10.35 Maths Methods: The Exam

11.0 Water for a City: Nottingham

11.25 Energy: Closing the Gap

11.50 Maths: Algebra

12.15 Computing: Database at Freightliners

12.40 Health and Disease

1.5 Cropping the Countryside

continues a season of films celebrating the 80th birthday of the British director Michael Powell this afternoon starring
Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson.

An exciting spy thriller set against a shadowy blacked-out London during World War II. Captain Andersen, the Danish master of the neutral ship Helvig, is delayed by a British Contraband Control inspection. When two of his passengers disappear ashore in the mist, Andersen proceeds to London in pursuit....

(Black and white)

and at 3.20
"A Canterbury Tale"
Starring Eric Portman, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price.

Three wartime pilgrims on their way to Canterbury converge on the quiet Kentish village of Chillingbourne. There they find that girls are afraid to go out at night because of attacks by the mysterious "glueman"...

(Black and white)
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Classic scenes from the films of one of the cinema's greatest clowns.
'A world of fun and laughter' is promised in this collection of memorable moments featuring the famous silent comedian, including the clock sequence from Safety Last and the train sequence from Girl Shy. In conclusion there are extracts from his talking pictures, Professor Beware, Movie Crazy and Feet First. Commentary by Art Ross.
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by Sir Nicholas Henderson with Kenneth Harris In the last of three programmes
SIR NICHOLAS HENDERSON talks to KENNETH HARRIS about the final years of his diplomatic career as Ambassador in Bonn and Paris. Retired in 1979 at the age of 60, he was unexpectedly recalled to serve as Ambassador in Washington.
It looked like a quiet end to a distinguished career but, shortly after he arrived in Washington, Argentina invaded the Falklands. In all the years of his diplomatic life he had never had to face such a crisis.
In this exclusive interview he recalls the weeks and nights during the lead-up to the British reoccupation of the Islands and the reactions of the Americans to
Mrs Thatcher 's approach to a solution of the conflict. Research MONA ADAMS
Film cameraman DAVE GRAY FUm sound
DON MARTIN. DAVID DURHAM Film editor STEVE FELTON Producer JOHN WALKER

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Presented by Russell Davies

Photography: Life magazine photo-journalist W. Eugene Smith inspired a generation of photographers including Don McCullin, who reviews a book of his photographs.

Theatre: The Torch Song Trilogy by Harvey Fierstein dramatises the life of a New York drag queen.
With extracts from the Albery Theatre production starring Antony Sher, and a discussion with Simon Callow, Julian Mitchell and Nell Dunn.

And Over the Bridge, a play by Belfast shipyard worker Sam Thompson, was banned by the authorities when it appeared 25 years ago. It was feared that the subject matter - sectarianism among shipyard workers - might provoke 'rioting in the streets'. Tom McGurk reports on the play's current tour of Northern Ireland and talks to James Ellis and Denis Tuohy about this theatrical controversy.

Fashion: The V & A are honouring fashion designer Gianni Versace with a fashion show. He clothes Candice Bergen and Tina Turner.

Peter York reports from the Raphael Cartoon Court.

Venice, the city of canals,
Canalettos and cats, is where Russell Harty can be found tonight.
Jonathan Miller on masks,
Erica Jong on visitors and the Festival of the Redentore make up some of the other ingredients.
Researcher SUSIE TAYLOR Director MICHELE BURGESS
Executive producer KEN STEPHINSON (Nextprogramme:lomorrowat8.5pm)

Vietnam: Talking to the People
A report by Jon Alpert JON ALPERT runs the Downtown Community Video Project in New York's
Chinatown. From this base he takes off at a moment's notice as a virtual one-man band to report from all over the world - Nicaragua, Cuba,
Afghanistan, Iran. His often exclusive reports are shown on network TV in the USA.
He has won many Emmy Awards for the unique quality of his work. He remains totally independent. A month or two back, television was full of political reports and analyses on the tenth anniversary of the US pull-out from Vietnam.
This video film is the result of Jon Alpert 's fifth visit to
Vietnam. What we learn of Vietnam today, of Vietnam ten years after, is through the experiences, the faces, and the voices of the people. Produced and directed by JON ALPERT
A COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT presentation

starring
Zero Mostel Gene
Wilder Stanley and his friend John are casually enjoying life and a Sunday lunch, when they become increasingly aware that acquaintances, even life-long friends, are not what they used to be. In fact they are changing into rhinos! As more people join the herd only John is left to fight to be an individual. Based on Ionesco's 'theatre of the absurd' classic, this is a film at once comic and bitter in its attack on conformity.
Screenplay by JULIAN BARRY Produced by ELY LANDAU Directed by TOM O'HORGAN
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