6.45 Baffled by Design 7.10 Geochemical Mapping 7.35 Cellular Growth 8.00
Engineering Mechanics:
Vibrations 8.25 Maths Models and Methods: The Examination
Live coverage from
Tokyo of the men's 100m semi-finals in the World
Athletics Championships. Plus news of Steve Backley in the javelin qualifying round and Roger Black in the first round of the 400m. 0 PICTURE STORY: page 40
Graham Young joins local Christians and visitors near Southend-on-Sea's famous pier for a service celebrating leisure.
Further live coverage from Tokyo, including
11.05 Men's 100m - final
11.50 Men's 800m-second round
Carl Lewis was the inaugural world 100m champion in 1983. This year his main challenge comes from fellow
American Leroy Burrell. Also, Tom McKean competes in the 800m and Kriss Akabusi in the 400m hurdles, while both the men's hammer and women's long jump are completed today. Presented by Desmond Lynam and David Moorcroft.
(Highlights in Sunday Grandstand from 12.35pm on BBC2)
John Craven with the weekly look at the latest countryside stories.
Plus at 12.55 the weather for the week ahead.
Crimewriter P D James and guests discuss books about South Africa, the Soviet Union and ancient
Rome. Margaret Forster travels to Cornwall to research the biography of Daphne du Maurier.
Cartoon fun.
Omnibus edition.
Eibhlin forces Eddie to decide about their future.
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Fathers and Sons. Bobby and JR are persuaded to take their sons on a Southfork cattle drive.
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Starring
Simon Ward
Anthony Hopkins 1937: arriving in the Yorkshire Dales, young vet James Herriot may know about animals, but human nature remains a mystery. Adapted from Herriot's bestsellers. Director Claude Whatham 0 FILMS: pages 27-33
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The final programme of the series that looks at how people manage to win battles against big organisations. 'This may shock you but we have to live with it,' says
Vi Proctor , who along with other tenants complained about sewage leaking into an area around the flats where children play in Glasgow. But despite a dysentery outbreak the leaks continued. When would the council act? 'Dysentery and open sewage might be a Third World problem. But you don't expect it here.'
Craig Charles investigates how a 'people power' organisation is effecting change in Bristol, and reviews progress in previous stories from the series.
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The Living Isles
The seventh of a ten-part series exploring the natural history of the British Isles. Fresh Pastures. From the magical Machair of the Hebrides to the rolling chalk downs of southern England, grasslands give these islands their most distinctive character. With Julian Pettifer. Producer Mark Jacobs
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With Moira Stuart.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Martin Bashir visits
Ambleside on the shores of Windermere in the Lake District. In the parish church, stained glass commemorates poet William Wordsworth ; a local vicar plays his part in the mountain rescue team; and Bashir discovers the mysteries of rushbearing.
Hymns: My God How Wonderful Thou Art (Westminster); Take My Life (Nottingham); The
Ambleside Rushbearers' Hymn (Irish); There Is a Redeemer; 0
Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness (Was Lebet); 0 Perfect
Love; Sing Hosanna; God of Grace and God of Glory (Regent Square). Producer Noel Vincent
Editor Roger Hutchings
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First showing on network television of the romantic comedy starring Kathleen Turner
Burt Reynolds
Christopher Reeve
The high-pressured world of television news is difficult to leave, especially if you're the best. Christy Colleran is just that, but she's also in love and dying to be married. So what should she do when her boss
(and unscrupulous ex-husband) 'Sully' Sullivan offers her the scoop of a lifetime?
Director Ted Kotcheff
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With Michael Buerk.
Weather Suzanne Charlton
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Fr Huddleston Returns
For 13 years as a young priest, Archbishop Trevor Huddleston lived in the townships around
Johannesburg in South Africa, ministering to the Africans and fighting for their rights. Since he left 35 years ago he has been a tireless campaigner against apartheid. This summer he finally returned to the country, invited by the African National Congress to open its conference in Durban. He received a heartwarming welcome, met many old friends and investigated at first hand conditions of today. Producer Misha Scorer
Series producer David Willcock
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American comedy series.
Here's Some Ducks All in a Row. Molly once again agrees to help out at Moss's bookstore.
The Pole Star. Polaris is probably the most famous star in the night sky and has been of tremendous value to navigators through the ages. Patrick Moore discusses not only its position but also its nature - pointing out that
Polaris is far more luminous than the Sun, and so far away that we see it as it used to be at the time of the crusades.
Producer Pieter Morpurgo
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A 93-part epic from India.
(In Hindi with English subtitles. Shown yesterday at 3.10pm on BBC2)
