10.20 Primary School Science: 1

10.45 Science Preparatory Maths: Graphs

11.0 Countdown to the OU: 3

11.25 Open Forum: Leonardo da Vinci Lecture

12.15 Marketing in Action: If the Customer's Happy

12.40 Understanding Pregnancy: A Time to Grow

1.5 Biotechnology: Gentlemen, Place Your Bets

starring
John Wayne
George Sanders Claire Trevor
Wayne stars as Jim Smith , leader of the 'Black Boys' who opposed their colonial masters in the America of the mid-1700s.
Written and produced by P. J. WOLFSON
Directed by WILLIAM A. SEITER
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Written and directed by Albert Lewin.
Starring George Sanders, Angela Lansbury, Ann Dvorak

Returning penniless to Paris in 1880, Georges Duroy begins a career in journalism. Moving among the elegant rich, Georges's love affairs further his fortune and status. This stylish adaptation of Guy de Maupassant is shown in a restored version with a brief colour sequence.
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starring with The Dynamiters
Laramie's financial future hangs precariously in the balance, when a stagecoach carrying a huge cash shipment is ingeniously robbed by Bob Murkland and his partner. Jess Harper sets off in pursuit of the thieves. Written by RON BISHOP
Directed by LESLEY SELANDER (R)

A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.

First of two films made in Bamberg.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
(Part 2 tomorrow on BBC1 at 10.55am) (Shown last Sun on BBC1 and Tues on BBC2)
(Complementary radio programme this afternoon at 4.30pm on Radio 4 VHF/FM)

Bitter Cold
Twelve men live in flimsy tents, tormented by the Antarctic climate.
Can man adapt to the cold?
Narrator Paul Vaughan
Filmed and produced for Australian Broadcasting Corporation by DAVID PARER
Adapted for BBCtv by JACK WEBER

The news of the day and the week.
Jan Leeming with today's latest news and sport. And Moira Stuart reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles.
Weather

for the Marley Trophy
Arnold Palmer , one of golfs 'living legends', is today joined by sports presenter
Dickie Davies and they take on 'the man in black', Gary Player and his partner 'Man About the House'
Richard O'Sullivan.
In the second match of the series they play nine selected holes of the famous Ailsa
Course at Turnberry, venue for the 1986 Open Championship. Introduced by Peter Alliss
Assistant producers
DEREK MARTIN , DENIS KELLY Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING. ALASTAIR SCOTT
Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON
A BBC video:
Play Golf with Peter AlUss : BBCV/B 1004
available from retailers

What Really Happened in Iran
Five years ago this week, on the last day of Jimmy Carter 's and the first of Ronald Reagan 's presidency, a Boeing 727 of Air Algeria took off from Tehran's
Mehrabad Airport and flew out of Iran. On board were 52 American hostages, who had been held captive by the regime of the Ayatollah Khomeini for over 14 months Their ordeal began on 4 November 1979, when
Islamic zealots stormed the American Embassy in Tehran, initiating a major confrontation between the USA and Iran. Some
Americans, helped by the Canadian Ambassador and his staff, managed to escape The rest were forced to undergo a long and frightening imprisonment, in the course of which their captors played mental and emotional games with them and even submitted some of them to the horror of a mock execution.
444 Days to Freedom is the product of several years of intensive research by the British-bom Canadian film-maker Les Harris. It combines exclusive Iranian-shot footage from inside the American Embassy with first-hand accounts by a number of former hostages, including the American Charge d'Affaires Bruce Laingen.
Associate producer ANDREW JOHNSON
Director and producer LES HARRIS
A Canamedia production

The magazine of the arts and media presented by Russell Davies , including:
Film: Dreamchild, written by Dennis Potter and directed by Gavin Millar , tells the story of the friendship between The Rev Charles Dodgson and 10-year-old Alice Liddell , which resulted in Alice in Wonderland. Terry Jones , Diana Holman-Hunt and Louise Page discuss the film.
Print: Peter Ackroyd 's
Hawksmoor was Whitbread Best Novel of 1985 and is one of five contenders for Book of the Year - Britain's richest literary prize - which is announced on Tuesday. How does he combine his novel-writing with his other literary activities - as biographer, film, television and literary critic in today's Grub Street?
Images: Salford is familiar to many people from the paintings of L. S. Lowry. It was the setting for Love on the Dole, A Taste of Honey and Hobson's Choice. Its rich photographic history is to be preserved in the Documentary Photography Archive. Martin Parr , one of the photographers commissioned to record
Salford life today, explores the changing landscape of this industrial city. Assistant producers
VIRGINIA BELL . CHRISTOPHER HALE
Studio director JONATHAN FULFORD
Producer KEVIN LOADER
Editor JOHN ARCHER

(Panny z Wilka) starring
Daniel Olbrychski Anna Seniuk
Christine Pascal
Disillusioned with his humdrum life,
Wiktor Kubin tries to relive the idyllic summer of 1914. He returns to the country, and renews old acquaintances hoping to rekindle an old love. The young ladies of Wilko, treasuring the same memories, are eager to revive that romantic interlude of 15 years earlier.
Like his hero, Wiktor Rubin , director Andrzej Wajda turned his back on contemporary problems to create this charming portrait of a lost time.
Screenplay by ZBIGNIEW KAMINSKI
From the novel by JAROSLAV IWASWZKIEWICZ
Directed by ANDRZEJ WAJDA
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