10.10 Studying with the Open University

10.35 Open Forum

An early chance to see the outcome of Nigel Mansell's bid to take the World Drivers' Championship.
(Shown live at 3.20am)

Lake District
Let No Limits transport you beneath the trees, beside the Lake District.
Directors TOM DOCHERTY , JEM KIME BBC Manchester

Wales 'B' v France 'B' and Cardiff v Harlequins Nigel Starmer-Smith introduces highlights of these two matches.
The 'B' international is a proving ground for the up-and-coming players of both countries and the top Anglo-Welsh club clash between Cardiff and the 'Quins' always provides exciting viewing. Commentator MARTYN WILLIAMS
Director DEWI GRIFFlTHS
Series producer Huw JONES

International Snooker
The Rothmans Grand Prix The Final (Frames 1-8)
STEVE DAVIS V JIMMY WHITE was the popular forecast a week ago. Steve Davis , the holder, is always the favourite, but with TERRY GRIFFITHS. ALEX HIGGINS and DENNIS TAYLOR he will have done really well to have qualified. Jimmy White had a comparatively easy draw, but TONY KNOWLES was a danger and one of the giant-killers might have caught the habit. International Tennis
The Pretty Polly Classic from the Brighton Centre
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES The final of this E140,000 tournament which this year has attracted the best entry for years.
Seeded to meet in today's match are STEFFl GRAF , who beat Martina Navratilova to win this year's German Open, and HELENA SUKOVA.
Commentators
DAN MASKELL. ANN JONES

Philip Jones Finale
After 35 years of leading his own ensemble, Philip Jones gives his penultimate public concert, recorded at this year's Bath Festival. With the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, he has created a whole new chamber repertoire for brass instruments, ranging from the Renaissance to the present day.
In this concert he plays Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 3 in G
Suite Francaise by Debussy, and extracts from a work written specially for the group by Andre Previn , Triolet for Brass.
Michael Berkeley introduces the programme and talks to Philip Jones about his remarkable achievements. Sound NEIL MURRAY
Lighting DEREK FAWLEY
Director JONATHAN FULFORD
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER

Thinking Aloud this week comes from France. Michael Ignatieff and his guests: Writer Alain Finkielkraut, philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy and anthropologist Dan Sperber, discuss Writers and power: the view from Paris.
BBC Bristol

Presenters Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton With PAUL BURDEN
TOM MADDOCKS and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money - and other people's.
Including this week:
Countdown to Big Bang
Tomorrow is the City's big day. A report live from the Stock Exchange on their last-minute preparations - and Mark Rogerson asks what the changes will mean to industry and to the small investor.
Producer MICHAEL SCHOOLEY Studio director KATHY GEE Editor JONATHAN CRANE

Ludovic Kennedy presents his selection of the week's television and discusses: The Life and Loves of a She Devil (BBC2)
Weekend World (LWT) and Golden Girls (Chanel 4). His studio guests are
Marina Warner, writer and critic; Robert Kilroy-Silk , ex-MP and future television presenter; and Toyah Willcox , singer and actress.
Assistant producers JAMES HAWES AGNIESZKA PIOTROWSKA DEVENDRA VARMA
Studio director NICHOLAS BARKER Producer CHARLES MILLER
(Shortened version tomorrow 5.30)

A live celebration of the wilderness and wildlife of planet earth.
David Attenborough and Julian Pettifer invite you to join them on a satellite safari around the world.
From a studio at Television
Centre, London, they are linked with 16 wilderness locations where celebrities and experts wait to show you wildlife spectacles as they happen. Actress and conservationist
Stefanie Powers on the banks of the Chilkat River in Alaska ...
German naturalist
Heinz Sielmann with marine iguanas and giant tortoises on Darwin's famous
Galapagos Islands ...
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh at the Wolong Panda Reserve in the mountains of China ... Indian Prime Minister
Rajiv Gandhi talks about his country's tigers ...
Sir Peter Scott and Tony Soper from the floodlit swan-lake at Slimbridge ...
Norwegian Kon-Tiki hero
Thor Heyerdahl , in reindeer country north of the Arctic Circle. This unique television event - planned to mark the 25th anniversary of the World Wildlife Fund - also features North American bison, snow geese, wildebeest on migration in East Africa, antelope rutting on the Steppes of Russia, walrus in the Sea of Okhotsk, red-crowned cranes in Japan, kangaroos in Australia and finally albatrosses and penguins in New Zealand. In 90 minutes World Safari will have spanned our planet from west to east, from the Arctic to the tropics, from day through night, and from winter to summer.
Studio director PHILIP CHILVERS Designer RICHARD MORRIS
Technical co-ordinator JEFF JEFFERY Co-ordinating producer JOHN DOBSON
Executive producer PETER CRAWFORD
A NATURAL HISTORY UNIT production (Highlights tomorrow at 3.0pm)
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Seven films on the love-lives of people round the world. 4: Parents and Children
What do people have children for? And now that they can choose whether or not to have children, do they really want them? Parents in Kenya, India, Italy and Hungary talk about how they plan their families.
Beside Lake Victoria , Kenyan men tell how children bring social respect; in Madras, an Indian couple restage their marriage so their children can be present; in Italy, a group of women explain why abortion is so much more popular than the pill; and in Hungary, parents calculate the cost of a second child, and decide to spend the money on themselves.
Assistant producers
MUKTI JAIN, ANGELA KAYE
Producer WILLIAM NICHOLSON
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The Final
Conclusion - frames 9-17
Ray Reardon , Tony Knowles , Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis have previously won this championship, which for the last two years has carried world-ranking points.
This year the grand prix winner will collect £55,000; the runner-up £33,000.
Introduced by DAVID VINE from the Hexagon, Reading Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM. CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers JOHN SPENCER
JIM MEADOWCROFT. JOHN VIRGO Television presentation
MIKE ADLEY. PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER

The Pretty Polly Classic from the Brighton Centre
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Highlights of today's final in this tournament which is now established as one of the best in Europe. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , GERALD WILLIAMS
ANN JONES. VIRGINIA WADE Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
BBCtv tries not to broadcast programmes unsuitable for children before 9.0 pm.
After that time parents can be expected to share responsibility for what children are allowed to see. Some programmes after 9.0 pm may be appropriate for an adult audience only.