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7.05 Maths: Conies

7.30 The Physics of Elastic

7.55 Life Before Birth

8.20 Biology: The Mammalian Kidney

8.45 Religion and Society in Victorian Bristol

9.10 Orson Welles and "The War of the Worlds"

9.35 A School of Genes

10.00 Seville: Gateway to the Indies

10.25 Growing Old

10.50 Environment: No Place to Hide
After a century of metal mining in parts of Ontario, what's the cost of returning the land to its original state?

11.15 National Identity

12.05 Everyman - Just an Illness
An exploration of the dark images conjured up by Aids.

12.55 Surrealist Painting
For Max Ernst, the surrealist revolution lay as much in how a work of art was created as in what it represented.

1.20 Food

2.10 Rural India - A Vulnerable Life
A combination of luck and good judgment is the essence of life in an Indian village.

2.35 Recycling in the Paper Industry
It's not just paper that gets recycled these days. Pressure to reduce waste has forced the paper industry to make better use of resources like water and electricity.

Further coverage from the All England Club of the closing stages of the lawn tennis championship.
Plus coverage from Trent
Bridge of the third day's play in the third Test.
3.oo-6.oopm
6.00-8. 15pm
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As coverage of Wimbledon and Cricket: Third Test is live, subsequent programmes may run late.

Another chance to see the five Chronicle films that follow archaeologist Howard Carter's quest for the richest treasure trove ever found.

The richness of the treasures found in the tomb of Tutankhamun created a bitter conflict between the Egyptian authorities and archaeologist Howard Carter. With the death of Lord Carnarvon, Carter was left alone, without his sponsor, to deal with an increasingly tense political situation as Egyptian nationalists struggled to free themselves from British colonial rule. It took Carter and his team ten years to clear the fantastic funerary objects from the tomb and to reveal the mortal remains of the king. Written and presented by Christopher Frayling.
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Contributors

Writer/Presenter:
Christopher Frayling.
Producer:
David Wallace
Executive Producer:
Roy Davies

Edgar Reitz 's epic 13-partfilm. 11: The Time of Silence, Rob, 1967-8. Rob, the passive cameraman, is thrown on to his own resources by Reinhard's disappearance. Together he and Hermann develop radical forms of cinema and music. As careers take off, relationships come under strain. In German with English subtitles.
SEE FILMS pages 33-38

Contributors

Unknown:
Edgar Reitz
Rob:
Peter Weiss
Hermann:
Henry Arnold
Clarissa:
Salome Kammer
Schnüsschen:
Anke Sevenich
Helga:
Noemi Steuer
Volker:
Armin Fuchs
Frau Lichtblau:
Edith Behleit
Elisabeth Cerphal:
Hannelore Hoger
Gattinger:
Manfred Andrae
Esther:
Susanne Lothar
Kathrin:
Carolin Fink
Consul Handschuh:
Alexander May
Frau Handschuh:
Gwendolyn van Ambesser
Zielke:
Thomas Kylau

Crime thriller starring
Robert Mitchum
Peter Boyle
Ageing hoodlum Eddie Coyle , facing a long prison sentence, agrees to inform on a gang who are planning a bank robbery. But rather than delivering a pay-off and a comfortable retirement, Eddie's involvement with the Boston police and his betrayal of Scalise, the gang's leader, have deadly consequences.
Director Peter Yates (1973)
SEE FILMS pages 33-38

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Mitchum
Unknown:
Peter Boyle
Unknown:
Eddie Coyle
Director:
Peter Yates
Eddie Coyle:
Robert Mitchum
Dillon:
Peter Boyle
Dave Foley:
Richard Jordan
Jackie:
Steven Keats
Scalise:
Alex Rocco
Artie Van:
Joe Santos
Waters:
Mitchell Ryan

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