6.5 History of Mathematics
6.30 Whales and Whaling
6.55 Maths: Modelling Cranes
7.20 Geochemical Mapping
7.45 Data on Cars

Further live coverage of the debates from Buxton

The second of two programmes. How have inner city renovation and falling rolls affected Shorefields School since the first programme?
Producer NICK BRENTON
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

In the first of four programmes Dennis Skillicorn meets men whose lives are influenced by the sea. He travels to Bembridge to visit the crew of the lifeboat. Across the island at Yarmouth, he talks to Charlie Atrill , in his last year as harbourmaster for over 20 years. And from
Yarmouth he sets out to visit the men of The Needles lighthouse. Film editor BEV AMBROSE Producer JOHN COLEMAN
(Part 2 tomorrow at 5.30 pm)

Written by Miels Malleson and De Witt Bodeen
Based on a story by P. M. Bower
Produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox
FILMS: page 29

Eamonn McCabe , one of Britain's finest sports photographers, talks about how he captures images that reflect the passion and commitment of the sporting scene. Written and narrated by Tony Wilkinson. Producer KEITH LATHAM
Director BOB PORTWAY

by PETER SPENCE , starring
Designer LAN RAWNSLEY
Producer GARETH GWENLAN

The first in a new comedy series written by RAY MANSELL and PAUL BENN
A coach pulls up in the dusty street of a Western town of the 1980s. Jesse James , Butch and The Kid are not the only ones who will ride today into
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI
Produced, directed by' DAVID ASKEY

This week finds Kelly with a problem - so what's new?
What's new is that Kelly now has his very own production team (and psychiatrist) to help him solve it! Written by KELLY MONTEITH , NEIL SHAND featuring
John Barron , Donald Gee
Enn Reitel , Trudie Styler with LENI HARPER , DAVID MASTERMAN NIKKI KELLY , IAN OLIVER and Pippa Page
Sound JOHN DELANY
Lighting DUNCAN BROWN Designers
JO DAY, MALCOLM THORNTON
Produced, directed by JOHN KILBY t FEATURE: page 22

"They can't live the way I'm living. We do this summer and winter. Them in their comfortable beds with television sets. Live my life, then you'll be somebody - King Dosser, King of the Road, that's me!'
In London alone more than
2,000 people live permanently on the streets. This film is about a group of them. Research MAUREEN LEMIRE Film editor CHRIS WADE Director MICHAEL YORKE
Producer MELISSA LLEWELYN-DAVIES
9 FEATURE: page 84

Kevin Turvey 's superb vision of 20th-century Redditch which remains to this day the definitive superb vision of 20th-century Redditch.
With contributions from Robbie Coltrane Ade Edmondson
Gwynneth Guthrie and Roger Sloman Written by RIK MAYALL and COLIN GILBERT Designer IAIN MCDONALD Produced and directed by COLIN GILBERT BBC Scotland

including
SDP Conference Report
The Social Democratic Party, meeting for its annual conference in Buxton, faces important decisions for its future. On the Alliance: how far should co-operation with the Liberals go? On the economy: where to strike the balance between public and private ownership?
Peter Snow and Vincent Hanna report on the day's proceedings at Buxton, with John Tusa and Donald MacCormick in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
Producer ELLJE UPDALE Editor DAVID DICKINSON

11.45 Kafka and his World
What can we learn about Franz Kafka from the surviving photographs that we have of him and his departed world? This programme examines some of this evidence for the light it throws on metamorphosis.
12.10 The View from Detroit
In 1975 Sir Harold Wilson 's cabinet was faced with the public closure of Chrysler's UK subsidiary. This is a dramatised discussion of Chrysler Corporation's decision-making at that time.