Science Preparatory Maths: Graphs

Who's Running Your Herd? The farmer who doesn't know when to have his cows served isn't running a herd - it's running him!

Biology at War: A Plague in the Wind
At the start of its 21st season Horizon reviews the sordid history of germ warfare, a history rich in allegation, inhumanity, cover-ups and perversion of justice.
Narrator Peter Wilson

Details: page 43 2.5 pm
Championship Bowling
The CIS Insurance UK
Indoor Bowls Championship After seven days of tough competitive bowling the last two players from a field of 32 step on to the green for the Final. Introduced by
DAVID VINE
from The Guild Hall, Preston. Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
DAVID MCGILL

Jeremy James with up-to-the-minute news from Moscow. Anatoly Karpov v Gary Kasparov
Commentator Bill Hartston Producer JILL DAWSON

A weekly discussion of issues and ideas with Bryan Magee This week: science writer Nigel Calder President of the Royal
Academy Sir Hugh Casson historian Patricia Hollis inventor Sir Clive Sinclair Assistant producer IAN PAUL
Studio director DAVID MITCHELL Producer CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM

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: Aircraft from the Orient - how Britain and the USA are competing to cash in on the revival of the Japanese aerospace industry. Health at any Price? - why the private health-care boom has ground to a halt. Plus
Mrs Thatcher at The CBI - a report from Eastbourne, where tonight the Prime
Minister will be answering questions on the economy. Director DON HARLEY
Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN Editor RICHARD TAIT

Six families and their houses It is not only stately homes which are infused with history, memories, traditions. More ordinary dwellings carry their own stories. 2: The Wookeys
A Bungalow in the Mendips 'It's grown like a child from a baby to a matured dwelling-place.' Austin
Wookey had his asbestos and beaverboard home built on a tree-covered plot in 1927. It's uniquely Wookey in design and layout.
Innovation has never been difficult. The Wookeys were the first in the area to have a flush toilet, picture windows and a two-storey bungalow! Photography REX MAIDMENT Sound DON LEE
Research LINDA CLEEVE
Film editor TONY HEAVEN Produced and directed by DAVID PEARSON

As a child Jane Goodall dreamt of going to Africa and living with the animals. In 1960 her dream became reality: she began a study of chimpanzees in Tanzania's Gombe National Park.
Today, more than two decades later, her work still continues, and it has given us a remarkable portrait of the animal most like man.
Spanning three generations of chimps, it shows them in all their moods.... playful infants, turbulent adolescents and adults whose behaviour ranges from tender motherhood to hunting and even murder.
A National Geographic Society/WQED Pittsburg film
BBC Bristol
Feature: page 9

Presented by Peter Schaufuss 2: Double Work
What makes a great dance partnership? It's more than technique, it's a special chemistry between two people that communicates itself to the audience. In tonight's film Peter Schaufuss looks at the man's role in the pas de deux, from the courtliness of classical ballet to the most acrobatic of contemporary dance.
Peter Schaufuss partners Lis Jeppesen
Elisabetta Terabust and Antoinette Sibley with Galina Samsova and Desmond Kelly
Wendy Ellis and David Wall Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasiliev Noella Pontois and Fernando Bujones
Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev
Dominique Khalfouni and Denys Ganio
AUegra Kent and Arthur Mitchell and students of the ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL teachers DAVID DREW and MURRAY KILGOUR Music played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Programme consultant CLEMENT CRISP Photography
JOHN MCGLASHAN. PETER HALL JOHN ELSE. ELMER COSSEY Film editor ROBIN SALES Producers
DEREK BAILEY. JULIA MATHESON Director DEREK BAILEY

Ludovic Kennedy discusses Hill Street Blues (ITV),
Albania: The Cost of Treachery (BBC1) and Forty Minutes:
Gigolo (BBC2) with television director Charles Sturridge , investigative journalist Philip Knightley and American novelist Erica Jong. Plus what's on Soviet TV, selected by Terry Doyle. Assistant producers HENRIETTA GILPIN , NICHOLAS SHAKESPEARE Director KEVIN LOADER Producer JOHN ARCHER

The CIS Insurance UK
Indoor Bowls Championship DAVID VINE introduces highlights of the last five sets of today's nine-set final.

continues a season of films of fantasy and prediction. starring Julie Christie Fritz Weaver
Deserted by her husband, the beautiful
Susan Harris finds herself terrorised in their computer-controlled home by Proteus, the 'master' computer.
Imprisoned by Proteus, Susan is blackmailed into joining 'him' in the conception of a 'brain-child'...
Screenplay by ROBERT JAFFE. ROGER 0. hirson. Based on the novel by DEAN R. KOONTZ
Produced by HERB JAFFE
Directed by DONALD CAMMELL
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