7.15 Classical Greece: Ships

7.40 Education: A Policeman's Lot

8.5 An Office Career

8.30 Looking Again at Large Samples

8.55 Ethnic Minorities: Colour

9.20 Ferrous Metals in Construction

9.45 Carbonyl Chemistry

10.10 Maths: Flows and Exponentials

10.35 Maths: Differential Equations

11.0 Maths Across the Curriculum

11.25 Health: A Cancer in the Family

11.50 Technology: Framed for Success

12.15 Maths: Sampling

12.40 Modern Art: Beckmann

1.5 Women and Rock

1.30 Periodicity and the Lithium Row

1.55 Geology: Interpreting Sediments

begins a season of classic comedies starring
Charlie Chaplin
This celebrated satire on injustice and dictators contains some of Chaplin's funniest and most inventive material. His parody of Hitler in the character of Adenoid Hynkel is both a masterly caricature and a scathingly accurate imitation of Hitler as orator.
People of the Palace
Written, produced and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN
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The Summer Sky
This is a favourable time for planetary enthusiasts, as all the bright planets are on view. There are also the brilliant southern stars, such as the Scorpion with its red leader Antares. Patrick Moore conducts a tour of the summer sky, and explains what can be seen.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO (R)
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Benson and Hedges Cup Final Kent v Middlesex from Lord's
Middlesex start as favourite - not only because they are playing 'at home', but because they have already beaten Kent in the zonal round by 134 runs at
Canterbury. PETER WEST introduces further coverage and the result.

Blankit is an Appaloosa horse, a beautiful Red Indian breed, which is taking its first tentative steps in a show run by the British Appaloosa Society. In this charming film, partly narrated by Linda McCartney, Blankit is shown going through dressage, obedience and jumping trials - all to the sound of songs by Paul McCartney, including 'The sweetest little show in town' and 'The man'. Written by LINDA AND PAUL MCCARTNEY and BARRY CHATTINGTON
Directed by BARRY CHATTINGTON

Jan Leeming with today's latest news and sport.
Moira Stuart reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles. Weather

Five aspiring young conductors take part in a remarkable week of rehearsals with the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra under the demanding supervision of the orchestra's music director Zubin Mehta. In tonight's programme he works on the intricate details of ah impressionistic orchestral show-piece by Debussy, the second movement from La mer.
With Gisele Buka Ben-Dor Israel Edelson
Mark Gooding
Felix Kruglikov Motti Miron
Narrator Bernard Keeffe Executive producer RAM EVRON
Producer RODNEY GREENBERG (R)
(In association with Jerusalem Music Centre)

continues a season of major films set in the American West. Tonight starring Randolph Scott Joel McCrea
Gil Westrum and Steve Judd are ex-lawmen, ageing and down on their luck.
When the duo are asked to team up as guards to accompany a gold shipment from a remote mining town to a small-town bank, they eagerly accept the job.
Unfortunately the journey is to prove more dangerous than they anticipate. This movie was only the second to be directed by Peckinpah, one of the great masters of the genre and combines a nostalgic yet realistic view of America at the turn of this century. It united two veteran actors in their only film together.
Screenplay by N. B. STONE JR
Produced by RICHARD E. LYONS Directed by SAM PECKINPAH
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Benson and Hedges Cup Final Kent v Middlesex from Lord's
Kent have won this cup three times - in 1973, 76 and 78 - but have failed to reach the final since. Middlesex won in 1983. PETER WEST introduces highlights of today's final to decide which county improves on that record. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , TONY LEWIS Summarisers
RAY ILLINGWORTH. BOB WILLIS Producers
KEITH MACKENZIE , ALAN GRIFFITHS

starring
Michael Pataki Jose Ferrer
Reggie Naldar
A military explosion rips through the stark, rocky land of an East
European countryside unearthing the tomb of the family Dracula and reawakening a dormant horror. First to emerge is the fiendish hound Zoltan who, unable to remove his master's coffin, digs up and resurrects Dracula's long-dead servant, Veidt Smit. Soon servant and hound are on their way to modern Los Angeles, determined to track down the master's last surviving descendent and make him the new Dracula.
Screenplay by FRANK RAY PERILU Produced by ALBERT BAND and FRANK RAY PERILLI
Directed by ALBERT BAND
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