6.45 Pure Maths: Lagrange's Theorem
7.10 Education: Aspects of Effectiveness
7.35 Introduction to Calculus
8.00 Systems Discipline
8.25 Mental Handicap: Moving On

The Playground Stop Presenter
Dave Benson Phillips Puppeteer JANE EVE
Producer BARBARA RODDAM (R)

Donald Reeves asks: 'If there are no adequate intellectual explanations of how an apparently good God permits evil, then what can be said and what can be done?' Part of the answer, he argues, is to listen to the survivors of evil, and for everyone to acknowledge their own potential for evil.

Linda Mary Evans visits the Pattison family in Shrewsbury.
The Rev Dr John Vincent , who will this month become President of the Methodist
Conference, speaks on loving your enemies.
Reading: Matthew 5, w 38-48 Producer ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Sue Robinson. 'Think big' is the motto of Julienne Dolphin-Wilding, who makes giant garden furniture inspired by things nautical.
Producer MARY SPRENT
Series producer DICK FOSTER (R) (e)

Make Money Make Money
A series of four programmes. 3:Making a Percentage
Andrew Neil looks at what makes the bond market tick. Producer ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS Series editor BRIAN DAVIES
(e)

3: San Francesco, the Crucifix and the Peace March Assistant producer DANLELLA DANGOOR
Series producer DAVID CORDINGLEY (R)(e)

Last of eight programmes presented by Johnny Ball On the Trail
Video editor RICHARD LOUP-NOLAN Produced and directed by ROBERT CLAMP
A PALACE GATE production for BBCtv (R) (e)

A series of six programmes presented by Jonathan Miller 2: Ask! Ask! Ask!
People looking after sick or disabled relatives at home face a triple bureaucracy of social security, social services and health services. Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer TONY MATTHEWS
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Previously broadcast programmes, this time with sign language and subtitles. Today: two rather eccentric foreigners who have made Britain their home; how chocolate is made; and John Lee signs a pop song.
Presented by Clive Mason
Sign language interpreter JOHN LEE (e)

The Green Party is contesting every seat in the forthcoming European elections.
Ian Breach has been finding out what each of the parties feel are their prime concerns about the countryside. Roger Tabor has been out hunting for something truly British, be it flora or fauna, and has found it surprisingly difficult. Plus at 12.55pm the weather for the countryside with BILL GILES.
Producer PHIL FRANKLIN
Editor MICHAEL FITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill

with Moira Stuart followed by On the Record
Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby with John Cole. Britain is undergoing a profound social change. The population is growing older than ever before; the new generation of over-55s holds very different values from its predecessors. On the Record asks how the political parties are responding.
Reporter Martha Kearney Producer SAM COLLYNS
Editor DAVID AARONOVITCH

by Susan Boyd, Tony McHale.
"Prick up those ears and preen those whiskers."
(Ceefax subtitles)

starring
William Holden Rosalind Russell Kim Novak.
On the day of the town picnic, a small Kansas
- community is disturbed by the arrival of former college football hero Hal Carter. The passions he arouses certainly provide people with food for thought.... Kim Novak and William Holden star as the couple whose mutual attraction lies at the heart of this highly-charged and atmospheric depiction of small-town life.
Screenplay by DANIEL TARADASH based on the play by WILLIAM INGE Produced by FRED KOHLMAR Directed by JOSHUA LOGAN
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starring in Play It Again Woody
After another lonely and unsuccessful junior prom, Charlie reminisces about happier days.
Written by RAY JESSEL and CYNTHIA THOMPSON
Directed by ART DIELHENN

China with Jeff Banks.
From silk worms in Hangzhou to silk pyjamas in Shanghai, Jeff Banks tells the story of the world's most luxurious fabric. He goes shopping in the 'biggest department store in Peking; and the Great Wall is the backdrop for a spectacular fashion shoot.
Executive producer ROGER CASSTLES
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with Desmond Morris and Sarah Kennedy.
How can a blind cat see with its whiskers?
Today from the Emerald Isle, Desmond and Sarah find out why some animals have the luck of the Irish. In Phoenix Park they meet a terrier that is more ancient than the shillelagh.
Sarah meets a jet-skiing yuppie puppy and a lemur tries to run rings round Desmond.
Research MARGARET MACRAE CAROLINE DAVIDSON
Director DAVID WALLACE Producers IAN CHRISTIE POLLY PHILLIPS BBC Scotland
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The first of six programmes. Clean round the Bend presented by Chris Baines.
'Clean round the bend? - We must be', says Chris Baines.
By keeping ourselves and our homes clean we pour thousands of gallons of chemicals down the drain every day - and it doesn't have a very pleasant effect on the environment.
Part 1 of today's The Big E asks: 'Is there anything we can do about it?' Part 2 at
11.25pm points towards some of the answers.
Producer MARION ALLINSON
Series producer RON BLOOMFIELD (e) 0 INFORMATION: for a free copy of environmental action notes. send a large 26p sae to: [address removed]
0 BBC WILDLIFE: the June issue which contains a 16-page environment supplement, is on sale now, price £1.50 from newsagents.
0 FEATURE: page 4 0 BROOKES: page 69 0 HEALTH: page 81
0 ANSWERS to picture quiz: water wastage (running tap); CFC blown-foam containers (fast food); unnecessary packaging/deforestation (fruit packet, cereal packets); energy wastage (half-empty washing machine, unlagged tank, two-car garage); damage to ozone layer/ pollution (detergents, two-car garage, water); recycling opportunity (glass bottles); cruelty to animals (origin of eggs).
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with Moira Stuart ; Weather

