6.50 Man of Mode by George Etherege

7.40 Vibrations in Car Suspensions

8.5 Industrial Strife

8.30 Brain and Skull

8.55 Volunteering the Unemployed

9.20 The Public Inquiry

9.45 The Social Primate: Good Timing

10.10 Chemistry: History of Norethindrone

10.35 Internal Combustion Engine

11.0 Ethnic Minorities: Colonisin' in Reverse

11.25 The Oldham Experience

11.50 Music: Formal Analysis

12.15 Baffled by Design

12.40 Mantegna: The Triumphs of Caesar

1.5 Football: Constructing the Spectacle

1.30 Modern Art: Greenberg on Pollock

1.55 Synthesis in the Laboratory

The magazine in English, bringing both current affairs and entertainment from the Asian world. It's lively, fun and sometimes controversial, covering stories affecting
Asians both here and abroad. Entertainment ranges from music to dance, from film clips to star interviews, from the classic to the modern. Producer NARINDER MNHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX

Ross-on- Wye
After four sodden weeks at the seaside, Tony Baker and Jenny Powell plunge into a PGL activity holiday on the river Wye.
Co-starring in these tales of the river bank are Sandra Roberts and Emma Jones , the two new presenters from Wales, appearing under slightly false pretences because Ross-on-Wye is just over the border in England. It's an orgy of outdoor pursuits, abseiling, motocross, horse riding, and grass ski-ing.
Associate producer JONATHAN KING Production PETER HAMILTON BBC North West

Voted the best pop newcomers of 1985, Go West have now emerged as an original, innovative group whose distinctive sound is akin to modern Motown.
In this concert, recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, Go West add some contemporary material to the songs from their previous best-selling LP of the same name.
Producer JOHN G. SMITH
Produced by WHITE RABBIT productions for BBCtv.
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MCC v Rest of the World from Lord's. Third day
Introduced by TONY LEWIS

Written and narrated by Nicholas Woolley
'I've caused you a lot of trouble, Dad', whispered 9-year-old William [text removed], in bed in London's Royal Free Hospital, desperately ill with leukaemia. His best chance of survival was a bone-marrow transplant. Nicholas Woolley tells the story of what happened to William, his 6-year-old sister Harriet - donor of the bone marrow - and their parents Tim and Sue [text removed].
Inspiring TIMES Memorable and moving GUARDIAN
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF
Producer JULIA MCLAREN

The last of a six-part introduction to the language and people.

Writer Jose Saramago, television presenter Edite Estrela, and President Mario Soares discuss the future of Portuguese language and culture, from Portugal itself to Brazil, Africa and the Far East.
Presented by Roberta Fox
(e)

Debbie Thrower with today's latest news and sport.
Moira Stuart reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles.
Followed by Weather

The famous Welsh tenor sings his favourite songs and arias with his special guests: Nancy Argenta (soprano) Robert Codd (bassoon) BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader BARRY HASKEY conducted by Andrew Greenwood
Recorded at the Opera House, Buxton
Lighting STAN JONES Sound GEOFF ATKINS Executive producer J MERVYN WILLIAMS
Producer HEFIN OWEN BBC Wales

starring
John Wayne Joanne Dru
In this exhilarating Western, shot against the majestic background of Monument
Valley, Wayne plays Nathan Brittles , a US Cavalry officer on the point of retirement. On his last mission he suffers a setback and is 'retired'.
In order to avert a full-scale Indian war Capt Brittles decides to act on his own ... Wayne's performance ranks as one of his finest and most complex in a film regarded as a Ford 'masterpiece'.
Screenplay by FRANK NUGENT and LAWRENCE STALLINGS , based on a Story by JAMES WARNER BELLAH Produced by JOHN FORD and MERIAN C. COOPER Directed by JOHN FORD
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Robin Bailey ,
Leslie Crowther , Patricia Hayes and Paula Wilcox tell Glyn Worsnip about ham acting, live television, and fan letters - all part of a life On Stage Assistant producers
PATRICIA MIFFLIN. LOUIS ROBINSON Producer JULIET MAY BBC Pebble Mill

MCC v Rest of the World from Lord's
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Producer KEITH MACKENZIE

starring
Peter Cushing
Veronica Carlson
Simon Ward
Baron Frankenstein's latest scheme is to preserve the medical knowledge of an insane surgeon by transplanting his brain into another body. Surprised by a burglar,
Frankenstein is forced to flee to Altenburg - merely the first step on a trail of terror leading to a fiery climax.
Screenplay by BERT BATT
Produced by ANTHONY NELSON KEYS Directed by TERENCE FISHER
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