6.50 City Centre Development

7.40 Cosmology Before Newton

8.5 Topology: Classifying Surfaces

8.30 Geology: Rock Textures

8.55 Intermediate Value Theorems

9.20 Constable: The Leaping Horse

9.45 Social Sciences: Sociobiology

10.10 Nene College and the 80s

10.35: Maths: Finding a Formula

11.0 Calculus: Area for Revision

11.25 Science: The Periodic Table

11.50 Maths Modelling: Knots

12.15 Biology: Pattern Formation

12.40 Pine Point: A Lead-Zinc Deposit

1.5 A Convent Education

The Save and Prosper Middlesex Sevens
Nigel Starmer-Smith introduces the great moments and excitement as the last 16 sides strive to reach the final in front of a capacity crowd at Twickenham.
Last year's winners
Harlequins, runners-up Nottingham, plus guests
Jedforest and Wakefield had a bye to the final 16, whereas the other 12 qualified from over 300 entries.
Commentator BILL MCLAREN Series producer HUW JONES

Introduced by Desmond Lynam Timetable*
2.20 Cricket
3.10 Motocross
3.30 Golf
5.0 Cricket
6.20 Motocross
'Timings are subject to alteration
Golf
Epson Grand Prix
Ove Sellberg, remember him? Yes, he won last time and Anders Forsbrand was third - they're Swedish and didn't play in the European Ryder
Cup team. Howard Clark was second and Sandy Lyle fourth, but that's all history. Commentators
PETER ALLJSS. BRUCE CRITCHLEY TONY JACKLIN. CLIVE CLARK
Cricket
Refuge Assurance League Kent v Worcester
Sure there's more to English cricket than IAN BOTHAM , but can he be ignored - and him in his new colours too? Commentators
PETER WALKER , RALPH DELLOR and PHIL EDMONDS
Motocross
Shell Oils 250cc
Grand Prix of GB Third round of the World Championship
Commentators TONY JARDINE and BARRY NUTLEY Television presentation:
Golf JOHN SHREWSBURYVINER
Cricket
BOB DUNCAN
Motocross
KEITH MACKENZIE
Studio producer CAMPBELL FERGUSON Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS

Presenters Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton With MARK ROGERSON and FRANCINE STOCK
Personal Services in the City Today's non-stop City gent has spawned a shoal of new entrepreneurs. They service his every need, whether sartorial, gastronomic or horticultural.
Paul Burden reports. Producer CLAIRE WALMSLEY Editor JONATHAN CRANE

Pattie Coldwell introduces the last of the current series and helps Harry Greene to erect some garden fencing.
The team also looks at timber treatments and in What's in Store reviews some of the latest products and gadgets, including smoke detectors.
Designer Gilly Love rings the changes to achieve a new look for summer in the sitting room. Rick Ball puts viewers' top tips to the test. Director JULIA D. SIMKIN
Producer ANDREW MEIKLE
Series producer STEPHANIE SILK BBC Pebble Mill
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The third in BBC2's season of Verdi operas. Tonight starring with the Chorus and Orchestra of the Welsh National Opera conducted by Richard Armstrong
Libretto by Borro after SHAKESPEARE
'It is the way in which Stein draws together all the elements -movement, design, lighting - as a vivid theatrical entity, which makes such a strong impression. The opera is seen, as it were, as a sequence of paintings ...
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Crowning BBC2's Verdi season is Peter Stein 's visually exciting production, widely acclaimed as one of the major operatic achievements of the 1980s, given in Stein's own special television realisation in the opera's centenary year. 'Otello is a great work because it conveys the drama of Shakespeare's play in musical terms, because the psychological acumen of its musical characterisation is so penetrating, and because it conveys with such accuracy that combination of tenderness, violence and sensuality typical of the Elizabethan age.'
(CHARLES OSBORNE)
Act I
Cyprus: the port outside the castle Act II
A hall in the castle
8.55*
Interval with Julian Budden , one of the world's leading
Verdi authorities, who also introduces the opera.
9.3*
Act III
In the great hall of the castle Act IV
Desdemona's bedroom
Costumes MOIDELE BICKEL Set designer LUCIO FANTI
WNO: Make-up PETER OWEN BBC: Sound GEOFF ATKINS Lighting STAN JONES
Videotape editor MEL WILLIAMS
Subtitles by GILLIAN WIDDICOMBE
Executive producer MERVYN WILLIAMS Stage and television direction by PETER STEIN
A simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3.
Viewers with stereo Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away.
Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.

starring
Walter Matthau Glenda Jackson Art Carney
Richard Benjamin Recently widowed,
Dr Charley Nicholas is determined to make up for 31 years of marital fidelity by living the life of a latter-day Casanova. His plans, however, are drastically upset when he embarks on a relationship with divorcee
Ann Atkinson who, now that she is rid of her philandering husband, is not prepared to share Charley with other women.
Screenplay by MAX SHULMAN
JULIUS J. EPSTEIN , ALAN MANDEL and CHARLES SHYER
Produced by ALEX winitsky and ARLENE SELLERS
Directed by HOWARD ZIEFF
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