6.40 IATA: Clinching a Deal. 7.5 Particle Physics: Hadrons, Quarks and' Charm.
7.30 Ideas for the Future.

Today the Conservative Party Conference opens in Brighton and BBC2 cameras will bring live coverage of the debates. Reporting team
Sir Robin Day , David Dimbleby
Conference reports on Ceefax

Story: Just What I Need! Written by PIPPA DYSON
Guest storyteller Eileen Bell Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft and Ben Bazell

Further coverage from Brighton

A See-Saw programme
On rocky cliffs, at the very bottom of the sea, even in the hottest desert there is life, if you look closely.

Live coverage of the afternoon session

at The Place
Introduced by John Craven
The second of four programmes this week from The Place, in which a specially invited group of young people from all over the country air their views about topics and issues that matter to them.
Today: Exams with educational adviser Dr James Hemming , who believes our present exam system needs major changes; and Frank Thorn , headmaster of Hydeburn Secondary School in south London.
Director ALAN RUSSELL Producer ERIC ROWAN
(Part 3 tomorrow at 5.40 pm)

Pets are not only a joy, they're a responsibility.
This week: Reptiles
Brian Watkins and Marian Foster visit a pet shop which specialises in "Unusual creatures that range from boa constrictors and iguanas to the familiar tortoise. Its owner Dave Lester explains how best to feed and house them. There is also advice from Clare Eaves on the latest pets from America, tree crabs
Production assistant ANNE MAYNARD Produced by ANDREW MEIKLE
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring
Clark Gable , Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly as Linda Nordley
Vic Marswell , famous hunter and safari leader, is not pleased when his headquarters in the uplands of Kenya is ' invaded' by a vivacious American showgirl. But this is only the start of his problems as he is forced to choose between two beautiful women.
This remake of Red Dust was Grace Kelly 's first film after her rise to Hollywood stardom in High Noon, and she plays a married woman who falls in love with the handsome Marswell.
Screenplay by JOHN LEE MAHIN Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST
Directed by JOHN ford. Films: page 18

Introduced by William Woollard from the Paris Motor Show
This is the first chance for the French public to see the new Ford Sierra and compare it with a new Citroen. Frank Page reports the highlights of the show and Sue Baker road tests the Citroen BX.
Chris Goffey reports on the cars the French can buy but the British cannot; he joins French drivers having a typical Relais Routiers lunch and visits the Schlumpf Museum in Mulhouse.
Director BRIAN STRACHAN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Pebble Mill

written by Ray Cameron, Barry Cryer, Kenny Everett
Tonight's guest list includes Billy Connolly, Joanna Lumley, Lionel Blair, Willie Rushton, Richard Johnson, John Wells and Madness, as well as old favourites Sid Snot, Gizzard Puke, Cupid Stunt, Marcel Wave and oh... but I m telling you the plot. Anyway, you'll love it and it's all done in the best possible taste.

by Terence Brady and Charlotte Bingham
The third of four plays
Starring Liza Goddard as Victoria
with Christopher Timothy as Henley, David Langton as Mr Edgecombe, Maurice Colbourne as Kit, Joan Hickson as Lady Dickinson, Leslie Sands as Sir Frederick Marshall and Susan Jameson as Kate

Victoria, now Lady Dickinson, is suddenly widowed and is forced to sell her country estate. With her 8-year-old daughter Sophie, she goes to stay with her old flatmate, Kate, in London, and there she meets Kit, who runs a recording studio. Victoria has kept up her cello playing and Kit gives her work in his group.

Last of four programmes about the pioneering days of TV outside broadcasts, narrated by John Craven
By Eurovision and Satellite
International television began In 1950 when a BBC outside broadcast unit went to Calais. Eurovision - the network linking western Europe's television services-started in 1954. The Telstar satellite brought live pictures from America in 1962 and worldwide television became possible in 1967. . The producers and engineers tell the story of these achievements.

with Donald MacCormick and Joan Bakewell
Conservative Conference Report from John Tusa , Peter Snow and Vincent Hanna in Brighton.

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