7.40 Budgeting for Europe's Jobless

8.5 Continental Crust

8.30 Co-operating Computers

8.55 Maths: Fourier Analysis

9.20 Is Social Science Necessary?

9.45 Maths: Modelling Pollution

10.10 Pure Maths: The Exam

10.35 Statistics: Decision Tree

11.0 Preparing for Exams

11.25 Education: Head Start

11.50 Biology: Form and Function

12.15 Life and Death in Rio

12.45 After the Earthquake

1.5 The Piazza della Signoria

1.30 Lift Design in Coal Mines

The first of three films starring James Dean who died 30 years ago this month. With Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson.
After a whirlwind romance and marriage to Bick Benedict, the beautiful Leslie heads for Texas, the half-million-acre Benedict Ranch and a new way of life.
This sprawling movie portrait of Texas life, based on Edna Ferber's famous novel, spans three decades of family life and the changing times between the 1930s and the post-war years. Dean plays the key role of Jett, a part he completed only three weeks before his fatal car accident.
(East of Eden is on BBC2 at 10.35 pm)
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The Unipart British Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl Introduced by TONY GUBBA
JOHN LOWE , No 2 in the world rankings and No 2 seed for this championship, makes his appearance this afternoon with a hard match against local hero JOHN WALLS. John Lowe has never won this title but has appeared in the final three times which is his incentive to go on and pick up the trophy and winner's cheque of £9,000 for the first time. Also involved this afternoon are popular Welsh captain LEIGHTON REES and twice winner of this championship No 7 seed
JOCKY WILSON who will have a tense battle against equal ranking BOB ANDERSON.
Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN Director MIKE ADLEY Producer
KEITH PHILLIPS

Jan Leeming looks at the best news pictures of the week. With subtitles.
Editor BOB MCDOUGALL

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton return with the 20th season of Britain's most popular financial and business programme. With
Luke Casey , Nick Clarke and Mark Rogerson reporting from home and abroad on your money ... and other people's. Including this week: Harvest blues: a poor summer here has increased the price of the shopping basket, but in America, good weather has meant ruin for many farmers in the biggest crisis since the Dust Bowl. Plus Managing Granny: what to do with family finances when elderly parents inherit savings. And The Ship Breakers: how
Britain is trying to stop too many ships from chasing too few cargoes.
Studio director DON HARLEY Producer
MICHAEL SCHOOLEY
Editor MICHAEL HOGAN
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Namaqualand: Diary of a Desert Garden
In all Africa there is no stranger riddle than the flowering of the land of the Nama. Those bushmen were the first to see their desert land burgeon into a blaze of colour. But this paradise was always short-lived; a spectacular bloom that quickly withered away, not to be seen again for many years. RODNEY BORLAND filmed the most recent of these stupendous and mystifying displays. To a landscape already weird with huge halfmens plants, elephant ears and baboons' fingers, suddenly came vast arrays of nodding daisies and wave upon wave of mesembryanthemums, wild geraniums, gladioli and amaryllis. The landscape was bathed in brilliant hues, a natural garden whose glory may not shine again before the end of this century. Narrator Barry Paine Film editor PETER SIMKINS
Producer CAROLINE WEAVER Series editor PETER JONES BBC Bristol

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of the first two matches in this evening's session, which features ex-World Champion KEITH DELLER (6) who will have to be on his very best form to beat KEN SUMMERS , who missed beating champion ERIC BRISTOW 'by a wire' in this year's World
Championship first round.
The second match is between No 1 Welshman
PETER LOCKE and Scottish International
RAB FOTHERINGHAM.

by AUGUST STRINDBERG translated by MICHAEL MEYER Introduced by COLIN BLAKELY starring Dorothy Tutin
Colin Blakely , Edward Fox Robert Lang , Irene Handl Amanda Waring
When Laura is told by her husband that she can have no say in deciding their daughter's education she retaliates by hinting that
Bertha may not after all be his daughter. The suspicion takes root in the Captain's mind with terrifying results.
Music composed by DEREK BOURGEOIS
Lighting CLIVE THOMAS
Script editor STUART GRIFFITHS Designer TIM HARVEY Producer LOUIS MARKS
Directed by KENNETH rVES 0 FEATURE: page 16

The second of three films starring James Dean
Tonight with Julie Harris, Raymond Massey

This 20th-century version of the Cain and Abel theme set in the Californian farmlands made James Dean a Hollywood star overnight. He plays Cal, a wild adolescent who discovers that his mother is not dead but is in fact running a brothel in a nearby town. The discovery proves traumatic for Cal and begins the break-up of his strained relationship with his austere father and elder brother, Aron.

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The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar Bowl
Introduced by TONY GUBBA The last two matches in the first round this evening which could provide the winner of this year's title. CLIFF LAZARENKO (3) has never won a week-long televised tournament but, with a bit of luck, this could be his for the first time. His opponent will not be easy to overcome as ROBERT MACKENZIE beat him in the last World Masters.
In the other match is exciting newcomer TERRY COLLINS , from Market Harborough, who plays seasoned Scots
International LES MUIRHEAD.