6.25 Ecology: Air Pollution
7.15 The Adam Smith Lecture
7.40 Wings: Cracks in Forging
8.5 Barnacle Geese
8.30 Science: The Fabric of Life
8.55 Inner City Story: 4
9.20 Maths: Group Theory
9.45 Charles Tomllnson 's Poetry
10 10 Making the Filament of a Light Bulb
10.35 Organic Chemistry: Polymers
11.0 Molecular Biology: Antibodies
11.25 Chemical Process: Catalysis
11.50 Biology: Form and Function
12.15 Physics: Gaseous Diffusion
12.40 Health Care in Mozambique
1.5 IATA: A World System
1.30 Maths Methods: The Exam
Introduced by Desmond Lynam
2.0*
International Golf from Fulford Golf Club, York i The Benson and Hedges International Open
The final round and the winner will receive a cheque for over E18,000 and valuable points towards a place in this year's Ryder Cup team. Former winners TONY JACKLIN , VINCENTE FERNANDEZ GRAHAM MARSH , ANTONIO GARRIDO , MAURICE BEMBRIDGE and GREG NORMAN all compete, but SEVERIANO BALLESTEROS and NICK FALDO will be the star attractions.
Commentators HARRY CARPENTER
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK
BRUCE CRITCHLEY and ALEX HAY
2.30*
International Athletics from Crystal Palace
The European Cup Final
West Germany, with a very strong team, could cause a surprise. Great Britain has a very good record in the six competitions so far. Our men claimed fourth place in 1981, and will again need to hold off a strong challenge from Poland. Commentators DAVID COLEMAN RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY and BRENDAN FOSTER
(Oroanised by the British Amateur Athletics Board in conjunction with U-Bix Copiers)
5.45*
International Eventing from Switzerland
The European Three-Day Event Championships
Britain, as World and defending European champions, start as favourites to retain their title, with RICHARD MEADE and World Individual Champion LUCINDA GREEN leading Britain's challenge. Commentator RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
* The above timings indicate only the first of several transmissions. Television presentation: Golf HAROLD ANDERSON
RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT
Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY. JIM RESIDC Eventing SWISS TV service
Assistant editor JOHN ROWLINSON Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor MIKE MURPHY
A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world: the interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Nick Witchell.
A series of seven programmes which examine the impact of air travel on ourselves and the world we live in. Presented by Julian Pettifer 5: Travelling for Fun
Seven out of every ten people who fly are on holiday. Most pleasure-seekers are on package deals chasing the same ' unspoilt ' beaches, beauty spots, and places of interest.
What does air travel mean to them and to the places they visit? What is the social impact of millions of package air tourists descending on countries, large and small, developed and under-developed?
Travelling for Fun examines the advantages and disadvantages of mass air-tourism in a variety of spectacular and unusual locations, and questions a wide cross-section of people around the world about that dread subject ' tourist pollution '.
Film editor DAVID LEE
Producer COLIN LUKE
with Nick Witchell
Weather
Beethoven's
Ninth Symphony
BBC2 joins Radio 3 in stereo for a live relay of — the second part of the opening concert from the 37th Edinburgh International Festival. Andrew Davis conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra leader CHRISTOPHER WARREN-GREEN with Linda Esther Gray (soprano)
Carolyn Watkinson (mezzo-soprano) John Mitchinson (tenor)
Robert Lloyd (bass)
Edinburgh Festival Chorus chorus-master JOHN CURRIE Introduced by Richard Baker
Television sound BOB GILLIES Lighting JAMES MAIDEN Producer MIKE NEWMAN
(This Edinburgh Festival Concert is mounted with the support o/ the House o/ Fraser)
For the best effect, viewers with stereo Radio 3 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones are an alternative.
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Starring Gene Hackman, Al Pacino
Max and Lionel are two of the world's losers. When they meet, hitch-hiking on a deserted California road, they strike up an unlikely, but deep, relationship. Max, newly-released from prison, is older, tougher. 'Lion', back from six years at sea, is a natural clown, with little respect for authority.
They cross country, hoping to start a new life together in Pittsburgh. But the duo have a knack of attracting trouble and their trip proves savagely eventful before the disturbing journey's end.
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