6.50 The Marriage of Figaro

7.15 Exmoor: A Self Portrait

7.40 Nuclear Weapons: Arms Control

8.5 Ceramics Under Stress

8.30 Graphs, Networks and Design

8.55 Culture and Community: Spain

9.20 Germinal by Emile Zola

9.45 English Romantic Poets in Italy

10.10 Organosilicon Compounds

10.35 Fountain and Grotto

11.0 Ethnic Minorities: To Bedford from Busso

11.25 Violent Galaxies

11.50 Einstein's General Relativity

12.15 Opening Doors

12.40 Learning from the Box

1.5 The Million Dollar Motor Car

1.30 Modern Art: Leger

1.55 Perceptions of the IMF

(to 14.20)

Thousands of teenagers applied to host the series. Hundreds asked for Jenny Powell and Tony Baker to be kept around, so they will be guiding 16 co-hosts through the next six months. Check out some of the brightest young faces in Britain, the greatest music in the world and No Limits inventor - J.K. himself.

BBC North West
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Starring Hugh Latimer, Patricia Cutts, John Penrose

The first of two BBC radio serial adaptations produced by Hammer in their early days. One night, on his regular London beat, Police Constable Archibald Berkeley Willoughby is witness to the robbery of a truck loaded with whisky and the shooting of a nightwatchman. In The Case of the Guardian Angel, PC49 is allowed by his superiors to don the mask of a dead villain and infiltrate the gang responsible...

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with Patrick Moore

Patrick Moore visits the island of La Palma where the William Herschel Telescope is about to come into operation. It is not only the largest telescope in the world, but probably the most accurate.

Starring Don Stannard, George Ford, Jack Shaw

One of Hammer's first productions was this version of the classic radio serial, featuring the dauntless 'tec up against dastardly foreign agents. Barton, Jock and Snowey have their work cut out when the agents start placing germ-carrying bombs in Britain's water reservoirs.

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A six-part introduction to the language and people
Presented by Roberta Fox
(First shown on BBC1) (e)

with Debbie Thrower
Moira Stuart reviews news with subtitles; Weather

danced by The Merce Cunningham Dance Company

Specially commissioned by BBC2 and shown on the eve of their first appearance at the Proms and season at Sadler's Wells Theatre, London.

Choreography by Merce Cunningham
Sound score by John Cage

This new work, created specifically for television, is a brilliant addition to their collaborations. Tonight Cunningham dances in his own work and to introduce the programme he and Cage talk about the process of creation, from first rehearsals in New York to recording at Television Centre, London.

Dancers HELEN BARROW, MERCE CUNNINGHAM, VICTORIA FINLAYSON, ALAN GOOD, CATHERINE KERR, CHRIS KOMAR, DAVID KULICK, PATRICIA LENT, KAREN RADFORD, ROB REMLEY, KRISTY SANTIMYER, KEVIN SCHRODER, ROBERT SWINSTON, MEGAN WALKER, SUSAN QUINN YOUNG
Set designer BILL ANASTASI
Costume designer DOVE BRADSHAW
Television designer ERIC WALMSLEY
Camera supervisor RON GREEN
Sound supervisor BRENDAN SHORE
Lighting RON BRISTOW
Executive producer COLIN NEARS
Dance directed for television by MERCE CUNNINGHAM. ELLIOT CAPLAN
Producer BOB LOCKYER
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Starring Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Randolph Scott, Betty Grable

Song and dance man 'Bake' Baker joins the navy when his girlfriend, Sherry, walks out on him. But when the fleet's in port again he takes a few fancy steps to put things right and naturally all ends happily! Irving Berlin's classic songs include We saw the sea, Let yourself go, and Let's face the music and dance.

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Amanda Barrie, Margaret Courtenay, Paul Eddington and Roy Hudd tell Glyn Worsnip about playing the Bard, treading the boards, and surviving theatrical digs - all part of a life On Stage

BBC Pebble Mill

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from Muirfield
Action from the third round of the Championship
Introduced by Harry Carpenter

Starring James Donald, Andrew Keir, Barbara Shelley, Julian Glover

Professor Quatermass, hero of the popular 50s science-fiction TV series, is faced with a terrifying adversary of diabolic proportions. Building work on a London Underground extension unearths some unusual prehistoric remains and a strange rocket-like object that a bomb disposal expert deduces to be an unknown Nazi weapon. But Quatermass has other ideas about its origins...

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