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Gene Genie. David Goldblatt explores the dilemmas involved in genetics. He looks at how researchers arrived at the idea of a so-called "gay gene" and considers the ethics of genetic engineering.
Executive producer Andrew Law Stereo ..
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Contributors

Unknown:
David Goldblatt

Tim Grundy introduces the first of a five-week strand of programmes targeted particularly towards men. This week's guest is cricketing legend Fred Trueman.
10.35 Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson test-drives some heavy-duty juggernauts while Chris Goffey tries outthe
Lea Francis. Repeat Stereo Subtitled ..
11.10 When Rover Met BMW Don't
Mention the War. The first of five programmes followingthe takeover by German car giant BMW of British car manufacturer Rover sees relations between companies becoming strained.
Repeat Stereo Subtitled ................. Menzoneproducer Mike Finlason

Contributors

Introduces:
Tim Grundy
Unknown:
Fred Trueman.
Unknown:
Jeremy Clarkson
Unknown:
Chris Goffey
Unknown:
Lea Francis.
Unknown:
Mike Finlason

Hipparcos- Star Plotter. Patrick Moore looks at the work and importance of Hipparcos, the highly successful Earth satellite, with Dr Floor Van Leeuwen.
Shown last Sunday Stereo Subtitled ..

Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Moore
Unknown:
Dr Floor van Leeuwen.

' Drama, first in a double bill of films starring Yul Brynner
Also starring
Maria Schell , Claire Bloom , Lee J Cobb The three legitimate sons of boorish Fyodor Karamazov lead very different lives. The oldest, Dmitri, is a boisterous army officer heavily in debt, Ivan works as ajournalist, while Alexey, the youngest, is training to be a monk. When Dmitri asks Fyodor about his inheritance, tempers rise and Fyodor is found beaten to death.
Director Richard Brooks (1958) .......... * See Films: pages 44-53

Contributors

Unknown:
Yul Brynner
Unknown:
Maria Schell
Unknown:
Claire Bloom
Unknown:
Fyodor Karamazov
Director:
Richard Brooks
Dmitri Karamazov:
Yul Brynner
Grushenka:
Maria Schell
Katya:
Claire Bloom
Fyodor Karamazov:
Lee J Cobb
Ivan Karamazov:
Richard Basehart
Alexey Karamazov:
William Shatner

Swashbuckling adventure, concluding the double bill of films starring Yul Brynner
Also starring Charlton Heston, Claire Bloom.

Keen to defend his country after the British lay siege to New Orleans, pirate Jean Lafitte puts his plundering to one side to come to help General Jackson.
(1958)

(See Films: pages 44-53)

Contributors

Director:
Anthony Quinn
Jean Lafitte:
Yul Brynner
General Andrew Jackson:
Charlton Heston
Bonnie Brown:
Claire Bloom
Dominique You:
Charles Boyer
Annette Claiborne:
Inger Stevens
Governor Claiborne:
EG Marshall

The Art Collectors. In Paris the Saint meets a girl who tells him someone is trying to purloin priceless paintings by Leonardo da Vinci that she is tryingto sell. First shown on ITV ............................

Contributors

Unknown:
Leonardo Da Vinci

Western starring
Randolph Scott
Colt gun salesman
Steve Farrell is demonstrating the new rapid-fire .45s when they are stolen by outlaw Jason Brett. Farrell sets out to recover the weapons and stop Brett's rampage of robbery and murder.
Director Edwin L Marin (1950)
♦ See Films: pages 44-53 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Randolph Scott
Unknown:
Steve Farrell
Unknown:
Jason Brett.
Director:
Edwin L Marin
Steve Farrell:
Randolph Scott
Beth Donovan:
Ruth Roman
Jason Brett:
Zachary Scott
Paul Donovan:
Lloyd Bridges
Sheriff Harris:
Alan Hale
Miller:
Ian MacDonald
Walking Bear:
Chief Thundercloud
Judge Tucker:
Lute Crockett

Jools Holland and Tracey MacLeod introduce highlights from London's Grosvenor House
Hotel of last Thursday's announcement of the Mercury Music Prize winner, plus performances by all ten nominated acts. The prize, given to the makers of what the judging panel considered to be the past year's best British album release, comprised a wide cross-section of artists.
Contenders ranged from the cutting-edge techno soundscapes of the Chemical Brothers and the angst-ridden rock of Radiohead to the classical compositions of John Tavener and the Spice Girls' jaunty dance-pop, plus Primal
Scream, the Prodigy and Suede. Director Janet FraserCrook : Producer
MarkCooper Stereo Subtitled..

Contributors

Unknown:
Jools Holland
Unknown:
Tracey MacLeod
Unknown:
John Tavener
Director:
Janet Frasercrook

An Occupational Hazard. Thousands of working people suffer from bullying at the hands of bosses or colleagues. Three individuals recall their extreme experiences, which ranged from mental suffering to physical assault, and resulted in either resignation or dismissal. See today's choices.
Producer Louise Norman ; Executive producer Grant Mansfield
The series concludes tomorrow at 9.20pm with Something about a Uniform

Contributors

Producer:
Louise Norman
Producer:
Grant Mansfield

Oscar-winning epic drama, directed by and starring Warren Beatty
Also starring Diane Keaton, Jack Nicholson

When radical journalist John Reed meets aspiring writer Louise Bryant, they form a relationship that is destined to witness one of the most turbulent events of the 20th century - the Bolshevik Revolution. Their stormy romance is set against this momentous historical event.
Showing in widescreen format.
(1981, 15)
(Stereo)
See Films: pp 44-53

Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Director:
Warren Beatty
John Reed:
Warren Beatty
Louise Bryant:
Diane Keaton
Eugene O'Neill:
Jack Nicholson
Max Eastman:
Edward Herrmann
Grigory Zinoviev:
Jerzy Kosinski
Emma Goldman:
Maureen Stapleton
Pete Van Wherry:
Gene Hackman
Louis Fraina:
Paul Sorvino
Paul Trullinger:
Nicolas Coster
Speaker at Liberal club:
M. Emmet Walsh
Mr Partlow:
Ian Wolfe
Mrs Partlow:
Bessie Love
Police chief:
Ramon Bieri
Pinkerton guard:
Jack O'Leary
Julius Gerber:
William Daniels
Allan Benson:
Dave King
MacAlpine:
Shane Rimmer

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