6.40 T.S. Eliot and America

7.5 Psychology

7.30 The Bauhaus at Weimar

Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Birmingham

Story: The Five Seagulls written by CORINNE RENSHAW illustrated by LAURENCE HENRY Presenters:
CHLOE ASHCROFT , JON GLOVER

5.0 Language and Learning

5.25 Maths: Lebesgue Integrability

5.50 Solving Linear Equations

6.15 Revolutions of 1848

6.40 The Innocent Eye

with Ludovic Kennedy
Richard Kershaw , Richard Baker
Every weekday evening brings you the News and a longer look at the important questions of our time with the men and women involved.

from Clacks Farm
Arthur Billitt and Peter Seabrook make a start on the new herb bed with parsley, mint and chives, sow leeks and root vegetables in the main plot and brassicas in the seed bed.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR BBC Birmingham
(Percy Thrower 's Guide to Gardeners' World, 50p, from bookshops)

Art for Money's Sake?
How does an unknown artist become famous and his work part of the currency of the international art market?
Barrie Penrose investigates a multi-national art empire and the artists and methods that created it, and talks to, amongst others, Henry Moore and Sir John Rothenstein.
Director ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES
Executive producer DAVID CHESHIRE Producer MARK KIDEL

The fifth of six programmes
Based on Gamesmanship, Lifemanship and Oneupmanship by Stephen Potter
Adapted by Barry Took
Starring Richard Briers and Peter Jones
with Frederick Jaeger, Donald Gee, Anita Carey, Rula Lenska, Maggie Flint, Roy Denton, Colin Cunningham and the Lichfield Choristers

This week: Artmanship
Earnest seekers after the best in art appreciation are in for a bad time. Poetry, music, the theatre, art galleries and museums all receive the attention of Stephen Potter. It has been described by Humphrey Burton as a feast for Philistines.

Preview: page 13

The Wheels of War
Written and narrated by Magnus Magnusson
The wheel was invented about 5,000 years ago and one of its first uses was in warfare. Last summer two archaeologists with teachers and pupils at St John's Comprehensive School, Epping, built and tested a full-size reproduction of a solid-wheeled Sumerian battle waggon, to try to answer the many questions about its effectiveness as a war-machine - questions which no amount of theorising could solve.
Film editor KEITH RAVEN Director ANTONIA benedek
Executive producer PAUL JOHNSTONE

Rt Hon
Sir Geoffrey Howe , MP for the Opposition i Shown 9.25 pm BBC1)

A six-part series on the men who conquered disease.
5: The Tuberculin Affair by MARTIN WORTH
1890 was the year Germany was to play host to the world's most eminent doctors at an International Congress. For eight years Koch had been working slowly towards a cure for tuberculosis. Now the pressure was on him to produce results that would surpass the French success with rabies.
Music composed by DUDLEY Simpson Producer PETER GOODCHILD
Director SIMON langton

with Richard Baker ; Weather

ROBERT HARRIS reads No Offence by D. J. ENRIGHT