6.40 Limits to Modelling

7.5 Maths: Complex Integration

7.30 Cells and Organisms

England v New Zealand from Old Trafford for The Prudential Trophy Further play

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

Richard Chamberlain narrates this cartoon version of HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S poignant fairy tale of the mermaid who falls in love with a prince.
Director PETER SANDER (RepeaO

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The Self-help Show
Presented by Su Carroll and lain
Watkinson Grapevine is about people who have got together to make life better for themselves and those around them: Grapevine aims to help others to do the same.
Tonight's edition includes the NORWICH WAY OUT CLUB for agoraphobics, people who are afraid to go out, and a black parents group from Bristol who are involved in a local festival and in a Saturday morning school for their children.
Produced by the Grapevine team from the Community Programme Unit

A trilogy by ANDREW DAVIES 1: Tussy
ENGELS: , It's strange to think that your father is the most important man alive in Europe today ... but for you and me, Tussy, who know that ... it makes life a bit difficult.' starring and with and People matter more than politics fn this trilogy ... an energetic study, beautifully photographed and played.
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Producer louis MARKS
Director JANE HOWELL

The second in a series of nine documentary films about the Bolton Area Health Authority. Maternity Unit
The opening day of the costly new maternity wing has been rushed forward because the old maternity block is urgently needed for the psychiatric patients. The ceiling in their ward has collapsed. But the new wing is not quite finished. There are electrical faults, the heating is not working and air vents shower the theatre with insulation fibre. As hospital staff race to meet the deadline, an analysis of the delivery theatre shows that it would be dangerous in use, due to an unacceptably high level of germs and bacteria. The cleaners scrub and scour anew.
At last the theatres are pronounced fit to use and the first baby is born. But three weeks later there is disturbing news from the child's home.
Film cameraman MIKE SOUTHON Producer TIM KING

England v New Zealand from Old Trafford for The Prudential Trophy
PETER WEST introduces highlights of this second one-day international.
Producer BILL TAYLOR

Five public talks on race relations. What are the causes of racial friction? Why are different cultural values felt as a threat? How far does the recurrent political debate about immigration distract attention from what needs to be done if Britain is to function successfully as a multi-racial society?
Each evening this week BBC2 presents extracts from a series of talks which offer the sort of informed analysis needed in tackling such questions.
1: Race and the Inner City
Professor John Rex , Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick
The problem of racial friction is often defined as a problem of the inner city. But is it? PROFESSOR REX, who has researched areas of Birmingham since 1962, suggests that while inner-city conflicts serve to worsen race relations, racial discrimination itself helps to produce inner-city problems.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
(Tomorrow's talk is at 11.0 pm)
For details of booklet see page 33

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Gabriel Woolf reads
The Fifth Sense by PATRICIA BEER