6.45 Physics: Molecules at Large
7.10 Graphs, Networks and Design
7.35 Ceramics Under Stress
Report on yesterday's proceedings in both Houses of Parliament.
Romantic drama starring
Dorothy McGuire
Guy Madison
Robert Mitchum
Cliff Harper , a discharged GI, returns to his hometown after spending four years with the marines in the Pacific and drifts into a relationship with a widow.
Director Edward Dmytryk (1946)
SEE FILMS pages 37-42
r Comedy starring
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Married life is not quite as Betty expected after her husband announces that he is starting a chicken farm.
Director Chester Erskine (1947)
SEE fUMS pages 37-42
A documentary series looking behind the doors of Westminster and Parliament.
Those 500 Kings. Under a permanent roof since 1547, a wilful Parliament developed whose members were described by King James I as "those 500 kings".
Narrated by Anthony Quayle.
Animation.
(Rpt)
The expedition discovers howler monkeys and colourful toucans. Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Northern Lights
Artist David Blackburn has spent much of his time working in Australia, now he's back in his native Yorkshire.
In 1948 artist Andrew Wyeth painted Christina's World, an American classic which has made its model, Christina Olson , famous. Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Followed by James Cameron :
Once Upon a Time
First of five programmes in which journalist
James Cameron analyses his career.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Further coverage featuring the
4.15 King George Stakes.
Drama starring
Rock Hudson
A reporter becomes fatally involved with a death-defying aerial act.
Director Douglas Sirk (1958)
SEE FILMS pages 37-42
Drama starring Robert Stack
A fire in the boiler room of a veteran American liner sparks off an explosion which threatens the survival of the ship and her passengers.
Director Andrew L Stone (1960)
SEE FILMS pages 37-42
A journey which traces the remarkable career of Michael Caton-Jones , a former punk from Scotland, but now one of Hollywood's youngest and most marketable film directors. In a frank interview, the director of Scandal and Memphis Belle talks about the film industry - and life in Beverly Hills and why he'd hate to come home.
Director Don Coutts
Producer May Miller; A Big Star in a Wee Picture production for BBCtv
Get Better or Get Beaten
This is the message from one of Japan's leading business gurus, but a recent survey found only two per cent of British firms matched world-class standards.
How can they business pull its their socks up? Gossard, Ilford and Rover Cars have found the answer lies in passing power down to the shop floor. Producer Brian Edwards
Series producer Brian Davies
A Lauderdale production for BBCtv
This week, Paddy Haycock visits Nerja on the Costa del Sol and explores the Moorish palace of Alhambra. Jimmy Savile
offers a guided tour of Scarborough. Presented by Penny Junor.
Series producer Rachel Hebditch
The Engineers' Plot
The Communists who came to power in 1917 believed science had the power to create a new world. This film in the series that uses archive material to explore the cultural impact of 20th-century science, tells the story of what happened to that dream. It reveals how the grandest experiment in history ended by creating a bizarre, bewildering world for millions of people in the former Soviet Union. Footage includes a Soviet choir singing of the new rational world to come; two men who planned toothbrushes for the whole country; and a planner who tells how she decided scientifically that the people wanted platform shoes, only to discover that they were out of fashion by the time the factory was built. Producer Adam Curtis
Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff Rpt Subtitled
Colour and B/W
With Sue Cameron.
Singer Eddie Reader presents some of her favourite music from the Cottier in Glasgow. Tonight's guests include
Minneapolis country-rock band the Jayhawks, singer-songwriter David Gray , the Trashcan Sinatras, plus music from resident band the Patron Saints of Imperfection.
Producers May Miller and Maureen White
Weekend viewing from the OU.
(Rptd tomorrow at 2.00pm)
Adult illiteracy in Britain.
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