6.50 Calculus: Logarithmic Function

7.15 Biology: Feeding Mechanisms

7.40 Urban Transport and Harlem

8.5 Haydn's 'London' Symphony

8.30 Social Science: Propaganda

8.55 Social Science: Beyond Famine

9.20 Inner City Story: The Docker

9.45 Maths: Modelling Turkeys

10.10 Yorkshire Woollen Industry

10.35 DNA - The Thread of Life

11.0 Open Forum

11.25 Culture and Community: Spain

11.50 19th-century Novel: Tolstoy

12.15 Energy Sources: Petroleum

12.40 Management and the School

1.5 Work, Energy and Power

1.30 Oil: From Small Beginnings

Edinburgh 1986 Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Athletics
DALEY THOMPSON and BEN JOHNSON head the cast in this afternoon's finals.
2.0 110m Hurdles
JON RIDGEON was a good junior, he could be a great senior.
3.0 3,000m
Steeplechase Julius Korir from Kenya is the World record holder.
3.20 Women's 400m
Jamaica's Marilyn Neufville 's record of 51.00 stands from 1970 in Edinburgh.
3.30 Men's 400m
The clever money is on DARREN CLARKE of Australia.
4.25 Women's 100m
MERLENE OTTEYPAGE, another Jamaican lady, will trade silver for gold.
4.35 Men's 100m
Who do you like, JOHNSON of Canada or CHRISTIE of England?
5.0 Women's 3,000m WENDY SLY maybe.
5.35 Decathlon 400m
The last act of day one, and the final three of the Heptathlon, MRS LIVERMORE SIMPSON'S event.
Plus the Final of the Women's Discus
Essentially an afternoon of athletics but news of the other sports throughout and the German Grand Prix - highlights proper at 11.25 pm. Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS

Where the world of courts and torts is turned upside down. Starring

Alex's thrill at the prospect of dinner with the Mayor of New York is tempered by the unease she feels with the testimony of a pregnant teenager who claims a classmate assaulted her. Meanwhile, Molly gets a nickel-and-dime case with a difference....

Edinburgh 1986 Introduced by Steve Rider
Swimming
Tonight's finals:
Women's 400m Freestyle Only an American beat
SARAH HARDCASTLE in LA
Men 100m Freestyle
Remember Mike Wenden was supreme 66 thro' 74 - Edinburgh does.
Women's 100m Backstroke
Nothing to shout about since Linda Ludgrove in 66. Men 200m Backstroke
CAMERON HENNING With bronze was the best
Commonwealth swimmer in Los Angeles. Not much time for anything else but the day's headline makers.

Annees de pelerinage (Years of Pilgrimage)
Introduced and played by Alfred Brendel Second Year: Italy Sposalizio
II Penseroso
Canzonetta del Salvator Rosa Sonetto 47 del Petrarca Sonetto 104 del Petrarca Sonetto 123 del Petrarca
Apres une lecture du Dante - fantasia quasi sonata The second of six programmes in celebration of Franz Liszt , who died 100 years ago.
Recorded in Middle Temple Hall, London
Sound supervisor IAN LEIPER Lighting GEOFF RATHBONE
Producer HUMPHREY BURTON

In this week's show
Paul Daniels travels to
Silverstone where, in a death-defying escape, he matches his life against the driving skills of three-times World Motor Racing Champion Jackie Stewart.
He also introduces his remarkable studio guests: from the USA, the young mathematical wizard Arthur Benjamin ; from Sweden, with hilarious audience participation, Thord Malmstrom.
Special guest Mike Smith Featuring Debbie McGee Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Director DAVID TAYLOR
Produced by JOHN FISHER
J

A drama series in six parts chronicling the early life and times of George Washington , the architect of American Independence and the first President of the USA. Starring
Through the patronage of the Fairfax family, young George Washington rises from humble beginnings to an appointment as Adjutant of Virginia and second-in-command of the provincial regiment. However, in skirmishes with French and Indian forces he suffers military and political humiliation, and decides to retire to private life as a gentleman farmer.
But his fortunes change when General Braddock arrives from England to drive the French back to Canada, and enlists George as an aide.
Written and produced by RICHARD FIELDER
Based on the biography George Washington by JAMES THOMAS FLEXNER Directed by BUZZ KULIK
0 FEATURE: page 82

The 1986 Formula One World Championship German Grand Prix
NIGEL MANSELL was on top of the World - the Drivers'
World Championship - as he began this afternoon's Hockenheim race.
British fans were expecting him to increase his title chances with a win around the 4.2-mile circuit today after the dramatic British Grand Prix two weeks ago.
In 1976 James Hunt won a restarted Brands Hatch race - and went on to take the World crown. Will history repeat itself for Mansell a decade later?
Spare a thought, too, for veteran Jacques Laffitte , injured at Brands. Today's race would have made the Frenchman the most experienced Grand Prix driver of all time. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER. JAMES HUNT Television presentation ARD. West Germany
Producer ROGER MOODY
(Hungarian Grand Prix, Sunday 10 August)
Lap-by-lap coverage on Ceefax page 302