6.5 Hogarth's Paintings
6.30 Religion: The Mindful Way
6.55 The Shape of Things to Come
7.20 Magic in the Web of Art
7.45 Crustal and Mantle Processes

Playing with Fire
Smoke, smell, danger -can you measure them? As part of a safety project, some Bedford schoolchildren had a go with some appropriate and inappropriate uses of scales.
Producer JOHN JAWORSKI
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

starring
Robert Ryan , Claire Trevor
At the end of the American Civil War a Union officer tries to help a band ot former Confederate cavalrymen to regain their citizenship. He makes a powerful enemy of a ruthless carpetbagger-one of many pouring into the Kansas territory-and is forced to throw in his lot with the 'outlaw' Confederates.
Screenplay by ROBERT HARDY ANDREWS and JOHN TWIST Directed by willjam D. RUSSELL Films: page 14

Coot Club by ARTHUR RANSOME
The last of four parts dramatised by MICHAEL ROBSON
Grounded on a mudbank in fog, lom sits helpless as the Hullabaloos pound towards him. Mrs Barrable is powerless to help as the Teasel too is in trouble.
Music composed and conducted by PAUL lewis. Film editor TARIQ ANWAR Photography ALEC CURTIS. Script editor
MERVYN HAISMAN. Designer BRUCE MACADIE Producer JOE WATERS
Director ANDREW MORGAN

An Inquiry into 'tax avoision and evadence'
Taxes make a nation of liars, said Gladstone. But these days no one has to lie - they just get themselves a good accountant and play it straight.
A checklist for tomorrow's end-of-financial-year deadline? Arrange a tax-free trip abroad, pay through the nose for a bed-and-breakfast deal, strip off a few dividends, wash a bond or two, and leave your roll-ups behind. Return to a tax haven - in rural England; and plant a forest - in wildest Scotland. Then, when you've minimised your income and maximised your gains, think carefully - and charitably - about your children's future and your retirement. Above all, be your own boss. And keep it all in cash! All perfectly legal, honest and very fruitful. But decent? James Bellini investigates the fine line between the legal-and-moral and the legal-and-immoral.
Film editor DAVID THOMPSON Director SUE BOURNE
Producer RITCHIE COGAN
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British skier and rally driver Konrad Bartelski joins the Top Gear team to give his verdict on Audi's 200 Turbo, which has just arrived on the British market.
But if your car's not so new and the cost of spares is giving you headaches, Tony Baker may have the answer. A national network of scrap dealers is using the latest technology to help you save time and money.
William Woollard introduces the programme from the Transport and Road Research Laboratories.
Producer philip FRANKLIN
Executive producer DENNIS ADAMS BBC Pebble Mill

(Also on BBC1)

The second Semi-final
Terry Griffiths of Llanelli v Willie Thorne of Leicester Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Commentator TED LOWE Referee JOHN WILLIAMS
Producer JOHN G. SMITH. BBC Pebble Mill

The last of 13 parts dramatised by JULIAN BOND , starring
1964. Lewis Eliot has renounced his career in Whitehall and become a successful writer. The offer of a post in the new Labour government tempts him back to political life.
Music by KENYON EMRYS -ROBERTS Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Studio sound RICHARD CHUBB Studio lighting PETER CATLETT Designer OLIVER BAYLDON
Producer PHILIP HINCHCLIFFE Directed by JEREMY SUMMERS

By barge and boat across England. Pete Morgan makes a leisurely journey from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, observing life along the way. Down the Aire and Calder Pete says goodbye to the narrow boat Lady Galadriel as he sets out along Britain's most successful commercial canal on board the 600-ton tanker Humber Princess.
On his way to Goole, a port among the fields, he encounters widely varied scenery from heavy industry to prolific wildlife.
Film editor MARTIN HARRIS Producer DOUGLAS B. SMITH BBC North

12.0 The Genetics Game
Friedrich's Ataxia is a rare genetically-transmitted disease. An understanding of the probability and expectations helps identify the genetic mechanism.
12.25 S( Lucia: People and Celebrations
St Lucia, the holiday isle, reveals a different face in a film which explores its vibrant folk culture and music. In the new creativity revealed, DUNSTANT ST OMER has painted religious murals, DEREK WALCOTT has become a world-renowned poet, and LUTHER FRANCOIS has re-created St Lucian folk music in the jazz idiom.