9.0 Shakespeare in Perspective: Macbeth
Crime writer Julian Symons offers his personal view of the play, which he believes illustrates a classic case of the psychological condition known as 'folie a deux',

9.26 Twentieth-Century History: Boom and Bust
The 1920s were years of prosperity for the USA - until the Wall Street Crash.
Producer PAUL MITCHELL

9.48 Mathscore Two: 2: Half and Half
It all adds up - to what? A percentage?

10.10 Look and Read: Badger Girl: 4: The Badgerman
Norman gets lost on the moor, and meets two men on the look-out for pony-rustlers. Writer ANDREW DAVIES
with MARGO GUNN, JOHN HOLLIS, ASHIEK MADHVANI, JAMES MARSTON, JULIA MILLBANK, KIERON O'SHEA, WILLIAM SQUIRE, CHARLES COLLINGWOOD, KATIE HEBB and GARY WATSON
Assistant producer ROGER FRY Producer SUSAN PATON

10.35 Update USA 2: Sun Belt City
Phoenix, Arizona, spreads ever outwards into the surrounding desert as industry cashes in on the 'pro-business' climate of the Sun Belt, and people move in from the recession-hit manufacturing cities of northern USA.
Producer LEN BROWN

11.0 Watch. Captain Cook 4: South Pole

11.17 English 11-13: 2: Speech!
Saying and writing the right thing.

11.40 Job Bank. The Factory

12.0 Une annee chez les Francais: 2: La Grande Couturiere
French-language version of The Year of the French featuring the glamorous and exciting world of fashion. Producer CAROLINE GODLEY

12.30 Life Power The Genetic Code
How biotechnology can use DNA to programme living creatures for commercial use.

1.0 Maths Help: 4: Symbols
For adults studying maths to O-level this series offers help with common difficulties.

1.15 Science Topics: Chemists at Work
Is our drinking water pure? Do we control effluent efficiently? Are our rivers as clean as they should be? The only way to be sure is by chemical analysis.

1.38 Let's See: Farming 2; Milk and Beef
Dairy farming and beef farming both involve looking after cattle, but the methods they use are very different. Director PETER LEGGE
Producer MARIANNE BAIRD
BBC Scotland

2.0 You and Me
Cosmo and Dibs share a disappointment when it seems their invitation to tea has fallen through. Introducing the numbers 3 and 5. Story: Maxine's Piano, written and illustrated by CHRIS ABUK Presenter CHARU BALA CHOKSHI Cosmo
FRANCES KAY Dibs FRANCIS WRIGHT Producer RICHARD CALLANAN

2.15 Near and Far: Concrete
What is concrete and what impact has it made, not only on our towns and cities, but on our countryside?

2.40 Junior Craft, Design and Technology: Building a Vehicle
The downhill vehicles are now made and tested.

Archive footage illustrates this focus on the 1920s, a prosperous time in the United States until the Wall Street Crash of 1929.

Ray's Trial
An old name flickers back into Bobby's life in the form of Jenna Wade. Peter Richards ' therapy is beginning to work - on Sue Ellen - while J.R. struggles to regain his bedside manner.
Written by ARTHUR BERNARD LEWIS Directed by MICHAEL PREECE
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Further live coverage

with subtitles, followed by Weather

A series of five programmes 1: Taking Shape
'Innocent, modest, instructed and agreeable' were the qualities expected of the readers of women's journals of the 18th century. But when Victoria became Queen, the magazines began to reflect a new, narrow role for women, that of wife and mother. Commentary by Maureen Lipman
Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer BERNARD ADAMS

one of television's most popular private eyes Coulter City Wildcat
Two toughs burst in on Rocky and use strong-arm methods to obtain his signature. Since they could hardly have been autograph hunters, he and Jim set out to discover what it s all about, and make a surprising discovery ...
Written by DON CARLOS DUNAWAY Directed by RUSS MAYBERRY

Lee's Team v Jerry's Team for the Marley Trophy.
This week's match features: Kenny Dalglish and Lee Trevino v
Bruce Forsyth and Jerry Pate
Kenny Dalglish , the Liverpool and Scotland soccer star, shows that he is a very competitive golfer, and Bruce Forsyth doesn't have too much time to be joking in a very good match. Peter Alliss commentates and talks with the players. Television presentation RICHARD TILLING
Producer DAVID KENNING

The Mouse's Tale Narrated by David Attenborough
This is the story of a few of the mice living in and around a cottage in the south of England. The house mouse keeps one jump ahead of cat and trap. The dormouse faces hazards of a different sort. Photography OWEN NEWMAN Written and produced by DILYS BREESE. BBC Bristol
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Protest and the Suburban Guerrilla
Archway! Stansted! Sizewell! Dorking?
How far would you go to stop a road, a runway, a nuclear power station? Or even an oil well? Probably not far, unless it's on your doorstep. But what if it is? Polite demonstration? Outright obstruction?
People are losing patience, becoming angry. The evidence, including a specially-commissioned survey, shows that most of us now think that law-breaking can be justified. We have moved up that scale which ends in criminal violence, increasingly frustrated by the time-honoured procedures of petitions, consultations and public inquiries. 'They're a waste of time.... the faceless ones in government always get their own way.'
Ed Boyle traces the growing battles between national need and local interest: too often development and democracy are in conflict and direct action seems the only answer. Isn't there a better way?
„ Film editor DAVID THOMSON E Director CHARLES FURNEAUX 2 Producer HUGH PURCELL ●FEATURE: page 3

starring
George Burns Brooke Shields
Bill Grant , ex-vaudeville comedian, is a fan of AI Jolson - not only because he was 'the world's greatest entertainer', but also because Jolson advised him to invest in the studio that introduced sound. So Bill can indulge himself in a life-style that is both eccentric and opulent. But suddenly the elderly comic finds his well-ordered life interrupted by the arrival of a 14-year-old stowaway in the trunk of his car. Young Kate , an orphan, has got herself involved with a drug ring and is on the run.... Bill calls in the help of some of his ex-vaudevillian friends with highly comic results.
Screenplay by OLIVER HAILEY and LEONARD STERN Produced by JEROME M. ZEITMAN and IRVING FEIN Directed by LEONARD STERN
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The Gateway Masters Bowls Tournament
Group A is decided tonight, when two semi-finalists will be known. Very keen to extend his run is New Zealander PETER BELLiss , over for his fourth Masters and ready to use 'the fire' if his path is blocked.
Commentators DAVID VINE and DAVID RHYS JONES Producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

including Conservative Party Conference Report
Today the Conservative Party begins its annual conference in Brighton amid concern over the effects of the miners' strike and the way the government's policies are presented to the country.
John Tusa and Vincent Hanna present a full account of the day's events in Brighton with Peter Snow and Jenni Murray in London to assess the news at home and abroad.
Producer DAVE STANFORD Editor DAVID DICKINSON

Maths: Differentiating Vector Fields Fluid flow and electromagnetism may seem quite distinct. But do they share a common mathematical basis?