10.35 Science: Particle Physics

11.0 Arts: Science Fiction

11.25 Minerals: Finds for the Future

11.50 Colliding Continents

12.15 Introductions to Calculus

12.40 Maths: Complex Analysis

1.5 The Changing Countryside

1.30 Introductory Electronics

1.55 Popular Planning in Dockland

2.20 Modern Art: Bearbourg

2.45 The Novel and Television: 2

begins a season of films celebrating the 80th birthday of the British director
Michael Powell.
In 1937 Powell made a feature film - The Edge of the World - entirely on location on the remote
Shetland Island of Foula. The story was inspired by the evacuation of the Island of St Kilda. In 1978 he returned to Foula to see what changes had occurred and made an introduction and epilogue for the original film.
Associate producer SYDNEY STREETER Written and directed by MICHAEL POWELL and at 4.35
The Spy in Black starring
Conrad Veidt
Valerie Hobson Sebastian Shaw
A story of high intrigue set in the remote
Scottish Orkney islands during World War I, where a U-boat captain, a schoolmistress and a disgraced British naval lieutenant plot to sink the British fleet. But a jealous rivalry sets in between the two men over their beautiful ally.
Screenplay by EMERIC PRESSBURGER and ROLAND PERTWEE Based on a story by J. STOERE CLOUSTON
Produced by ALEXANDER KORDA Directed by MICHAEL POWELL
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On 9 September news cameraman Neil Davis was killed filming the attempted coup in Thailand. This programme, taken from a longer film by David Bradbury and shown as a tribute to Davis's skill and courage, includes the close-range film he shot in Vietnam that made him a legend among newsmen and brought the horrors of war home - literally - to millions of people. Davis talks about working under fire and his belief that 'it's the cameraman's job to bring the truth to the people. No matter what happens.'
Produced and directed by DAVID BRADBURY (R)

by Sir Nicholas Henderson with Kenneth Harris
In the early 1960s Sir Nicholas Henderson , with 20 years' experience in the Foreign Service behind him, joined the Private Office of the Foreign Secretary. He had become one of the rare few who spend their lives at the elbow of their Minister - a Private Secretary.
In the second of three programmes Sir Nicholas talks to Kenneth Harris about his time in the Private Office serving two very difficult Foreign Secretaries - R. A. Butler and Michael Stewart. Research
MONA ADAMS. VALERIE SMITH Rostrum camera
STEPHEN WILLIAMS. KEN MORSE Film editors
STEVE FELTON. JOHN WALKER

with Jan Leeming Weather

The magazine of the arts and media presented by Russell Davies
Including a rare interview with playwright Harold Pinter who, on the publication of his play about torture, One for the Road, talks to John Tusa about the political message of his writing.
With comment and discussion from Clive James and A. N. Wilson
CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON 'S new adaptation of Les liaisons dangereuses which opened this week at The Other Place theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, starring
Lindsay Duncan , Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson ; and Metro, the first novel of Russian film star and songwriter
ALEXANDER KALETSKI, based on his own story of underground life in the USSR.
Assistant producers
ALEX MARENGO. JOHN WHISTON
Studio director JONATHAN FULFORD Producer KEVIN LOADER Editor JOHN ARCHER

Russell Harty visits the Orkney Islands for the start of six new weekend series of British and foreign locations. In tonight's programme: standing stones, sunken ships and the family that have an island all to themselves - almost!
Researcher SUSIE TAYLOR Director MICHELE BURGESS
Executive director KEN STEPHINSON

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl The Final
This evening is the climax of eight days of tough, hard-fought matches to see who will carry off the coveted title of the British Professional
Champion and first prize of £9,000.
The last two contestants, from a field of 32, will do battle on the stage of Redcar Bowl in front of a packed and enthusiastic darts audience. This final match of the week is now the best of 13 sets, three legs per set.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA
Commentator SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN Director MIKE ADLEY
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

The Suntory World
Matchplay Championship PETER ALLISS introduces highlights of the semi-finals