6.50 Physics: Magnetism

7.15 Roman Architecture

7.40 Living Language

8.5 Popular Television: 1: Genre

8.55 Manufacturing the Miracle

9.20 The Study of Drawings

9.45 Database: Management System

10.10 Pure Maths: Cycles

10.35 Maths: Newton's Third Law

11.0 Calculus: Behaviour of Functions

11.25 Maths: Contour Integrals

11.50 Time for Design

12.15 Money Grows on Trees?

12.40 Modern Art: Mondrian

1.5 Education: Financial Cuts

1.30 The Dalradian of Banffshire

starring
Robert Mitchum Genevieve Page
Victor Danemore , a mysteriously wealthy resident of the Riviera, dies suddenly of a heart attack. When his former press agent, Dave Bishop , learns about a document relating to the dead man he is drawn into a trail across Europe, where he becomes involved with Nazi agents, blackmail and murder ...
Written, produced and directed by SHELDON REYNOLDS
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The Comhill Insurance Test Series
England v India from Lord's
PETER WEST with coverage of this afternoon's play. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , TONY LEWIS Summarisers
BOB WILLIS , TED DEXTER

In the days before jumbo juggernauts, express coaches and motorway madness, there used to be a saner, altogether more pleasant way to travel - by steam train. The Somerset and Dorset railway linked Bournemouth with Bath and the north of England. Despite its nickname, 'Slow and Dirty', the S and D was a much-loved holiday route to the seaside. Now it's all gone, buried under bypasses and housing estates. But it's not forgotten. Twenty years after it closed rail enthusiast Mike Arlett brought together its two most celebrated enginemen, driver Donald Beale and his fireman
Peter Smith , to re-live their own golden age of steam. Film cameraman CLIVE NORTH Film editor JO PAYNE
Producer ANDREW JOHNSTON

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

The Huddersfield
Choral Society founded 150 years ago today, celebrates with a performance of VERDI'S choral masterpiece. Soloists
Natalia Troitskaya (soprano) Alexandrina Milcheva
(mezzo-soprano)
Veriano Luchetti (tenor) Martti Talvela (bass) Halle Orchestra leader PAN HON LEE conducted by Owain Arwel Hughes from the Huddersfield Town Hall
Introduced by Brian Kay Presented for television by JOHN VERNON
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The Old Gringo
Carlos Fuentes , the Mexican novelist, the author of the acclaimed Terra Nostra and The Death of Artemio Cruz is one of the Latin American authors who has brought 'magical realism' to the notice of the world. Surreal, comic and horrific, his books deal with the powerful and the dispossessed of his native land in a world in which past, present and future blend together in the hands of the narrator. In tonight's special edition of Bookmark he talks about The Old Gringo, his new novel, already a bestseller in the US, in which he traces the fortunes of an old American journalist who crosses the border into
Mexico. The novel is set in 1914 at the time of Pancho Villar's revolution, and Fuentes's hero, the old gringo of the title, has come to die ... 'to be a gringo in Mexico ... ah that is euthanasia ...' Director ARDAN FISHER

The Comhill Insurance
Test Series
England v India from Lord's
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE ALAN GRIFFITHS
Executive producer NICK HUNTER Video:
Botham's Ashes - The 1981
Cornhill Insurance Test Series, BBCV/B 5015 available from retailers

(Mortelle randonnee)
Starring Michel Serrault Isabelle Adjani

'The Eye', a private detective working for a surveillance agency, is down on his luck. He is given one last chance to redeem himself by investigating the romantic activities of a beautiful young woman. As he follows an erratic trail littered with the corpses of wealthy jet-set lovers 'The Eye' becomes obsessed with the wanton Catherine. Claude Miller's sardonic thriller features stylish performances from an impressive cast led by Isabelle Adjani and Michel Serrault.

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