6.50 The Historical Legacy

7.40 17th-century Court Patronage

8.5 Adult Education: Learning in Groups

8.30 Landscape: Bodmin and Dorset

8.55 Pure Maths: Orthogonal Bases

9.20 Language and Literature

9.45 Social Science: Shirts and Coal

10.10 Issues in Education: Who'll Be Mother?

10.35 Maths: Inverse Functions

11.0 Introduction to Calculus

11.25 Science: Drifting Continents

11.50 Maths Methods: Complex Exponentials

12.15 Biology: Membranes

12.40 Resource Geology

1.5 Potsdam 2: The Confrontation

1.30 Development in a Turkish Village

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Wales v England
The Gas Challenge France v Scotland
Nigel Starmer-Smith introduces highlights of yesterday's matches in the international championship. After great improvement against France, England, with defeats in their two matches, travelled to Wales knowing they haven't won there since 1963. Scotland won their first match against Ireland, but for their second went to Paris, not having won there since 1969 and with the French favourites for this year's Grand Slam.
Commentator in Paris
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Commentators in Cardiff
BILL MCLAREN , BILL BEAUMONT TV presentation (Paris) A2F
Producer DEWI GRIFFITHS
Series producer HUW JONES

Continues the BBCtv tribute to Cary Grant who died last year.
Today with Myrna Loy

For years, Jim Blandings, a successful advertising executive, has lived with his wife Muriel in a cramped New York apartment. Finally the Blandings decide to move out and lead an ideal life in their dream house, a 'ruin' in Connecticut.
This sparkling comedy gave Cary Grant and the enchanting Myrna Loy two of their best roles.
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Landmarks
The first of a series in which three of Britain's leading exponents of 20th-century repertoire trace recent developments in composition within their own sphere. 'Almost every piece we commission calls for some new technique. We're pioneers - we always tell ourselves that when we're having problems!'
Vocal director Terry Edwards performs some of the landmarks of music for vocal ensemble with the London Sinfonietta Voices and Electric Phoenix. Sound NORMAN CANLIN Lighting JOHN MORRANS
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER Producer HILARY BOULDING BBC Scotland

'If not we, then who? If not now, then when?’ MIKHAIL GORBACHEV , July 1986.
This week Thinking Aloud comes from Moscow, at a time when Soviet history is beine made.
Michael Ignatieff and his guests
Dr Radomir Bogdanov , US and Canada Studies Institute Peter Frank, University of Essex
Dr Ivan Korolyov , Institute of World Economy and International Relations
Vladimir Posner , political observer discuss Gorbachev's dream for USSR 2000: what happens if he wins; what happens if he fails?
Assistant producer MARK HARRISON Studio director ROY CHAPMAN Producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN BBC Bristol
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featuring
The Men's Downhill from Aspen, USA
David Vine introduces the latest high-speed action from ski racing's annual competition to find the season's most consistent downhiller. Switzerland's PETER MUELLER is on an Aspen hat-trick, in fact he's won four of the last six World Cup races on 'Ruthie's Run' here in Colorado.
Meanwhile the women resume their quest for downhill honours on the Olympic course at Mount
Allan in Canada, and surely only local lass LAURIE GRAHAM can stop more Swiss success stories.
Television presentation ESPN, USA Producer JIM RESIDE

Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton present Britain's most popular financial and business programme.
With PAUL BURDEN
JAMES HOGG , MARK ROGERSON and FRANCINE STOCK Producer JOHN WILLIAMS Editor JONATHAN CRANE

If you've got room for improvement, Pattie Coldwell presents the programme that helps you help yourself.
Harry Greene takes the guesswork out of tile cutting and laying sheet vinyl flooring and goes on the road in Troubleshoot to assist viewers in distress.
Designer Gilly Love reveals the finished kitchen in the house at Pebble Mill, while Pattie takes a closer look at the timber and brick construction and asks the Building Research
Establishment their opinion. Director JULIA SIMKIN
Producer ANDREW MEIKLE
Series producer STEPHANIE SILK BBC Pebble Mill
Letters and fact sheet requests with sae please, to: [address removed]

Haywards Foods British
International Championship England v Scotland
The second match of the triangular tournament takes place today with the traditional needle match between England and Scotland; the favourites being England on their home ground.
There are four newcomers to the England squad, once again led by the World
Professional Champion, JOHN LOWE. Surprisingly the international, Alan Glazier has been left out.
Scotland are led by that seasoned campaigner PETER MASSON , who plays from
Merseyside, and will hope that their international stars, JOCKY WILSON and ROBERT MACKENZIE , will be on their best form.

Sarah Dunant reviews four programmes with her studio guests:
The Clothes Show (BBC1) Bookmark (BBC2)
Frocks on the Box (TVS) Chateauvallon (Channel Four)
Producer CHARLES MILLER

The Monarflex
World Professional Billiards Championship 1987 The Final from the Albert Hall , Bolton
The two finalists should come from the top four seeds. They are current world champion ROBBIE FOLDVARI , NORMAN DAGLEY , the current UK champion and last year's runner-up, and MARK WILDMAN and RAY EDMONDS , winners in 1984 and 1985 respectively.
This year's winner will receive a cheque for £9,500. DAVID ICKE introduces highlights of the final, which is the best-of-five games to 400-up.
Commentators
CLIVE EVERTON JACK KARNEHM Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE , PETER HAYWARD

Original screenplay by ANDREW DAVIES
Jo teaches 'difficult' children - American style. Young Helen , one of her most rebellious pupils, teaches horse-riding - Cotswold style. Who is going to learn the most?
Music JIM PARKER
Film editor DICK ALLEN
Designer STUART WALKER
Photography PHILIP BONHAM-CARTER Producer TERRY COLES Directed by PAUL SEED
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England v Scotland
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of today's match, including the result of the ladies tournament.
From the Guild Hall, Preston Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS