6.50 Living with Past Technology

7.15 Maths: Estimation

7.40 Chardin and the Female Image

8.5 Basque Nationalism

8.30 Physics Beyond Experience

8.55 Pure Maths: Heads and Tails

9.20 Corporate Fitness

9.45 Meanings of Madness

10.10 Community Education in Belfast

10.35 Maths: Modelling Drug Therapy

11.0 The OUSA Conference 1987

11.25 From Peridotite to Granite

11.50 Maths Modelling: Sandcastles

12.15 Mechanics of Photosynthesis

12.40 Earth Science: Shooting the Moon

1.5 Resources for Learning

Introduced by Steve Rider

Timetable*
1.30 Athletics
2.0 Motorcycling
2.50 Cricket; 3.50 Swimming
4.10 Motorcycling
4.30 Athletics; 5.0 Cricket
6.30 Swimming
6.45 Final Score
*Timings are subject to alteration

Athletics
Highlights from two very special competitions - the Pan-American Games with the World Championships looming, and the VII Special Olympics from Indiana - the best from both worlds.
Commentators RON PICKERING, STUART STOREY

Motorcycling from Thruxton
A full programme of road racing including the Shell Oils King of Thruxton sidecar and superbike races and the spectacular superstocks championship. Commentators MURRAY WALKER, BARRY NUTLEY

Cricket: The Refuge Assurance League: Hampshire v Somerset
Last year's Sunday League champions, Hampshire, are still in touch with this year's title - Somerset are also poised for a late challenge.
Commentators PETER WALKER , RALPH DELLOR, DAVID ACKFIELD

Swimming
Final day of the European Championships with the Olympic bronze medal-winner NEIL COCHRAN in action in the 200m Individual Medley.
Commentators ALAN WEEKS. HAMILTON BLAND

Television presentation; Athletics CBS, America and ABC, America
Motorcycling MARTIN WEBSTER
Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Swimming A2F, France
Studio producer CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Assistant editor BRIAN BARW1CK
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor JOHN PHILIPS

starring Garry Shandling The Morning After
Well, there's gratitude for you: having hosted an anniversary party for Pete's parents, Garry wakes up to discover that everyone hates him. What was his crime?
Why will no one talk to him? What lies inside the 'flashback machine'?
Written by JEFF FRANKLIN and ALAN ZWEBEL
Directed by ALAN RAFKIN

Second of three programmes recorded at the Royal
Northern College of Music, Manchester.
Paul Tortelier shares with his students Jenifer Curtis and Wolfgang Panhofer the penetrating insight he brings to performing one of the greatest challenges in the cello repertoire, the Sonata No 1 in E minor by Brahms. Pianist JOHN WILSON Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Producer RODNEY GREENBERG

Key events in the wildlife calendar
Narrated by Robert Hardy The countryside is rich in animals, birds and insects whose lives are governed by the seasons.
In winter salmon spawn and hordes of wildfowl arrive. Spring brings a bustle of courtship, birdsong and the hatching of downy chicks. Summer is the time for insects, deer fawns and young badgers fighting and frolicking in the setts.
Autumn, season of plenty, is when grey seal pups are born and fallow bucks face up to the rut.
Film editor MARTIN ELSBURY
Written by DESMOND HAWKINS Produced by ROBIN PRYTHERCH BBCBristol(R)

BBC2 Invitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tournament from Nobles Park,
Douglas, Isle of Man Noel Burrows and Roy Armson are now strong favourites to add the Top Crown trophy to a host of other top titles.
Opposing them in tonight's first semi-final are 1984 champions Eddie Hulbert and Tommy Johnstone , seeking to become the first pairing to win the tournament twice. Introduced by Richard Duckenfield
Commentator HARRY RIGBY Producer KEITH Phillips BBC North West

Paul Daniels braves the watery wastes of Lake
Windermere in the company of special guest David Vine in an attempt to escape from being torn apart by two power boats piloted by Gina Campbell and Steve Ancsell. He also welcomes back to the show America's Harry
Blackstone Jr who presents two further segments from his Broadway show, as well as introducing, from East
Germany, the chair balancing of Klaus Lohse.
Featuring DEBBIE MCGEE Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultants
GIL LEANEY. CHARLES REYNOLDS Director MICHAEL LEGGO Produced by JOHN FISHER
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

continues a major season of films from New Zealand.
Tonight starring John Gielgud Jane Birkin
John Middleton Murry is asked by his young wife,
Katherine Mansfield , to 'leave all fair' on her death. But as the years progress and her stature as New Zealand's greatest writer grows, Murry publishes her lesser writings. Years later Murry travels to France to approve a major new editing of his wife's works. There he meets his publisher's assistant - also a New Zealander - who bears a striking resemblance to
Katherine. She then disturbs him by questioning his motives in publishing
Katherine's lesser works.
This elegant film was shot on location in France and is based on fact.
Screenplay by STANLEY HARPER Produced by JOHN O'SHEA Directed by JOHN REID
(First showing on British television)
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