. Print: The Dangerous Summer,
ERNEST HEMINGWAY 'S last book, is published on Monday for the first time. Ed Hotchner , his biographer, assesses this account of bullfighting in Spain.
Painting: William Tillyer talks about his art from his Whitby studio. Critic Peter Fuller puts his watercolours in the context of more traditional English work. And Jonathan Meades investigates the virus filofixitis medianus and its carriers.
Assistant producers ROLY KEATING MARK URBAN, JOHN WHISTON Producer KEVIN LOADER
Director JONATHAN FULFORD Editor JOHN ARCHER

The Pilkington Glass
Ladies Championships from Devonshire Park, Eastbourne
Highlights of today's final where MARTINA NAVRATILOVA was seeded to win her fourth consecutive Eastbourne title. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator
DAN MASKELL , ANN JONES
Producers JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. ALASTAIR SCOTT