6.50 Urban Change: People into Politics

7.40 Architecture and Society

8.5 The Future of Print

8.30 Geology: Interpreting Sediments

8.55 Pure Maths: Quadric Surfaces

9.20 Religion in Victorian Bristol

9.45 Conflict: Strike News

10.10 Adult Literacy: Cape Verde: 1

10.35 Maths: Conies

11.0 Calculus: Taylor Polynomials

11.25 Rabbits and Chalk Grassland

11.50 Maths Models and Methods

12.15 Biology: Fish out of Water

12.40 Scientists Remember Germany 1918-1945

1.5 State and Society: Poland

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Wimbledon 87 Men's Final
When it was decided in 1968 to award prize money at
Wimbledon, Rod Laver was able to draft what now appears a measly E2,000 into an Australian bank for his efforts. The then market price of a four-bedroomed house in London SW19 was £12,968. When in 1986 Boris Becker added a further E140,000 to the E130,000 he'd won the year before, the same house near the All England Club would fetch E425,000 which only goes to prove that property's a better bet if you're struggling to get the old first serve in. The finalists appear on centre court at around 1.50 and it is anticipated that Boris will at least be one of those. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT Television presentation: Tennis JOHN ROWLINSON
Studio producer CAMPBELL FERGUSON Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS
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Introducing one of America's brightest comedy talents in the sitcom with a difference.... starring
Garry Shandling
The Day Garry Moved In
Garry Shandling - comedian, failed lover, a man obsessed with his hair - would like to take you into his confidence. Watch him move into his new place; meet his neighbours; witness the theft of his furniture; wonder at his choice of romantic dates; see him play basketball. Not bad going for your first show ...
Written by ALAN ZWEIBEL and GARRY SHANDLING
Directed by ALAN RAFKIN

Steve Davis in conversation with Russell Harty
Russell Harty visits six famous personalities in their own homes to find out what in their lives gives them the greatest pleasure.
Today Steve Davis talks about music, food and his methods of relaxing.
He discusses frankly his attitudes to fame and money, considers his 'interesting' reputation, and reveals his personal approach to practising - and winning. Producer MICHAEL KERR
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by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS starring
New Orleans, 1940s, during a heatwave. Blanche DuBois, a fading coquettish southern belle, arrives to take refuge with her sister Stella. There she comes into conflict with Stella's husband, the brutish Stanley. As tensions increase, with Stanley's timid friend
Mitch becoming attracted to Blanche, the dark secrets of her past begin to emerge. This new version of the classic Tennessee Williams play, for which Ann-Margret was nominated for an Emmy, was made with the approval of the author just before his death in 1982. Screenplay by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Produced by MARC TRABULUS Directed by JOHN ERMAN
(First showing on British television)
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The 1987 Formula One World Championship French Grand Prix
A partisan French crowd will be willing ALAIN PROST home as he bids to win a record number of Grand Prix.
But who would bet against AYRTON SENNA , who has steered his 'active suspension' Lotus to victory in the last two races? Luck has deserted Britain's NIGEL MANSELL in those races when mechanical problems robbed him of the lead. But he won the French Grand Prix last year and a repeat performance would put him back in the title race. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER
JAMES HUNT
Television presentation TFi, France
Producer CHARLES BALCHIN

Continuing a season of films starring the versatile American actor. Tonight also with Who controls America? Who killed America's most popular post-war President? Intrigue and murder links with politics as young Nick Kegan becomes involved in solving the mystery of his brother's assassination and finds himself at the mercy of the most powerful man in America - his father. and Elizabeth Taylor in a guest role.
Produced by FRED CARUSO Based on the novel by RICHARD CONDON
Written and directed by WILLIAM RICHERT
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Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in Parliament's Upper Chamber. Editor ELLIE UPDALE