11.25 The Vet... By Appointment

11.50 Work and Retirement

12.15 Technology: Building on Dreams

1.5 Changing Countryside: The Coast

starring Bette Davis Paul Henreid Claude Rains
Bette Davis plays a concert pianist who finds her marriage to a highly-acclaimed international cellist threatened by a past relationship with a temperamental composer.
Screenplay by JOHN COLLIER and JOSEPH THAN
Based on a play by LOUIS VERNEUIL Produced by HENRY BLANKE Directed by IRVING RAPPER
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starring with The Unvanquished
When one of his ranch-hands is killed, Slim determines to prevent an innocent Indian from hanging.
DeForest Kelley , Dr McCoy in Star Trek, features as one of the dead man's avenging brothers.
Written by DICK NELSON
Directed by HOLLINGSWORTH MORSE (R)

The Semi-finals (Frames 1-7) When this tournament began at the Hexagon a week ago, STEVE DAVIS , DENNIS TAYLOR TONY KNOWLES and JIMMY WHITE were considered to be the players most likely to survive to today's semi-finals. Twenty-eight other professionals will have had something to say about that, as DAVID VINE introduces further coverage.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM. CLIVE EVERTON SummarisersJOHN SPENCER
JIM MEADOWCROFT. JOHN VIRGO

In the second of two films to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the World Chess Championships, Jeremy James looks at the heroes of the modern chess world, including those whose fame - or notoriety - was earned by their antics away from the board.
Producer RICHARD VAUGHAN

revealed by Lady Wedgwood A series of explorations into the hidden meanings of five paintings.
4: The Madonna and Chancellor Rolin by Jan van Eyck The Virgin Mary was the most popular image of medieval painting, representing the sunny side of a religion that was often doom-laden in its true sense. The fear of doom, the Last Judgement, was very real, especially for a man like
Nicholas Rolin , whose climb to the powerful position of Chancellor of Burgundy had not been without blame.
Details in the background of the painting reveal the story that brought Rolin to the peak of his career - a story of political intrigue and murder. Designer ROCHELLE SELWYN Photography HENRY FARRAR Music RICHARD ATTREE
Film editor MARTIN CRUMP Producer DICK FOSTER
Book, £14.95 from booksellers

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

The arts and media weekly presented by Russell Davies , including:
Film: Ginger and Fred, the new film by Federico Fellini , concerns the fate of two ageing music-hall stars who are plunged into the surreal world of deregulated Italian television.
Nigel Andrews considers the film and its place in the body of Fellini's work, which currently features in the BBC2 Film Club season.
Comedy: Dave Allen , whose one-man show opens this week in London, talks about his career and the influences on his humour.
Crafts: jeweller Paul Preston , who works from a small hut in his Cornish garden to create elaborate pictures in precious metals, demonstrates his art.
Assistant producer KEVIN JACKSON Director ALEX MARENGO Producer KEVIN LOADER Editor JOHN ARCHER

A series of four programmes on the impact of the east on European music featuring
Simon Rattle with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra 2: 13 Steps Around Torn Takemitsu
'My music is like walking through a Japanese garden.' Takemitsu is Japan's leading composer. This film-portrait follows him through his working life, from his house in the mountains to the jazz bars of Tokyo, from the music of meditation among the gardens and palaces of Kyoto to the pleasures and pains of working for veteran director Akira Kurosawa on his film epic Ran. with Hiroshi Koizumi (flute)
Yoshiaki Suzuki (clarinet) Sumire Yoshihara (percussion)
Yasunori Yamaguchi (percussion)
Mari Kimura (harp)
Ayako Shinozaki (harp) Aki Takahashi (piano)
Kishiko Suzumi (violin) Junko Isono (violin)
Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi (cello) Norio Sato (guitar) and Paul Crossley (piano) Photography JOHN HOOPER Film editor CAROL OWENS
Executive producer DENNIS MARKS Director BARRIE GAVIN (Next week programme features 'The Jade Flute

introduces a double bill of films by Federico Fellini
starring starring Marcello Mastroianni Claudia Cardinale
A famous director committed to an extravagant feature film finds his imagination paralysed.
Trapped in a whirlwind of preproduction activity and hysteria, he takes refuge in sexual fantasies and reminiscences of childhood.
Fellini's dazzling exposure of his own nightmare - the creative block - won a string of international awards.
Screenplay by FEDERICO FELLINI ENNIO FLAIANO and TULLIO PINELLJ
Produced by ANGELO RIZZOLI Directed by FEDERICO FELLINI
(An Italian film with English subtitles. Black and while) and at

starring Brunella Bovo
Alberto Sordi
For his first film as a solo director, Fellini turned to popular comic-strip magazines with their improbable tales of romance and derring-do.
Fellini knew this world well - he had worked as an artist on the very magazines he satirises so brilliantly in The White Sheik.
Arriving in Rome on her honeymoon, Wanda promptly slips away to find her idol, the dashing hero of a melodramatic photo-strip.
While her hapless husband is desperately keeping up appearances, Wanda is discovering the real man behind the glamorous image of the White Sheik.
Screenplay by FEDERICO FELLlNI
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Quickie Nirvana
Rockford lets a hippie use his telephone and address.
Written by DAVID CHASE
Directed by META ROSENBERG (R)