6.50 Modern Art: Guernica

7.15 Culture and Community: Spain: 2

7.40 South Yorkshire Transport

8.5 Noise Pollution

8.30 Computing: A System to Analyse

8.55 Images: The Surface of Mars

9.20 Inner City Story: 2

9.45 Maths: Modelling, Stocks

10.10 Pure Maths: Integration and Area

10.35 Statistics: Central Limit Theorem: I

11.0 Open Learning, Professional Updating

11.25 Control of Education in Britain

11.50 Biology: Feeding Mechanisms

12.15 Ethnic Minorities: To Bedford from Busso

12.40 Education: Measures of Success

1.5 History of Mathematics

1.30 Mechanics: Work, Energy, Power

Cricket The John Player Special League More coverage from this season's 40-over competition. Commentators PETER WALKER , JIM LAKER Programme timings will be screened on the hour and half hour, where appropriate. TV presentation: Volleyball HUW JONES Cricket BOB DUNCAN Assistant editor Grandstand BRIAN BARWICK Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS Editor Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS

Moira Stuart ; with subtitles Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

The living newspaper of the theatre is the rich fund of actors' stories - comical, tragical, apocryphal - that chart the ups and downs, the triumphs and disasters, the dreams and nightmares, of this perilous profession. This series of five programmes combines the best stories and the best storytellers in a theatrical anthology with chapters on Auditions, First Nights,
Mechanical Hazards, Drying and Corpsing, Dr Theatre, Dreams and Superstitions. Tonight's contributors include Jenny Agutter, Richard Briers, Eleanor Bron, Ken Campbell, Frances De La Tour, Denholm Elliott, Michael Gambon, Freddie Jones, Roy Kinnear, Maureen Lipman, Anna Massey, Ron Moody, Denis Quilley, Leonard Rossiter, Victor Spinetti.
BBC Bristol
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BBC2 Invitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tournament From a record entry of 64 top county bowlers, just eight pairings have survived the opening rounds to reach the quarter-finals. Among the early casualties were defending champions Eddie Hulbert and Tommy Johnstone , beaten in their opening match.
Now in its sixth year, Top Crown offers record prize money of E7,200 - with E2,000 going to the winners.
In this evening's first quarter-final, Lancashire's Vernon Lee and Jim Hadfield , with no less than six pairs titles to their credit, bid for their first Top Crown title against
Greater Manchester's
Jim Collen and Ingham Gregory - the 1984 NatWest Champions. The first of seven programmes introduced by Richard Duckenfleld from the GEC Club, Stretford, Manchester.
Commentator HARRY RIGBY Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester

The first of six programmes Introduced by Robert Robinson
Can you tell Kafka from
Cartland? Or Austen from The Archers? Test your literary knowledge against that of Germaine Greer Frederic Raphael Hilary Spurling William Cooper as they air their passions and prejudices about the works and authors in question. Readings by Benjamin Whitrow Designer MARTIN CHILDS
Assistant producer YABA BADOE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer PHILIP SPEIGHT Producer CHRIS MOHR

also starring
Catherine Deneuve Eddie Albert
Phil Gaines is a poor but honest cop - devoted to his job. His companion is Nicole, a beautiful call-girl, equally devoted to her more lucrative profession. Together they plan to escape the world of hustling and violence, but when Gaines becomes involved in a brutal murder case it dramatically affects both their lives.
Screenplay by STEVE SHAGAN Produced and directed by ROBERT ALDRICH
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Gordon Hunt (oboe) with Jean Anderson (piano) plays WEBER Concertino