6.40 Voyager's Travels. 7.5 Madness and Medicine. 7.30 Hidden Heavens.

Live coverage of the morning's debates in Brighton. Reporting team VINCENT HANNA
LORD SCANLON

Story: Mrs Christie 's Farmhouse Written and illustrated by CAROLINE BROWNE Presenters
Floella Benjamin , Ben Thomas

Misadventures with Popeye, the spinach-guzzling cartoon sailor. (Repeat)

Featuring 5,000m World Champion Dave Moorcroft at work as director of a Coventry scheme which offers youngsters exciting opportunities in sport. Plus a day behind the scenes with the men and machines that make up the multi-million pound Grand Prix circuit
And a look at one of the most popular indoor sports. Presented by Paul McDowell , Suzanne Dando and Nigel Starmer-Smith
Executive producer IIAZEL LEWTHWAITE Producer BRIAN ROGERS

The classic cliffhanger serial in 15 episodes, starring
Chapter 4: Ascending Doom
In which the vicious Vultura involves the Tuaregs against Nyoka and her friends by re-incarnating herself as their sun goddess while Nyoka and Larry face a grisly and painful death ...

It's a marvellous thing to have friends who make us laugh-and to be a joker oneself is to hold a privileged position in any society. But schoolboy humour? Isn't that a term of contempt? A group of teenage boys at a Bristol comprehensive school try to find out - and come up with some unusual conclusions and not all are funny.
Film editor ALASTAIR MACKAY Producer ROGER TONGE

Eight films which follow the fortunes of the young men who aim to fly the fast jets of the RAF. 1: Dreams
Their training costs flj-million; their aircraft millions more. What sort of men want to fly these warplanes? And why?
The selection starts at the famous Second World War airfield, Biggin Hill. The 34 applicants are a curious mixture: bank clerks, a university drop-out, a zoologist, a farmer, a milkman, and a state-registered nurse. They face three days of concentrated examination.
Film editor TONY HEAVEN Producer COLIN STRONG

Raymond Baxter reports from the famous International Air Show on the new aircraft and innovations there, and previews the renowned flying display.
TV directors PETER MASSEY , RICK GARDNER Producer DOUGLAS HESPE
(Event organised by the Society of British Aerospace Companies)
(Highlights of the show on Sun BBC1)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Afternoon

A series about Britain in the 1990s Six figures whose ideas will influence the way we live, present their view of what our economic landscape will look like after the next decade: 1
Business - The British Battlefield
Sir Peter Parker , Chairman of British Rail, believes that Britain must continue to stand by the mixed economy. ' But to help the system create the wealth we need for the. years ahead, both public and private enterprise,' he says, ' will need to be co-ordinated in a way which avoids the political battles of the last 30 years.' His ideas are questioned by Dr Stuart Holland , mp; Detta O'Cathain, marketing economist; and Lord Pennock, Chairman of BICC. Chairman Brian Widlake
Director DON IIARLEY. Producer VICTOR MARMION. Editor JOHN REYNOLDS

A series of seven programmes of events in the life and work of Fred Dibnah the Bolton steeplejack
1: The World at Your Feet
Fred acquires the rusted wreck of a second steam engine. On the first he worked for 14 years with a concentration that enraged his waiting customers and drove his wife to threaten divorce. This time he is resolved to neglect neither family nor business and, swinging about like a trapeze artist, he conscientiously erects the scaffolding for a chimney top job that will occupy him for many weeks. But his heart is below with his engine. ' I think all the time about what I'm going to do on it at home tonight. I've solved a lot of problems sitting on the tops of factory chimneys.'
Narrator Deryck Guyler
Photography ARTHUR SMITH Sound JACK WILSON
Film editor PETER GIBBS Assistant producer JEAN THOMPSON
Written and produced by DON HAWORTH
BBC Manchester

Continuing the Mike Leigh Season What happens when Dick and Mandy move into their lovely new council house.
Mike Leigh 's plays have an acute daily detail which makes you jump, like a splinter under a fingernail.
(THE GUARDIAN)
Mr Leigh 's plays tend to be at their most poignant when they touch the absurdity o/ human nature.
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Producer LOUIS MARKS
Devised and directed by MIKE LEIGH

A comedy film series in which a group of irreverent young lawyers join a highly conventional old-established law firm. starring with The Deadly Serve ...
... is by way of being a moral tale. When beating an opponent at squash, it is inadvisable to kill him off in the process ...
Written by JOHN STEVEN OWEN Directed by TONY MORDENTE

with Edinburgh Festival Report and TUC Conference Report