6.50 Mapping in the Yorkshire Dales

7.15 Music: Cadences

7.40 Language Development

8.5 Education: Silence in Class (50)

8.55 Weapons Procurement

9.20 The Madonna di San Biagio

9.45 Chemistry: Spectroscopy

10.10 Pure Maths: Sequences

10.35 Maths: Resonance and Damping

11.0 Dickens and Popular Imagery

11.25 Maths: Complex Functions

11.50 The Shape of Things to Come

12.15 Maths: The Genetics Game

12.40 Modern Art: Seurat

1.5 Cropping the Countryside

1.30 Crustal and Mantle Processes

starring
Marlon Brando Teresa Wright
Marlon Brando 's electrifying screen debut was as a young soldier paralysed by a war wound and forced to come to terms with his new life. Through his courage and determination - and the love of his fiancee - he is able to overcome obstacles that at first seem insurmountable.
Screenplay by CARL FOREMAN Produced by STANLEY KRAMER Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN
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starring
Marlon Brando Glenn Ford
When the American army of occupation attempts to inflict their brand of democracy on the Okinawan village of Tobiki, the inhabitants are less than grateful. American dynamism proves no match for Japanese guile, personified by Marlon Brando in one of his rare comedy roles as the wily Japanese interpreter Sakini.
Screenplay by JOHN PATRICK
Based on a book by VERN J. SNEIDER and the play by JOHN PATRICK Produced by JACK CUMMINGS Directed by DANIEL MANN
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Last of the series starring
Billy Pierce
Former football superstar Billy Pierce is now a struggling law student and becomes a prime suspect when a question paper disappears before Kingsfield's mid-term exam....
Written by JOHN JAY OSBORN JR Directed by COREY ALLEN

Following the success of Out of Africa at this year's
Academy Awards, Arena offers a second chance to see the story of Karen Blixen 's life in Africa, early this century.
On her return to Denmark she wrote her three greatest books, Seven Gothic Tales, Out of Africa and Last Tales.
Readings by Eileen Atkins Narrator Colin Firth
Taking part in tonight's programme are her former servant Kamante, biographer Judith Thurman ,
Errol Trzebinski , Sir Laurens van der Post and Elspeth Huxley. Series editor ALAN YENTOB
Producer TRISTRAM POWELL (R)

with Jan Leeming. Moira Stuart reviews the week's news - with subtitles; Weather

In the first semi-final of BBC2's international snooker championship Jimmy
'Whirlwind' White, a losing semi-finalist last year, aims to go one better this time against Canadian
Cliff Thorburn , a former world and Pot Black champion. Commentator TED LOWE
Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Presenter David Icke Producer JOHN G. SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

D starring
George C. Scott
David Hemmings Claire Bloom
The Bahamas, 1940.
American sculptor
Tom Hudson has 'opted out', retiring to the Bahamas and an idyllic, if rather boozy, lifestyle. With World War II raging round his island retreat, Hudson relives aspects of his life and is eventually drawn into the mainstream of the war.
Screenplay DENNE BART PETITCLERC Based on the novel by ERNEST HEMINGWAY. Produced by PETER BART , MAX PALEVSKY
Directed by FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER
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(Pocitani Ovecek ) starring
Zaneta Fuchsova
Nine-year-old Hanka has spent her life in a cardiology clinic: it has become her home, and the staff her family. Hanka is quite happy, making her rounds, visiting the disreputable porter, ordering the nurses about, 'swishing up and down corridors like a cow's tail', as her doctor says. But a new cleaner, Anezka, opens Hanka's eyes to the world beyond the hospital gates.
Counting Sheep features a wonderful performance by Zaneta Fuchsova as the impertinent Hanka and was directed by Karel Kachnya , whose production of The Golden Eels was shown in the last season of Globe
Theatre.
Written by J. CABRADEK and KAREL KACHYNA Directed by KAREL KACHYNA
(A Czechoslovak programme with English subtitles. First showing on British television)
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with Henry 'Red' Allen
The hard-swinging Dixieland band, led by the late Scots trumpet player Alex Welsh , was respected by musicians and jazz fans alike.
In this recording, made in 1964 for BBC2's Jazz 625 series, the Alex Welsh Band is joined by special guest star Henry 'Red' Allen who died in 1967. 'Red'
Allen began his career on the riverboats with Fate Marable in 1926 and later played with King Oliver, Luis Russell , Fletcher Henderson and Louis Armstrong.
ALEX WELSH (trumpet) AL GAY (tenor sax)
ROY CRMMINS (trombone) FRED HUNT (piano)
RON MATTHEWSON (bass) LENNIE HASTINGS (drums)
JIM DOUGLAS (banjo, guitar) Introduced by Steve Race Produced and directed by TERRY HENEBERY (R)