With Simon Parkin and Philippa Forrester.
7.25 Tales of a Wise King and the Devil Animation based on King Solomon's fables 7.30 Hallo Spencer Puppet fun 7.55
Playdays At the Patch Stop
8.15 Bitsa Recycling household junk 8.30 Babar Animation
8.55 The Little Green Planet
Show Second of a humorous six-part science series. Four telenauts from the planet Zeus visit Earth (Rpt. Stereo) 9.10 Blood and Honey Stories from the Old
Testament, told by Tony Robinson (Stereo) 9.30 Defenders of the Earth Cartoon (Rpt. Teletext) 9.50 Blue Peter Omnibus Children's magazine programme 10.40 The Boy from Andromeda The three pieces of rock join together to form one triangular glowing rock
11.10 Boxpops Views on war and peace from Kevin Turvey , Culture Club and Youth CND, among others 11.50 The 0 Zone Chart news and views (Stereo)

Starring
Willie Nelson
Richard Widmark Angie Dickinson
John Henry Lee may have been in jail for 20 years, but he still thinks he's a great outlaw. So he immediately plans a robbery when he gets out - on the Texas railroad.
Director Burt Kennedy
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With Barry Norman.
● STEREO

Live coverage of the final of the Dunhill Cup, from
St Andrews. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon. Introduced by Steve Rider.

Old-time music hall. With Les
Dawson and Bernie Clifton.

Two weeks in Australia.

i Max Bygraves , one of variety's top stars, is the subject of this episode, originally shown in 1961. Since his debut in 1949, he has appeared in more Royal
Variety Performances than any other artist.
Producer T Leslie Jackson

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon Norman Lamont , MP, talks to BBC
Economics Editor Peter Jay. Editor David Nissan

Seven-part documentary series that tells the epic tale of the development of European civilisation from the Stone Age to the present day.
2: Colliding Continents and the Age of Bronze. A look at how the Alps were formed and how the discovery of bronze began the first arms race in northern Europe. But in the south, the first great
European civilisation grew up in peaceful isolation on Crete, born from the wealth of agriculture and trade. Did a volcano destroy it?
Executive producer Michael Andrews * STEREO
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NATURE: page 14

A five-part series presented by Dr Jonathan Miller.
2: Out of Sight. A look at the rise and fall of the asylum, described by Miller as "a loony bin, a laughing academy, a bug house, a snake pit". Those who conceived of the idea had optimistic hopes of an asylum or safe haven for the insane. The depressing realities and often brutal treatments practised within the institutions they created are in complete contrast, culminating in the wholesale murder of the insane in Nazi Germany. As asylums are once again being closed down and their patients returned to the community, have attitudes to madness progressed at all during the last 400 years? Director/Producer Richard Denton Executive producer Udi Eichler A Brook production for BBCtv
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Fifty years ago Orson Welles's Citizen Kane, his first and most astonishing movie, received its British premiere. This documentary is a prelude to a screening of the classic film which Welles directed, produced and played the starring role in - all at the age of 25. Welles's collaborators. production team and actors describe its making; Welles himself is featured in BBC interviews from 1960 and 1982; and the real life press baron William Randolph
Hearst, upon whom Kane is based, is recalled in rare footage. American film critic Pauline Kael analyses Kane's enduring appeal and film historian Robert Carringer looks at the scenes that never made it to the screen.
Narrated by Leslie Megahey. Producers Charles Cabot and Christopher Swayne

Starring
Orson Welles
Joseph Cotten
A rich and powerful newspaper magnate dies with the word "Rosebud" on his lips. What does it mean? A newsreel reporter tries to discover if it holds a clue to "the real Kane".
Screenplay Orson Welles and Herman J Mankiewicz
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