6.50 Living with Past Technology
7.15 Maths: Estimation
7.40 Chardin and the Female Image
8.05 Basque Nationalism and the Spanish State
8.30 Physics Beyond Experience
8.55 Maths: Calculating Pi
9.20 Meanings of Madness
9.45 Arts: A New Museum
10.10 Contemporary Issues in Education
10.35 Maths: Modelling Drug Therapy
11.00 Open Lecture:
Professor Laurie Taylor
11.25 Science: Dating a Granite
11.50 Maths Modelling: Sandcastles
12.15 Mechanics of Photosynthesis
12.40 Shooting the Moon

The classic serial starring
Trails End
A REPUBLIC serial

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In the last of the series, Magenta De Vine and Sankha Guha are at home in London where they are given a rough guide to comedy by Joan Collins Fan Club and to theatre by EastEnders' Gary McDonald
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Fifth of six programmes Dark Victory
1942: Hollywood like the rest of America is at war. As well as inspiring exploitation movies like Hitler's Children, the war years profoundly affect film-making.
In the penultimate episode of this award-winning series, RKO directors Edward Dmytryk and Richard Fleischer explain how changed attitudes create a new style, 'film noir'.
Contract player Robert Mitchum makes his first appearance - in drag - and copes with a drug bust. On screen, producer Val Lewton begins terrifying audiences with his Zombies and Cat
People, and in the studios the sinister House Un-American Activities Committee also stalks its prey. Edward Asner looks into the RKO archives, recalling a time of mounting paranoia and suspicion.
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Producers CHARLES CHABOT ROSEMARY WILTON (R)

In a benefit concert for the Institue of Contemporary
Arts: Intruders at the Palace with Les Miserables Brass Band
Durutti Column
Hugo Largo
In the second benefit concert for the ICA. recorded at the Cambridge Theatre. London. earlier this summer, David Byrne of Talking Heads performs his witty and eccentric text for The Knee Plays with Les Miserables Brass Band.
The acclaimed New York band Hugo Largo make their British television debut, and Durutti Column provide examples of their haunting yet individual melodic style. Production assistant LIZ STEVENS Director KRISS RUSMANIS
(Concert presented by the ICA in association with Harpbeat)

Film-maker Alex Cox introduces a series of classic cult films. Tonight:
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly starring
Clint Eastwood Lee Van Cleef Eli Wallach
At the height of the American Civil War, three men - Setenza, a sadistic killer, Tuco, a Mexican gunman, and Joe, a mysterious American - search desperately for a cashbox containing$200,000. Setenza is prepared to kill mercilessly to find the loot, while Joe and Tuco eventually track down the box to a cemetery - but an unspecified grave. This was the third of the famous
Spaghetti Westerns which made Clint Eastwood an international star. with ALDO GIUFFRE
MARIO BREGA , LUIGI PISTILL
RADA RASSIMOV, ENZO PETITO
CLAUDIO SCARCHELLI , LIVIO
LORENZON, ANTONIO CASTALE
SANDO SCARCHELLI ,
BENITO STEFANELLI , CHELO ALONSO
SILVANA BACCI , AL MULOCK
ANTONIO CASAS, ALDO SAMBREL Screenplay by AGE SCARPELLI ,
LUCIANO VINCENZONI , SERGIO LEONE Produced by ALBERTO GRIMALDI Directed by SERGIO LEONE
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