6.50 Physics: Special Relativity

7.15 Britain: A Granary for Rome?

7.40 Education: Sailing on Course

8.5 The Plough and the Hoe

8.30 Basic Electromagnetism

8.55 To Bedford from Busso

9.20 Arts: Making Steel

9.45 Database: Data Dictionaries

10.10 Pure Maths: In Perspective

10.35 Maths: Hunting the Hump

11.0 Calculus: Geometric Vectors

11.25 Health: Customer Service

11.50 A Suitable Case for Treatment

12.15 Are Four Colours Sufficient?

12.40 Modern Art: Guernica

1.5 Education: After the Act

1.30 Halogens and Noble Gases

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This award-winning film Presents a fascinating Portrait of clockmaker extraordinary
Martin Burgess , whose huge clocks are masterpieces of engineering and hypnotically beautiful to watch.
A film by RICHARD GAYER

starring
Charlie Chaplin Shoulder Arms
In this anti-war film, our hero plays a new recruit in World War I, who dreams of the perils that await him.
The
Pilgrim Charlie plays an escaped prisoner who manages to become a respected man of God for a few hilarious hours.
Written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN
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The Betrayers (R)

Patrick Moore talks to Dr Paul Murdin of the Royal Greenwich Observatory about Centaurus A.

starring
Charlie Chaplin
The story of a tramp, a blind girl and an eccentric millionaire provides the basis of this deeply affecting romantic comedy. Highlights include Charlie in the prize ring with a pugilist and causing chaos after swallowing a whistle so that every breath produces a commanding signal. Once again the music is by Chaplin himself.
Written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN
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Presented by Jeremy James
Last Monday in London's Park Lane Hotel, former World Champion Anatoly Karpov began his campaign to regain the title which he lost to Garry Kasparov last year. With the help of expert commentary from Bill Hartston, tonight's programme takes a look at the battle lines which have already been drawn up.
Among the studio guests, chess historian Nathan Divinsky casts a sidelong glance at the politics away from the board.

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

The opening movement from Mozart's 'Prague' Symphony presents many fascinating problems of classical style for the five young conductors in tonight's programme, the third in this series recorded at the Mann Auditorium in Tel-Aviv.
Under the super-critical eye of Zubin Mehta, the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by Giselle Buka Ben-Dor, Israel Edelson, Mark Gooding, Felix Kruglikov, Motti Miron
Narrator: Bernard Keeffe
(R)
(In association with Jerusalem Music Centre)

continues a season of major films set in the American West.
Tonight starring Alan Ladd
Jean Arthur Van Heflin
Brandon De Wilde
This famous Western - shot on magnificent locations in Wyoming - depicts the bitter feud that existed between homesteaders and the rival cattlemen during the 1890s. Shane, a mysterious gunfighter, is reluctantly drawn into the fight between the groups and forced into a climactic gunfight with Wilson the hired killer.
The story is seen through the innocent eyes of Joey, the young boy who idolises Shane.
Screenplay by A. B. GUTHRIE JR
Based on a novel by JACK SCHAEFER Produced and directed by GEORGE STEVENS
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starring Ian Holm
A wealthy middle-aged businessman, leads a seemingly normal, if lonely, existence. But in private he lives out a bizarre fantasy which nobody is aware of ... or are they?
Based on a short story by IAN MCEWAN
Written and directed by BRIAN BYFIELD (R)
A BYFIELD SINGLE production

starring
Lisa Pelikan
Bert Convy Nina Foch
One of the few scholarship students accepted at the exclusive Green View School for Girls, Jennifer finds herself continually snubbed. At home her hillbilly father encourages her to practise her strange 'power' over living creatures. When the snobbish and vicious Sandra begins a campaign to have her expelled, Jennifer is forced to take terrifying measures in her defence....
Screenplay by KAY cousins
Based on a story by STEVE KRANTZ Produced by STEVE KRANTZ Directed by BRICE MACK
(First showing on British television)
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