6.30 Maths: Inverse Functions

6.55 Science: Drifting Continents

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9.20 Treffpunkt: Deutschland: Verbindungen
Falks Bahnfahrt; Auf dem Mittellandkanal; Familienleben an Bord

9.38 Rendez-vous: France: Chemin faisant
En avion; par le train; bord; sur la route

9.55 Descubra Espana: Las communicaciones

10.12 Science Workshop: Water 'B'

10.34 Scene: Take Away Family

11.5 The History Trail: The New Machines
The Industrial Revolution began with cotton. A look at how and why it started and the men and machines that made it happen.

11.30 Outlook: The Archaeological Background to the Gospels: 4: The Passion of Christ
Crowds flocked to greet Jesus as he rode towards Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover feast. He had been this way on many occasions, but this was to be the last time...

11.55 Play Tennis: 3: Are You Ready?
A step-by-step method

12.20 Inside Women's Magazines: 3: The New Woman
The development of women's magazines from the 17th century to the present day. Reading list on receipt of 12" x 9" sae from [address removed]

12.45 Pages from Ceefax

12.55 Micros in Schools: In the Classroom
A survey of what is being done with computers in schools - from 5-year-olds to sixth formers.

1.20 Appuntamento in Italia: Ifrutti della terra
La raccolta delle olive; Mezzadri e contadini; Buon appetito!

1.38 Around Scotland: Preserving the Past: 3: Collecting the Past
Presented by Anna Ritchie
Anna sets out to discover how much she can find out about the everyday life of a little girl called Agnes Toward who was living in a Glasgow tenement flat in the year 1900.

2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Dibs is frightened of being left on his own. So too is Cosmo, but Charu Bala Chokshi resolves the problem. Find out more about water at the water stall and in the park. Book: Norton's Night-time by Jane Breskin Zalben.

2.15 Music Time: 8: Hary Janos: 1

2.40 Walrus: What Should I Do?: Larry and the Big Hello
by Tony Parker
Larry could easily get out of the trouble he's in, but there's a question of loyalty.
With Dave Ismay, Mona Hammond, David Foxxe, Mmoloki Chrystie, Homi Nanavaty,
Simon Beal, Sally Watkins, Angela Clements, David Garlick and Timmy Mallet

JULIAN WILSON introduces the big race of the event
3.30 The Tote Cheltenham
Gold Cup Steeplechase (3m 2f) The best since Arkle? Today Burrough Hill Lad has the chance to prove that is no idle estimate. Jenny
Pitman's 'chaser dominates the big race field.
4.5 The Ritz Club National
Hunt Handicap Steeplechase (3m If)

with subtitles; Weather

John Craven and Maggie Philbin ask what's the connection between a swan, a leap year, an old penny, horse manure, a spinning top and a high-pitched hand-bell? The answer stretches from the Palace of Westminster to the Milky Way.
Come windsurfing in Hawaii ...
Come windsurfing in the a studio!
3 Studio director STUART MCDONALD
Producer LAURIE JOHN

with Ginger Rogers The 'Barkleys' are a tremendous success as a song and dance team and their latest hit,
'Manhattan downbeat', seems set for a long run. riut when Dinah decides that she wants to become a straight actress their marriage and career are in danger.... This colourful musical reunited the screen's most famous musical partnership.
Screenplay by BETTY COMDEN and ADOLPH GREEN Music by HARRY WARREN Lyrics by IRA GERSHWIN
Produced by ARTHUR FREED
Directed by CHARLES WALTERS
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Six films about people determined to save historic buildings. Millstones
The Calder Valley in West Yorkshire is scattered with 19th-century textile mills -vast, magnificent, and mostly redundant.
'People take trips to Egypt to see the pyramids, to Greece to see temples, physical remains of great cultural leaps forward in the history of mankind. The greatest leap that's ever been taken by mankind was the Industrial Revolution.
Where did it begin? It began here in the north of England. The pyramids were once quarried for their stone, the temples in Greece were demolished. The mills of the Pennines are suffering a similar fate today. We hope to stop it.'
Film cameraman JOHN WARWICK Film editor ANDREW JOHNSTON Series producer COLIN ROSE Producer MARGARET BENTON BBC Bristol

Television's law and justice programme.
David Jessel and Sue Cook throw light on the dark alleyways of crime and the crooks, justice and the judges, the laws and their flaws. With Ed Boyle reporting from the mean streets themselves.
Director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HUGH PURCELL Editor PETER CHAFER

A documentary trilogy that examines a central sexual dilemma from the viewpoint of the mistress, the wife and the husband.
'When the honeymoon was over, I really began to think to myself, "Hello, I'm not sure about this".'
'I always thought of marriage as two people locking themselves up in a cage.'
'I would call it the "Infernal Triangle", because it causes such hell for everybody.'
Three wives talk honestly about husbands, lovers and mistresses. The first still feels the pain of abandonment by her husband for his mistress.
The second has been happily married for 30 years. Both she and her husband have condoned each other's infidelities. The third walked away from her husband and three children for her lover. The second film in this trilogy illustrates, from the viewpoint of the wife, the agonising choices two people must make, if they are to abide by the promises they made to each other at the altar.

written by SUSANNAH GREENBERG and JOHN WILKINSON
'I want tough incisive interviews. So does TopC.A.T.'
Behind every great TV news story there's a reporter; behind every reporter, there's a film crew and back at the production office there's a producer - worrying. It should all work like a well-oiled machine, but on Newstime it seldom does.
Designer ROSEMARY HESTER Produced and directed by RICHARD BODEN

John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.

Weekend Outlook helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University on Saturday and Sunday.
This week's selection includes: Modern Art: Pissarro; The Enlightenment: Strawberry Hill

11.35 Instrumentation: Strain Gauging
Have you ever wondered how different pylon designs are tested to see whether they'll stand the strain?

12.0 Religion in a Hindu Village: 2

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