6.50 Hogarth's Paintings
7.15 Sexual Identity
7.40 Psychology
8.05 The Happiest Days of Your Life
8.30 Rates of Change
8.55 Professional Judgment
9.20 Decision-Making in Britain
9.45 Neurochemistry
10.10 Balzac and the Visual Arts
10.35 The Alkali Industry
11.00 Ethnic Minorities
11.25 Cyanide. Crystals and Co-ordination
11.50 Managing Schools
12.15 The Effective Manager
12.40 Computer Systems: Design
1.05 The Changing Countryside
1.30 Modern Art: Cezanne
1.55 The Chemistry Detectives
2.20 The Nigerian Civil War

Presented by Shahnaz Pakraven , Sudha Kumari and Fatima Salaria Current affairs and entertainment from the Asian world.
Producer NARINDER MINHAS
Executive producer JOHN WILCOX
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR

starring
Walter Pidgeon Rita Johnson
Blueprints of revolutionary aircraft are being leaked from the Radex plant by foreign agents and sold to the highest bidder. Working under cover, Nick Carter is soon on the trail of the industrial spies but his investigations lead to abduction and murder ...
Screenplayby BERTRAM MDXHAUSER Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR
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The Hat
A soldier, patrolling the border between hostile countries, drops his helmet into enemy territory.... Voices and music
Dizzy Gillespie and Dudley Moore Directed by JOHN HUBLEY

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Further coverage from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield of the afternoon's games - what you haven't seen in Grandstand you'll see over the next 75 minutes.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM. CLIVE EVERTON

Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in the House of Lords and questions Government ministers and Opposition peers about business in the Upper Chamber.
Editor KAROLYN SHINDLER

with Moira Stuart
Vivien Creegor reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles.
Followed by Weather

Trial by Interview
First of three nightly Horizon programmes
The worst ten minutes of my life.... You can list things like: 'It brings in good money.' That sounds so greedy.
Two sixth-formers face the ordeal of an interview which will win or lose them a place at medical school. In just 15 minutes, they have to convince a panel that they've got what it takes to make a good doctor. Each year, there are more than 2,000 applicants for the 100 places at St Mary's Hospital Medical School. One in five are chosen for interview, and it's not so much academic ability but personality that will be tested. But what is the right personality for a doctor - and can you detect it at 17 or 18? Narrator Paul Vaughan
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An update on the action by DAVID VINE

with Peter Wright and artists of the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet.

Giselle, first danced in 1841, is the most famous of romantic ballets to have survived. Peter Wright, Artistic Director of Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, has produced this ballet all over the world. How do you tell a story in dance? In this Master Class, with members of the company, Peter Wright looks at the acting and the mime in Act 1 of the ballet, rather than the steps, and together they tackle the most famous moment in the ballet - Giselle's mad scene.

written by JOHN HARVEY based on The Old Wives' Tale by ARNOLD BENNETT
The second of six parts with Patricia Routledge Alfred Burke
Linsey Beauchamp Katy Behean
Nigel Bradshaw Leonard Preston
Five years have passed since John Baines 's death. Sophia's guilt and Constance's dutiful nature have kept both sisters at work in the family draper's shop, but Mrs Baines finds her grip on the girls threatened when both make up their minds to marry.
Music GEOFFREY BURCON
(The third part of 'Sophia and Constance' is on Wednesday at
9.30pm. The sisters escape their mother's domination.) Directed by ROMEY ALLISON and HUGH DAVID
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STEVE DAVIS slugs it out to a finish against MIKE HALLETT , while on the other table willie THORNE should meet TERRY GRIFFITHS , assuming they've survived the first-round challenge from qualifiers PETER FRANCISCO and STEVE LONGWORTH.
Introduced by DAVID VINE

Francesco Rosi
Mike Newell, director of "Dance with a Stranger", introduces Francesco Rosi's portrait of a violent society.

Starring Frank Wolff, Salvo Randone.

Salvatore Giuliano lies dead in a courtyard. The carabinieri claim he was shot on the run, but only one thing seems certain: Giuliano was betrayed. In exposing the complex story of the bandit who came to be mythologised as a modern Robin Hood,
Francesco Rosi lays bare the roots of Sicily's turbulent history since the war, a history still dominated by the Mafia despite strenuous efforts by the state.

(An Italian film with English subtitles. Black and white)
(In The Picture: page 16)

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Coverage in the 'wee small hours' but only if it's worth it! Has play kept DAVID VINE Up?