with Dr Garret FitzGerald , the Dubliners and the Guinness Choir.
In music and conversation, Val Doonican explores the spirituality and beauty of his Irish homeland. This week he visits the elegant capital city of Dublin and meets the former prime minister,
Dr Garret FitzGerald , who talks of his love for the city. Also the famous folk group, the Dubliners, take Val on a sightseeing trip on the River
Liffey and tell him about one of their pieces of music which was inspired by a recent ecumenical service.
Handel's Messiah was first performed in Fishamble
Street. Tonight, part of the work is performed just around the corner in St Patrick's Cathedral by the Guinness Choir.
Music associate ROGER RICHARDS Music director LAURIE HOLLOWAY Sound KARL WALKER , MIKE FELTON Videotape editor STEVE KNATTRESS Research JUDITH PEERS
Producer SIMON HAMMOND
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based on the books by JAMES HERRIOT City Slicker by TERRY HODGKINSON with
Andrew Bruce , a city banker, pays a visit to experience the joys of rural bliss, but very soon it begins to look like a rural nightmare!
Music composed by JOHNNY PEARSON Producer BILL SELLARS
Director RODERICK GRAHAM (R)
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with Magnus Magnusson The last semi-final from the Speech Room,
Harrow School. There is only one place left in the final, and it will be taken by one of the 'best of the runners-up'. Mary Gibson
(medical librarian)
The Life and Children's Classics of A. A. Milne Wayne Stainthorpe
(steelworks crane driver) Trees of Britain
Gill Doubleday (civil servant) The Life and Dramatic Works of Lorca Michael Weir (civil servant) The Life and Music of Bob Dylan
Lighting GEOFF HIGGS
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director ANDREA CONWAY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree

with Philip Hayton ; Weather

Presented by Esther Rantzen with Adrian Mills ,
Grant Baynham , Gavin Campbell and Doc Cox.
Consumer advice, misprints, mishaps, investigations and real-life humour.
Director STEPHEN STEWART Producer ESTHER RANTZEN
Deputy editor BRYHER SCUDAMORE Editor SHAUN WOODWARD
Regretfully, it is not possible to answer all your letters.

Twenty-two years ago this week, Israel defeated her Arab neighbours in the Six-Day-War and took control of the Gaza strip: 140 square miles of land, with a Palestinian population which is now 650,000. This was the beginning of Israeli occupation.
Eighteen months ago this week, violence broke out on the streets of Gaza: the Intifada, or Palestinian uprising, was born.
Everyman tells the story of the people who live and work under occupation:
Palestinians and Israelis - the occupied and the occupiers. At the heart of this film is a committed Christian, Dr Swee Chai Ang, who, after six years of work in Lebanon, has come to work in Gaza's Ahli Arab hospital.

starring
John Lacey is forced into a new lifestyle by his wife's desertion for his best friend. Can the 'One-Two-One' singles' support group be the start he's looking for?
Written by PETER NOAH , BOB ELLISON Directed by james burrows Based on the BBCtv series by JOHN SULUVAN

Eau Dear, What Can the Matter Be?
Chris Baines looks at the issues raised in tonight's earlier programme.
Water is one of our most precious resources. But years of abuse by industry and agriculture are now affecting its quality. If you're worried about the quality of your drinking water, tune in. Producer MARION ALLINSON
Series producer RON BLOOMFIELD (e)
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Telescopes for the 90s with Patrick Moore.
New generation astronomical telescopes are entirely different from those of the past. They have different types of mountings; their main mirrors are made in a new way, and in some cases there are separate telescopes working in combination.
Dr Ron Maddison talks about this new revolution in telescope making.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO