7.15 Urban Change: People into Politics

8.5 An Office Career

8.30 Computing: Operating Systems

8.55 Maths: Differential Equations

9.20 Modern Art: Leger

9.45 Maths: Scalings and Powers

10.10 Pure Maths: Flows and Exponentials

10.35 Statistics: Sampling

11.0 Learning from the Future

11.25 Magnetic Circuits

11.50 Biology: Osmoregulation

12.15 Ethnic Minorities: Colour: 2

12.40 Language: Discourse Analysis

1.5 Ferrous Metals in Construction

1.30 The Kenyan Small Farmer

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Cricket
The John Player Special League
Further coverage of the season's 40-over competition, with action from one of today's top matches. Commentators
PETER WALKER
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
Show Jumping from Hickstead
Big prize money up for grabs as Hickstead features international class jumping in The Dubai Cup. Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
STEPHEN HADLEY
Moto Cross from Farleigh Castle, Hungerford
The 500cc British Grand Prix david THORPE seems set to become the first British rider to win the World
Championship since 1979.
He's led defending champion, ANDRE MALHERBE of Belgium for most of the season - and will be looking to consolidate that advantage on home soil today.
Commentator
MURRAY WALKER
Programme timings will be screened on the hour and half hour, where appropriate. TV presentation:
Cricket BOB DUNCAN Show Jumping
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Moto Cross FRED VINER
Assistant editor Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Moira Stuart ; with subtitles Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

Four films about people with a passion to possess great art and the money to indulge it. Written and narrated by Harriet Crawley
3: Henry P. Mcllhenny 'I always have had this terrific acquisitive urge. I can't resist buying things. It's a disease. You know, Renoir said that all collectors are harmless maniacs.'
Henry Mcllhenny lives with his art. His house in Philadelphia is filled with great French paintings of the 19th century, including
'Moulin Rouge' by Toulouse Lautrec; 'Rain' by Van Gogh ; Cezanne's portrait of his wife; Renoir's 'Mile Legrand'. He has always had the money to buy, and with unerring taste he has assembled over 50 years an extraordinary collection worth millions. Film cameraman KEITH HOPPER Film editor CHRIS WADE
Producer KEITH SHEATHER BBC Bristol

Last night Hyde Park was the setting for a Handel fireworks extravaganza. Marking the Handel tercentenary year and the 400th anniversary of the City of Westminster, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, leader Barry Griffiths, conducted by Andre Previn, played by the Serpentine, Handel's Overture in D minor (arr Sir Edward Elgar) Water Music Suite (arr Sir Hamilton Harty) Music for the Royal Fireworks (arr Sir Hamilton Harty) all the movements from the last two works being illustrated by firework displays, mounted with the assistance of nine tons of equipment and five miles of cable.
Introduced by Robert Walker
Given in association with the Royal Bank of Scotland

also starring Liza Minnelli
Gene Hackman
The year is 1930. Liza Minnelli is Claire, a lady of glittering fashions, high financial ambitions and unusual romantic arrangements. Burt Reynolds and Gene Hackman are her adopted partners in business and in love. In their sloop, Lucky Lady, they ply the Mexican and Californian coast, smuggling illicit booze to slake the thirst of Prohibition America.
Screenplay by WILLARD HUYCK and GLORIA KATZ
Produced by MICHAEL GRUSKOFF Directed by STANLEY DONEN 0 FILMS: page 17

from Hickstead featuring The Dubai Cup
Highlights of today's Grand Prix at the All England
Jumping Course with £10,000 going to the winner.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
STEPHEN HADLEY Producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Peter Katin (piano) plays CHOPIN Barcarolle