6.5 Learning Problems. 6.30 Conversing with Computers. 6.55 Physics Beyond Experience. 7.28 Interpretation in the Arts. 7.45 Water Resources.

Featuring Ghazals and Geets by SHEILA MOHINDRA , SURESH WADEKAR and SATISH BABBAB , and a Marathi song recorded by the late c. RAM-CHANDRA. SULTAN KHAN presents RAAG DADRA on the Sarangi.
Producer KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

Story: Don Pedro Buys a Donkey Written by JEAN MCKENZIE
Presenters Johnny Ball , Sarah Long

Further coverage from Blackpool

Dramatised sequences explore the extent to which relationships be tween the sexes are structured around dominance and submission.
Producer FRANCES BERRIGAN
A BBC/Open University production

Football Association Coaching: Tactics, Skills
A series of 14 programmes
6: Passing and Support
(Part 7 tomorrow at 5.35 pm)

The Gentle Giants
Narrated by David Attenborough
Every year grey whales make the longest migration of any mammal -from the Arctic to Mexico and back again. The round trip of 10,000 miles is so slow and gentle that boat-trippers can actually stroke the whales as they cruise down the Californian coast.
This programme shows for the first time the extraordinary courtship and mating of these 30-ton ocean travellers.
Photography FRANZ LAZI
TV presentation JOHN DOBSON Series producer PETER BALE
BBC Bristol
* Subtitles on Ceelax page 270

The first of seven programmes Three Miles High with Miles Kington
The highest railroad in the world climbs the Peruvian Andes. Then it's the night steamer across Lake Titicaca. Journey's end was to have been La Paz, but it was not to be....
Train sequences NICK LERA Producer TONY MORRISON
BBC Manchester
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

A documentary series, giving an insight, month by month, into the lives of individual French men and women.
September: The Queen of Beaujolais Marguerite Chabert is the only woman president of a wine cooperative in France. She is 83 years old, and is loved and feared throughout the French wine trade. In her own vineyard the grape harvest is in full swing. In the narrow streets of Fleurie truck-loads of grapes cause traffic jams. Mlle Chabert keeps a sharp eye on everything.
Narrator MICHAEL DEAN
Lovely lady. lovely country. Here's looking at them! (DAILY MAIL) A delicious aeries (GUARDIAN) Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
Producer JONATHAN CILI (Repeal)

Albert, Prince Consort
A special programme presented by John Tusa
This month Timewatch is devoted to the life and historical reputation of Prince Albert, husband to Queen Victoria.
From Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, designed by Albert for his family, the many different sides of his remarkable character are brought into focus.
Albert the foreigner - his upbringing in Coburg, the tiny German principality where he was born.
Albert the reformer - his belief in improving public services.
Albert the instigator of the Great Exhibition - the biggest triumph of his life and Albert the politician -his huge and controversial influence on British politics.
Historians Asa BriggsRobert, Rhodes James and David Cannadine reassess one of the most important figures of Victorian Britain.
Programme adviser HERMIONE HOBHOUSE Executive producer TIMOTHY GARDAM
Editor BRUCE NORMAN

The first of three programmes re-edited, reorganised, once more as re-edits and now repeated as compilations; entitled ... Not the Nine O'Clock News, providing another opportunity to savour the delights offered by that award-winning team
Pamela Stephenson Rowan Atkinson
Griff Rhys Jones , Mel Smith
Director GEOFF POSNER
Producers JOHN LLOYD , SEAN HARDIE

A serial in six episodes by Jim Allen
A bare-knuckle fight on a patch of waste ground. A hard, bruising, savage battle between Welsh Dave and Jim Larkin - who is watched and hero-worshipped by his grandson, the 13-year-old Joe Henshaw. But Joe's childhood is soon to come to a shattering end.

11.50 Geometric Topology: Flows: What sort of pattern can you make on a hairy sphere n you brush the hairs smoothly? What about a hairy torus? The answers lead to some ideas in topology.
12.15ConcreteandSteel:Reinforcedconcrete can be an exciting and dramatic building material and has largely replaced stone construction. But will it prove as durable as stone?
12.45 Tunnels and Tunnelling: When mining or tunnelling, engineers have to consider not only the safety of the tunnel, but also the above-ground effects such as subsidence.