6.25 Ecology: Tawny Owls
6.50 Polymer Production
7.15 Computing: Integer Programming
7.40 The Villa Famesina
8.5 Limerick Lessons
8.30 Jumpers by Tom Stoppard
8.55 Introductory Electronics
9.20 Popular Culture: Realism
10.10 The Impact of Micro-computers
10.35 Education: Gifted Children
11.0 Inquiry: Newsreel Coverage
11.25 The Periodic Table
11.50 Open Forum 94: OUSA National Conference 1984
12.15 Special Needs in Education
12.40 The Standards Debate: 1
1.5 Maths: Quadric Surfaces
1.30 History of Mathematics
1.55 Central Place Theory
2.20 Music: Modulation
2.45 Modem Art: Futurism

starring
Gary Cooper , Charles Bickford Ralph Bellamy , Rod Steiger
General Billy Mitchell believed in the importance and future of air travel and the air force, particularly in the United States. So much so, that he was prepared to jeopardise his career and risk a court-martial. This gripping film, based on a true story, tells of Mitchell's fight for his beliefs.
Screenplay MILTON SPERUNG , EMMET LAVERY Produced by MILTON SPERLING
Directed by OTTO PREMINGER . Films: page 14

Cooking the Elements
Most astronomers believe that the universe began with a big bang, perhaps 15,000 million years ago, and that all the familiar elements have since been built up out of the original hydrogen by being 'cooked' inside stars which have long since exploded. Patrick Moore talks to Dr John Beckman about the early days of the universe.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO

from Wentworth
The Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces further coverage of the second round.

A personal tour of the picturesque survivors of the age of steam.
Producer NEIL CAMERON
A BBC/Open University production

with Jan Leeming Weather

Chabot Solo
The last programme of an entertaining personal history of flying from Bleriot to Concorde told by a grand old aviator.
Back in the RAF at the age of 50, Chabot found that vertigo kept him from active service on the home front. Posted to South Africa to train recruits, Chabot's initiative led to improvements in the design of Mosquitoes. Much later, at the age of 85, he took over the controls of Concorde at twice the speed of sound.
Charles Chabot died in 1981, aged 91.
Produced and directed by LES HARRIS

A series of four programmes with Simon Rattle conducting the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra leader FELIX KOK
Gustav Mahler died in 1911 in Vienna, aged 50. His last, unfinished work was a potential masterpiece that bade farewell to the Romantic era and looked forcefully forward into the new century.
This third programme in the series, Buried Treasure, is the story of how the late Deryck Cooke unearthed the sketches of Mahler's Tenth Symphony and revealed them to the world in a performing version. with the composers Robert Simpson Colin Matthews , David Matthews the conductor Berthold Goldschmidt the writer Donald Mitchell
Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN Directed by BARRIE GAVIN

Discussion and comment on current ideas presented by Russell Davies and Minette Marrin including reviews by J. P. Stern Lindsay Anderson and Jana Bokova of Film: Through an Unknown Land by PHIL MOLLOY , shown on Channel 4. Print: The Unbearable Lightness of Being, the new novel by exiled Czech writer Milan Kundera.
Exhibition: 1984, six photographers on contemporary Britain at the Photographers Gallery, London.
Déjà Vu: Beverly Anderson presents the diary of the week's media
Music: Tony Tyler , former assistant editor of the New Musical Express on why he now hates rock 'n' roll.
Assistant producers DAVID G. CROFT , KEVIN LOADER , TONY TYLEY , NICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE and RICHARD KELLY. Director JOHN BURROWES Editor JOHN ARCHER

A series filmed over nine months inside the Thames Valley Constabulary. Pop Festival
Every August Bank Holiday thousands of rock fans invade the streets of Reading. Policing the event is a major operation involving the men of 'E' Division aided by the Thames Valley Support Group and the Drugs Squad. There is always the chance that a single 'stop and search' may lead to the discovery of a major drugs ring.
Producers ROGER GRAEF and CHARLES STEWART

share music and conversation with Joe Pass. Plus Niels Henning Ped ersen (bass), Martin Drew (drums) and The Count Basie Orchestra.
Another chance to see these two major jazz musicians in the programme shown during one of COUNT BASIE'S last visits.
Programme associate BENNY GREEN Sound HUGH BARKER , ALAN MACHIN
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

The Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship
The best have made the half-way cut, the others are on their way home. Highlights of the second round, introduced by HARRY CARPENTER.

The Mighty Casey, starring
Jack Warden as Mouth McGarry
The manager of a failing baseball team signs up a new talent who is inhumanly successful. All goes well until he sustains an injury....
Written by ROD SERUNG
Directed by ROBERT PARRISH and ALVIN GANZER