6.50 St Paul 's Cathedral
7.15 Database: Data Dictionaries
7.40 Images and Innovation
8.05 Electromagnetic Induction
8.30 Are Four Colours Sufficient?
8.55 The History of Mathematics
9.20 Poverty and Recession
9.45 King Lear. Workshop (1)
10.10 CIM in the Workplace
10.35 Making Steel
11.00 Ethnic Minorities: To Bedford from Busso (3)
11.25 Energy Sources: Petroleum
11.50 The Universe Today
12.15 Industrial Democracy
12.40 Learning from the Box
1.05 Ethical Principles
1.30 Modern Art: Guernica
1.55 The Shape of Cars to Come
2.20 The Plough and the Hoe (5)
starring Robert Taylor Cyd Charisse
Lee J. Cobb Chicago, 1932: a period of depression, gangsterdom and corruption.
Thomas Farrell , a crippled lawyer, earns his living by protecting the gang leader Rico Angelo and his cohorts. When he falls for a dancer, Vicki, he begins to consider going legitimate. But his underworld connections have different ideas ...
Screenplay by George Wells based on a story by Leo Katcher Produced by Joe Pasternak Directed by Nicholas Ray
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Cosmic Fireworks
August is the best month of-the year for meteors. Dr John Mason and Patrick Moore talk about this display of cosmic fireworks.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
Comhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from the Oval
Third day
TONY LEWIS introduces live coverage of the rest of the afternoon's play.
Eartha Kitt introduces vintage performances from some of the greatest black musicians of the 20th century, all filmed before the notoriously tough audience of Harlem's famous Apollo Theatre.
Tonight's show includes classic R 'n' B from Big Joe Turner with a superb rendition of his greatest hit, Shake, Rattle 'n' Roll; swinging jazz from Lionel 'Ding Dong ' Hampton and his orchestra; wistful ballads from Herb Jeffries and 'sassy' Sarah Vaughan ; rocking rhythms from the Clovers and Larry Darnell ; and finally, the great Cab Calloway with a rare live version of his best-loved song: Minnie the Moocher.
Film cameraman JOHN MCGLASHAN Sound MICHAEL SPENCER Film editor COLIN KNIJFF
Producer HELEN GALLACHER
with Moira Stuart
Laurie Mayer reviews the week, with subtitles. Followed by Weather
concluding a season of the great actor's films in celebration of his 80th birthday.
Tonight also starring Doug McClure Glenn Corbett
Patrick Wayne
In this colourful adventure film, James Stewart plays a tough, unyeilding farmer, determined to keep his family out of the Civil War.
But the fighting is only a few miles away and when his new son-in-law becomes an officer of the Confederate Army and his youngest son is taken prisoner, Charlie Anderson is forced to take sides.
Screenplay by JAMES LEE BARRETT Produced by ROBERT ARTHUR
Directed by ANDREW V. MCLAGLEN
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[Music in Camera] presents the programme that won the award for Best Performance Special, at this year's Banff Festival in Canada.
A new production, devised and presented by Pamela Hunter, with the Nash Ensemble conducted by Jim Parker
This concoction of words by Edith Sitwell and music by William Walton caused a small riot at its first performance in 1923, but has since become a concert favourite. In her prologue to the piece, Pamela Hunter uses Edith Sitwell 's own words as a guide through the world of private memories and associations which were her inspiration. And television adds a further dimension, using archive film and electronic wizardry to create 'Facade - the Video'.
Choreography MICHAEL CORDER Producer TONY STAVEACRE Director KEITH CHEETHAM BBC Bristol (R)
An 11-part series starring
Marita Breuer
Rudiger Weigang Karin Rasenack
7: Soldiers and Love
As the war draws to its close, Maria and Otto are reunited. Schabbach comes under fire from the advancing American troops.
Directed by EDGAR REITZ
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starring Richard Berry Nathalie Baye
Philippe Leotard
A season of classic
French thrillers opens with Bob Swaim 's tough picture of the Pans underworld. Based on the six months he spent with the Brigades Territoriales, France's elite plainclothes force, the film's combination of hard-hitting action and authentic background proved a winner at the box-office. One of his informers is murdered and Insp Palouzi is hard-pressed to find a replacement. Meanwhile, crime escalates ...
Screenplay by BOB SWAIM and M FABIANI Directed by BOB SWAIM
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