6.5 Modem Art: Greenberg on Criticism
6.30 Structural Power. 2: Cultural Penetration
6.55 The Plant Cell Wall
7.20 Field Geology: Arran
7.45 Molecular Evolution

Further live coverage from Brighton.

A simulated job selection interview with two candidates. Who is the 'right' candidate - and who will get the job and why?
Producer NICK BRENTON
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

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

starring James Garner as Jim Rockford one of television's most popular private eyes.
Drought at Indianhead River
Much to Jim's amazement, his impecunious friend Angel suddenly becomes an affluent landowner. But he soon scuttles under Rockford's protective wing when he realises that the only permanent real estate coming his way is six feet of earth.
Written by STEPHEN J. CANNELL Directed by LARRY DOHENY

Lee Trevino and Jerry Pate. two of America's superstars of golf, with the aid of their celebrity partners, oppose each other in this series especially recorded for BBC Television. This week's opening match features:
Ronnie Corbett and Lee Trevino v
Jack Lemmon and Jerry Pate Peter Alliss commentates and talks with the players in these matches played over nine selected holes on the beautiful King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland.
TV presentation RICHARD TILLING Producer DAVID KENNING

Eyewitness Evidence ... Fact or Fiction? narrated by Anthony Clare
Would you make a good eyewitness? Here's your chance to find out - with some experiments that could change your mind.
The evidence shows we can recall events that never happened. And recognise people that we have never seen. So Q.E.D. asks how far can we trust the evidence of eyewitnesses in the practical business of crime? Producer DANA PURVIS

Politicians smiled.
Construction companies made millions. And grateful tenants moved into a home at last.
With pre-cast slabs and easy on-site assembly, Britain's housing shortage had a solution: system building. Today, less than 20 years later, many of those tenants are screaming to get out, and many of those buildings are coming down: unsafe, unfit, unsound.
It is a tale of bad design, inept supervision, appalling workmanship, and a whole lot of people who didn't know (or care) what was going on. David Jones investigates a disaster whose scale is only just becoming apparent.
And for which we will be paying - in cash and social consequences - well into the next century.
Film editor GRAHAM SHIPHAM Producer ADAM CURTIS

by MERVYN HAISMAN starring
Glynis Barber as the Daily
Mirror strip cartoon heroine, Frank Thornton as Commander L together with the voice of Bob Danvers Walker
In which Jane and the Commander make an escape and Jane loses more than she bargained for. The second of five thrilling instalments of this brand-new adventure serial.
Music by NEIL INNES
(Part 3 tomorrow at 9.0 pm)

This week sees Tom taking a look and a laugh at the way we form relationships and find friends.

Tom and regulars Derek Griffiths and Andrew Sachs are befriended by Stacy Dorning and Judy Gridley to portray, in sketch and song, the troubled path from childhood to ripe old age. And, for the last time in this series, the public at large tell about some of the funnier relationships they have encountered.

This week's special guest is singer Katie Budd

1934 saw the release of a remarkable work by Robert Flaherty , often called the 'father of the documentary film'. It was Man of Aran a dramatic portrait of life on the islands off the West coast of Ireland.
Forty-four years later, documentary film-maker
George Stoney revisited the original locations. Through conversations with the islanders, he examines Flaherty's film.
Was it, as some have said, a 'mockumentary' or was
Flaherty the first 'film poet'? Produced by GEORGE C. STONEY ASSOCIATES

including Trades Union Congress report
John Tusa and Vincent Hanna with a full report on the day's proceedings at the TUC in Brighton.
With Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick in London to assess the news at home and abroad.

Highlights of the matches played earlier today on the two show courts at Flushing Meadow, New York.
Introduced by JOHN BARRETT Commentator DAN MASKELL
MARK COX, GERALD WILLIAMS Television presentation CBS
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

12.10 Diagnosis of Learning Problems
Careful diagnosis is needed before teachers can help children with special learning problems. This film shows how some of their skills are tested.
12.35 The Tennessee Evolution Trial
Can you teach that man was descended from monkeys, if the state has passed a law that everything in the Bible is true?
This was the problem at the heart of the famous trial in Tennessee in 1925.