6.50 Acceleration at Constant Speed?

7.15 Town and Country in Ancient Rome

7.40 Language Development

8.5 Development in a Turkish Village

8.30 Television and Christmas

8.55 Ethnic Minorities: Colonisin' in Reverse: 1

9.20 Art in Italy: Riccio's Bronzes

9.45 Database: Local Authorities

10.10 Pure Maths: Orthogonal Bases

10.35 Maths Methods: Complex Exponentials

11.0 Introduction to Calculus

11.25 Maths: Complex Analysis

11.50 Technology: Behind the Seat

12.15 Telecommunications Networks

12.40 Modern Art: Monet

1.5 Using Libraries

1.30 Isotopes in Geology

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starring
Henry Fonda Lee J. Cobb
Ed Begley
In the first of two films starring Henry Fonda , he gives his famous performance as Juror 8.
A jury adjourns to consider its verdict. It is a seemingly open and shut murder case, but one man, while not convinced of the prisoner's innocence, is equally unsure of his guilt.
Screenplay by REGINALD ROSE Produced by HENRY FONDA and REGINALD ROSE
Directed by SIDNEY LUMET

Starring Henry Fonda, James Cagney, William Powell, Jack Lemmon

As the war in the Pacific nears its end, Roberts, the cargo officer on a US supply ship, longs to see some action. But all his applications for transfer to a fighting ship are turned down by his captain, a hard martinet hated by the entire crew.
Henry Fonda and Cagney, at his eccentric best, head an outstanding cast in this highly successful comedy drama.

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A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.

Mayrhofen, in the heart of the Austrian Tyrol, is a place for winter sports, mountain climbing in the summer and hang-gliding all the year round.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden

The New Face of Leprosy
Leprosy is feared as a highly contagious and grossly disfiguring disease which is incurable and only strikes in the Third World. None of these are true.
A cure for leprosy was discovered 30 years ago at Carville Hospital, on the banks of the Mississippi river. But there are still 12 million victims throughout the world. Why?
Narrator Paul Vaughan
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL Written and produced by MICHAEL SELVA BARNES

The news of the day and the week.
Jan Leeming with today's latest news and sport. And Sue Carpenter reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles.
Weather

for the Marley Trophy Sean Connery alias Bond, alias 007, joins another superstar,
Arnold Palmer , over nine holes of the Ailsa Course at
Turnberry, in a match against one of football's greatest heroes Bobby Charlton and Gary Player Introduced by Peter Alliss
Assistant producers
DENIS KELLY. DEREK MARTIN Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING. ALASTAIR SCOTT Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

A series of six programmes in which Don Cupitt , Dean of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge, explores the revolution in ideas that has brought humanity from the secure world-view of the Middle Ages to today's crisis of faith.
3: Going by the Book
Don Cupitt examines the challenge to the traditional
Christian view of the Bible as the 'Word of God'.
In Tubingen in 1835 David Strauss claimed that the supernatural stories in the Gospels were religious myths. His book made him famous, and destroyed his career. In the 20th century Albert Schweitzer was inspired by an even more radical view of the Bible to give his life to the cause of Christian compassion as the last of the 'missionary heroes' of Africa. Film editor CHRIS LYSAGHT Produced and directed by PETER ARMSTRONG (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

from
Finlandia Hall, Helsinki The internationally renowned tenor visits
Finland for his ever popular mix of music for all tastes.
Stuart is joined by Merja Wirkkala (soprano) HELSINKI CHILDREN'S
TAPIOLA CHOIR
JOHN CONSTABLE
(piano accompaniment) FINNISH RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by Robin Stapleton
Lighting KAARLO POHJAKALLIO Sound MARJA IHANAINEN Producers
ANDREW QUICK, AARNO CRONVALL Executive producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS BBC Wales

The magazine of the arts and media presented by Russell Davies , including:
Film: Out of Africa, produced and directed by Sydney Pollack , has been nominated for 11 Oscars. Starring Robert Redford and Meryl Streep it is based on the life and writing of Isak Dinesan. How much is it a romantic view of the colonial past?
Art: Robert Hughes talks to Avigdor Arikha , one of the supreme living exponents of the art of drawing.
Music: in 20 years of performing, John Martyn , singer, songwriter and musician, has combined jazz improvisations with the lyricism of folk and depth of the blues. He talks to
Mick Brown , as he leaves Britain for a world tour.
Research ANDREW EATON Assistant producer
ROSEMARY BOWEN JONES
Studio director MARK URBAN Producer KEVIN LOADER Editor JOHN ARCHER

(II Matrimonio di Caterina) starring
Anna Melato
Stefano Madia
Luigi Comencini 's enchanting television film continues a season of outstanding drama from around the world.
Italy, the early 1950s. At 30
Caterina is an old maid, and apparently content to stay on the shelf. Her father, determined to find her a husband, seeks the mediation of a marriage-broker. A generous dowry secures a suitor, but what price Caterina's happiness?
Written by CRISTINA GRIFEO
MASSIMO PATRIZI , LUIGI COMENCINI Based on the short story by MARIO LA CAVA
Produced by GIANCARLO DI FONZO Directed by LUIGI COMENCINI
(An Italian programme with English subtitles. First showing on British television)
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As a pianist, Thelonious
Monk, who died in 1982, was one of the great originals to emerge from the bop era, and many of his compositions - 'Round midnight', 'Straight no chaser', and 'Blue monk' - have become jazz standards. In this 1965 recording from BBC2's Jazz 625 archive
Thelonius Monk is joined by CHARLIE ROUSE (tenor sax) LARRY GAYLES (bass) BEN RILEY (drums) Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton Produced and directed by TERRY HENEBERY (R)
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