6.50 The English Landscape Garden

7.15 A Question of Control

7.40 Weapons Procurement

8.5 Stressed Materials: Made without Flaw

8.30 Minimum Cost Flows

8.55 Sociology: The Home - Castle or Cage?

9.20 Childhood in Victorian Literature

9.45 Reconstruction of the Bankside Theatres

10.10 Chemistry: Dynamic Aspects of NMR

10.35 Technology and Change: Sulphuric Acid

11.0 Ethnic Minorities: Colonisin' in Reverse

11.25 Thirties Film Comedy

11.50 A Feel for Space

12.15 Geology: Mapping in the Yorkshire Dales

12.40 Communication: Face to Face

1.5 The Changing Countryside: Face of the Fells

1.30 Modern Art: Van Gogh

In this week's Chess Classic from Brussels, England's top-ranked player, Nigel Short, challenges West Germany's enigmatic Robert Hubner. Jeremy James and Bill Hartston follow every move in the second round of the OHRA tournament.

starring
Michael Redgrave Michael Denison Dorothy Tutin
Edith Evans and Joan Greenwood as Miss Gwendolen Fairfax
This classic version of Oscar Wilde 's comedy is being shown as a tribute to British actress Joan Greenwood , who died earlier this month.
Two wealthy bachelors, Jack and Algernon, use the imaginary name 'Ernest' when courting Gwendolen and Cecily, but are shocked when both girls fall for 'Ernest's' charms.
Produced by TEDDY BAIRD
Directed by ANTHONY ASQUITH
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Tuborg World Cup The Final
Can IRELAND 'A' with Dennis Taylor , Alex Higgins and Eugene Hughes make it three wins in a row? If they reach the final, will they be up against the ENGLAND team of Steve Davis , Joe Johnson and Tony Meo ? Introduced by DAVID ICKE

Christopher Jones reports on another week of debates in the House of Lords.

The weekly look at the world of information technology with Lesley Judd and Fred Harris
If you book an airline ticket you're likely to be in the hands of a computer until you pick up your luggage at the other end. Micro Live investigates the system. When the Torrey Canyon sank in the English Channel 20 years ago this week, the oil it spilled caused great damage to the coast and to wildlife. If it happened today, a computer model would be used to speed up decisions on how to fight the disaster. Micros have become a familiar sight in our schools, but they may become as familiar in the nursery. Studio director DAVE THOMAS Producers
PETER BRATT. TERRY MARSH Series editor DAVID ALLEN (e)

Jan Leeming with today's latest news and sport.
Debbie Thrower reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles. Weather

Luciano Berio's 1968 masterpiece with Simon Rattle conducting Electric Phoenix and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra leader Felix Kok

'A piece about a symphony and about myths' is Simon Rattle's description of this revolutionary work.
Luciano Berio was born in 1925. For the past 30 years he has been the dazzling experimenter of contemporary music, extending brilliantly the range of both instruments and voices. His Sinfonia has already acquired the status of a 20th-century masterpiece. It is literally a new kind of 'sounding-together' for eight voices and a large symphony orchestra. Berio and Rattle introduce this complete performance, specially designed for television.

Sound ALAN WARD
Film editor PETER HARRIS
Videotape editor PHIL SOUTHBY
Executive producer DENNIS MARKS
Directed by BARRIE GAVIN

The arts and media magazine presented by Russell Davies including:
Architecture: the Big Bang has already changed the architectural face of much of London. With the City's centre spreading, the area around Spitalfields market now faces being torn between the redevelopers and the conservationists. This conflict calls into question our whole notion of what city life should be, and how architects should serve and preserve it. Leon Krier and Richard MacCormac are among those architects facing the dilemma of how to finance redevelopment without destroying the community.
Music: Olivier Messiaen , France's greatest living composer, is spending this week at the Royal Academy of Music working with student performers and new composers such as George Benjamin. Paul Crossley reports on the festival and talks to Messiaen about the experience of passing on his insights to a new generation. Books: the man behind The Face on the Cutting Room
Floor: 50 years ago Gollanz published this thriller by Cameron McCabe set in London's film world. On its republication by Penguin,
Saturday Review tracks down its real author,
Ernest Borneman , now a leading sexologist in upper Austria. Directors DAISY GOODWIN
PETER MANUIRA. ALEX MARENGO Producer KEVIN LOADER
Editor JOHN ARCHER

Tuborg World Cup The Final (part 2)
It should be an IRELAND 'A' V ENGLAND final, but whichever teams make it, it's bound to be a close battle throughout the 17 frames. DAVID ICKE introduces further coverage from Bournemouth International Centre. Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers JIM MEADOWCROFT
JOHN VIRGO

Concludes Ingmar Bergman's magical journey into childhood and contrasts it with an earlier haunting journey to self-discovery. Introduced by Derek Malcolm
Fanny and Alexander: 4
The Ekdahl family rally round to save Emilie and her children from the oppressive severity of the bishop's household. When negotiations break down, old Isak resorts to magic. For Alexander, Emilie and Helena dreams become reality.
Written and directed by Ingmar Bergman
(A Swedish series with English subtitles)
and at 11.55
Wild Strawberries (Smultronstället)
starring Victor Sjöström Bibi Andersson
Professor Isak Borg, woken by a terrifying surrealist dream, abruptly changes his plans. Instead of flying to Lund to receive an honorary doctorate, he will drive right across Sweden. Accompanied by his daughter-in-law Marianne, he stops at his old family home to relive his first love and first disappointment. The professor's journey through dreams and memories to a new-found compassion brought acclaim and awards to Ingmar Bergman and to his star, veteran film director Victor Sjöström.
Written and directed by Ingmar Bergman
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