6.40 Trading on Uncertainty

7.05 Maths: Up to the Mark

7.30 Engineering Mechanics: Solids and Fluids

7.55 Holography at Work

8.20 Food for Fish Farming

8.45 Arts:The Great Exhibition of 1851

9.10 Ecology: Ants and Acacias

9.35 Science: Man-made Macromolecules

10.00 Engineering Mechanics: Dynamic Analysis

10.25 Computing: The Way to Holmes

10.50 The Enlightenment: Slaves and Noble Savages

11.15 IT in Bank Training

11.40 Brazilian Immigrants - In Search of Identity

12.05 Exams: a Curious Kind of Ritual

12.30 Sexual Selection and Evolution

12.55 Ndebele: Women and Art

1.20 Genetics: Of Gann and Genes

1.45 Race and Education: Empires of the Mind

2.10 A Portable Computer Industry

2.35 Science in 17th-century England

David Lean 's drama, being show as a tribute to Ann Todd who died last month.
Madeleine Smith 's secret romance with Frenchman
Emile L'Angelier comes to a shattering end when Emile is found poisoned and the finger of suspicion points at her.
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Further coverage of this afternoon's Grass Court
Championships semi-finals. Introduced by Barry Davies. Producers Johnnie Watherston and Peter Hylton Cleaver

A report on the parliamentary select committees, presented by Michael Fairbairn. Editor Matthew Morris

With Moira Stuart.
Subtitled
Weather Ian McCaskill

Highlights of this morning's military spectacle in London at which Her Majesty the Queen took the salute at the annual parade to celebrate her official birthday.
Julian Tutt describes the scene, as well as the fly-past by the RAF watched by members of the Royal Family from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

Until the early 1900s, Austrian composer Arnold Schoenberg adhered to a late Romantic style, meeting with critical and popular success. Then his music began to break the bounds of traditional harmony and tonality, culminating in the development of his revolutionary method of composing using all 12 notes of the chromatic scale equally.
Public taste was outraged, and Schoenberg faced years of controversy: his self-termed "war years" between 1904 to 1923, when he often lived in poverty and isolation.
Focusing on that period, this film interweaves archive footage, photographs and location shots with dramatic re-enactments in the form of "home movies" and recreated
"interviews" with Schoenberg's contemporaries, including Webern, Berg, Zemlinsky, Kandinsky, Kokoschka and Alma Mahler. Performers include the Ensemble
Intercontemporain and the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pierre Boulez and Michael Tilson Thomas.
Director Larry Weinstein
(A performance of Schoenberg's
Verklarte Nacht (Transfigured Night) is on BBC2 tomorrowat 7.40pm)

Edgar Reitz 's epic 13-part film. 9: The Eternal Daughter,
Fraulein Cerphal , 1965. With their banishment from the villa, Hermann and his friends have drifted apart. Meanwhile,
Fraulein Cerphal is confronted with her past, and finds herself facing an unexpected future.
In German with English subtitles.
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Thriller written, directed by and starring Orson Welles
Honeymooning in the frontier town of Los Robles, Mike Vargas , special narcotics investigator for the Mexican Ministry of Justice, finds himself mixed up in a case of murder, racketeering, and police corruption in the shape of the unscrupulous Hank Quinlan.
Guest appearances by Marlene Dietrich and Zsa Zsa Gabor.
(1958) B/W Subtitled
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