6.5 Cost Benefit Analysis
6.30 Modelling Photosynthesis
6.55 Maths: Mathematical Induction
7.20 Ecology: Grasses and Agriculture
7.45 Recycling Domestic Refuse

Further coverage

The first of two programmes portraying a comprehensive school with 1,000 pupils in the decaying inner city of Liverpool/Toxteth.
Producer NICK BRENTON
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Further coverage of yesterday's play at Flushing Meadow, New York.

opens a season of films to celebrate the 80th birthday in October of one of Britain's best-loved actresses. with Rex Harrison Dean Jagger
John Patterson , a US Air
Force sergeant billeted in the Grosvenor Square house of the Duke of Exmoor, finds himself falling in love with Lady
Patricia Fairfax , the Duke's granddaughter. This romantic drama tells of Patricia's anguish, as her feelings for the American contend with those for her English fiance.
Screenplay by NICHOLAS PHIPPS and WILLIAM D. BAYLES
Produced and directed by HERBERT WILCOX
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The story of eight days in the life of X Ray Golf and X-Ray Echo, two British Airways Boeing 747s - the high standards of their maintenance, and the engineers who keep them fit to fly in extremes of climate.
Written, produced by IAN MACKERSEY A BA FILM UNIT production

Belgium's home movie-makers brought their cameras out of hiding 40 years ago as the advancing allied armies ended Nazi domination.
Many risked their lives to record their own liberation - the frantic departure of German troops by horse and farm cart - then the rejoicing and the revenge.
For the first time a fascinating record of the liberation has been compiled from these amateur black and white films: sniper attacks on the departing Germans; the arrival of the first British tank in Brussels; the delirious welcome by the Belgian girls
(some 2,000 British troops later married, settling in Flanders); the arrest and summary punishment of collaborators - women having their heads shaved in public, their breasts daubed with swastikas; the horror of mock burials.
Both liberators and liberated, and a collaborator with the Germans, recall their part in that September in Belgium. Cameraman TONY POOLE Sound SIMON PARMENTER VT editor KEN PIMENTA
Editor ELWYN PARRY JONES Producer NICK WELLS
(Made with the co-operation of BRT Belgium)

by Mervyn Haisman
Starring Glynis Barber as the Daily Mirror strip-cartoon heroine, Frank Thornton as Cmdr L, Max Wall as Tombs, Jasper Bird as Casper Cutler and Fritz the dog as himself, together with the voice of Bob Danvers Walker

In which Jane has a revealing accident and uncovers her new position. The first of five thrilling instalments of this brand-new adventure serial.

Feature: page 9

starring Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones
With BRENDA BLETHYN , ANDREW FRANCIS , ANNABEL LEVENTON
ANNETTE LYNTON , PETER MCCARTHY RAYMOND MASON , PHIL NICE
SHANE RIMMER , TONY ROBINSON and HUGH THOMAS
The Smith and Jones Mini Series - featuring those favourite moments from the fabulous series.
Script editor JIMMY MULVILLE Lighting director GEOFF SHAW
Designers RICHARD BRACKENBURY and IAN RAWNSLEY
Produced and directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW
(Part 2 on Thursday at 9.10)

'It's strange without me mum because me mum's always been there to say, "do this, do that, Hoover in there, or dust in here, go and make the beds, or wash the dishes....'"
Christine Greenwood works in the character jug shop in one of Royal Doulton's pottery factories. She is engaged to Mick, a salesman. The film follows the three days which lead up to their wedding.
Christine must go through a raucous traditional ritual on the factory floor which ends with her being tied up to a post in the street outside. As the wedding itself approaches, Christine wonders how she will adjust to living without her mother, while her parents worry about the young couple's future in the current economic climate. As her mother says, 'If this
(salesman's) job doesn't work out I don't know what they will do. I'll just have to keep my fingers crossed for them.' Film cameraman
PASCOE MACFARLANE
Sound KEITH RODGERSON
Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON Producers CHRIS CURLING and MELISSA LLEWELYN-DA VIES

including
Trades Union Congress Report Today delegates from the trade union movement gather in Brighton facing difficult decisions. How far should they go in their support for the miners? And how far should they take their opposition to the Government's trade union legislation?
John Tusa and Vincent Hanna report on the day's developments, with Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
Producer HOWARD ANDERSON Editor DAVID DICKINSON

from Flushing Meadow,
New York. The start of the second week. All matches are for a place in the quarter-finals. Introduced by JOHN BARRETT

12.5 Prometheus Unbound
Extracts from Shelley's dramatic poem Prometheus Unbound, with JONATHAN HYDE and GILLIAN BARGE.
12.30 Redlining the City Can mortgage companies contribute to inner city decay?
12.55 Computing at British Airways Airlines use computers for their seat reservations. Careful choice of file organisation is needed.