10.45 Science Preparatory Maths: Algebra
11.0 Doing Your Homework
International Snooker
The Rothmans Grand Prix The Final. Frames 1-8
STEVE DAVIS and TONY KNOWLES set out at the beginning of the month, along with nearly 100 fellow professionals, with high hopes of contesting this important 19-frame final.
With E45,000 for the winner, together with vital world ranking points, there is a great deal at stake.
DAVID VME introduces play from The Hexagon, Reading. Commentators TED lowe
JACK KARNEHM , CUVE EVERTON
International Tennis
The Pretty Polly Classic from the Brighton Centre
Live coverage of the final of this event which has the strongest entry of any women's indoor tennis tournament in Europe.
Introduced by BARRY DAVlES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , GERALD WILLIAMS
ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE Producers:
Snooker MIKE ADLEY KEITH MACKENZIE
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHEMTON
Jeremy James with news from the 1984 World Chess
Championships in Moscow, between Anatoly Karpov and challenger Gary Kasparov. Commentator Bill Hartston Producer JILL DAWSON
A weekly discussion of issues and ideas.
Presented by Bryan Magee This week novelist
Malcolm Bradbury , sociologist Stuart Hall , historian Jose Harris and philosopher Roger Scruton Assistant producer LAN PAUL
Studio director ANDREA CONWAY Producer CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM BBC Bristol
Moira Stuart looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles
Editor BOB MCDOUGAL
Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton with LUKE CASEY , NICK CLARKE , and MARK ROGERSON reporting. Including: Is There Life After Oil? - how the Eskimos and other natives of Alaska are fighting to preserve their traditional way of life and share in the mineral wealth of the largest state of the USA. Unfair to Virgins? - why the latest cut-price operator on the Atlantic air routes is facing a tough winter. Plus Money Maker on British Telecom - next month shares in British
Telecom go on sale to the public. Will they be a good investment for small savers? Director SUE MCMAHON
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT
Six families and their houses. It is not only stately homes which are infused with family history, and traditions. The walls, stairs, front bedrooms and loft conversions of more ordinary dwellings carry their own stories.
1: The Johnsons
A semi detached in Harrow 'I object to the label
"semi-detached suburbia". It implies I'm some sort of cardboard cut-out. This is nonsense. If you look at this road every house is different.' Bill Johnson still lives in the house he grew up in. His father had it built in 1924 during the Metroland boom. He and his wife Elsie have brought up a family who now regularly return home with their children. They have never wanted to move.
'To me this house is a place of security. It is somewhere safe to return to. It's the castle. I can pull up the drawbridge and cut the world out.'
Photography MARTIN PATMORE Sound
DON LEE. ARTHUR CHESTERMAN Research JANE TREAYS
Film editor TONY HEAVEN Produced and directed by DAVID PEARSON
* FEATURE: page 8
with Moira Stuart Weather
The Rothmans Grand Prix The Final
Frames 9-19
Eleven frames to play and £72,000 at stake are the statistics for the evening, which should guarantee a full house at The Hexagon, and some extremely competitive snooker.
DAVID vine sets the scene and introduces the final session. Commentators TED lowe
JACK KARNEHM , CUVE EVERTON Producers
MIKE ADLEY , KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER
Presented by Peter Schaufuss
This is the century of dance. Exciting. Beautiful. Athletic. In this series of four programmes Peter Schaufuss explores the contribution men have made to the great dance explosion. Tonight's film is about the dancer as soloist and athlete and includes performances by some of the greatest stars of Europe, America and Russia. With Frank Andersen, Fernando Bujones, Anthony Dowell, Patrick Dupond, Denys Ganio, Jean Guizerix, Bjarne Hecht, Vladimir Vasiliev, The Ballet of the Twentieth Century and boys from
The Royal Ballet School
The Royal Danish Ballet School
The Paris Opera Ballet School
Music played by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Danish Orchestra,
Symphony Orchestra of the National Opera of Belgium, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Georges Pludermacher
Programme consultant CLEMENT CRISP
Photography
PETER HALL , ELMER COSSEY
JOHN MCGLASHEN , JOHN ELSE Film editor ROBIN SALES Producers
DEREK BAILEY , JULIA MATHESON Director DEREK BAILEY
FEATURE: page 98
The television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy, who discusses The Six O'Clock News (BBC1), The Tripods (BBC1) and A Plus 4 (Channel 4) with novelist and playwright Angela Huth, science-fiction writer Brian Aldiss and Andrew Knight, editor of The Economist. Plus Ron Powers, media critic of CBS TV, on the role of television in the USÃ Presidential Election. And a report by Alison Waters from this weekend's Writers in Television conference at the National Film Theatre.
The Rothmans Grand Prix
The Final
Frames 9-19
DAVID vine introduces the final frames and the result from
The Hexagon, Reading.
The Pretty Polly Classic BARRY DAVIES introduces highlights of today's finals from the Brighton Centre. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , GERALD WILLIAMS
ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
