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6.40 Graphs. Networks and Design

7.05 Decision Tree Analysis

7.30 The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra

7.55 Images and Information

8.20 Ecology: Managing Landscape
How do ecologists help to restore spoil-heaps left by mining or preserve the beauty of hay-meadows in the Yorkshire Dales?

8.45 Information Technology

9.10 Archaeological Reconstruction

9.35 Asian Rickets: the English Disease

10.00 Palazzo Venezia, Rome
10.25 Managing Public Services
A new Open Business School course examining the changes in structure and working practices in the public sector in recent years

10.50 Instruments in Flight

11.15 Children First
The Learning for All course looks at one county that is trying to improve the educational opportunities for its children with special needs (Teletext)

11.40 Discovering 16th-Century Strasbourg

12.05 Computing: a Look to the Future

12.30 Light in Search of a Model

12.55 Making Readers for Life

1.20 Understanding Modern Societies
Racially and socially divided, torn by recent riots, is Los Angeles really the City of the Future?

2.10 The Sordid Subject of Boeuf Bourguignon

2.35 The Publicity of Oxygen
The Rise of Scientific Europe explains how the news of the discovery of oxygen spread across the continent replacing earlier theories of what happens when things burn.

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