6.50 Chardin and the Female Image

7.15 An Exam for All Reasons

7.40 The Golden Rule

8.5 The Optical Lens

8.30 The Mariner Nine Code

8.55 Topics in the History of Maths

9.20 Heart of Darkness: Joseph Conrad

9.45 Romantic Poets: Prometheus Unbound

10.10 Fast Reactor Fuel Reprocessing

10.35 Palladio: Three Villas

11.0 Ethnic Minorities: Colonisin' in Reverse

11.25 Genetics: Evolution

11.50 The Universe Yesterday

12.15 Shorefields School: Facing Change

12.40 Education: The Bennett Report

1.5 The People's Game

1.30 Modern Art: Pollock

1.55 Health Care in Mozambique

Presented by Samantha Meah and Valerie Vaz
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 MINHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX

Tonight the world's fastest moving rock show comes from Buxton, at 2,000 feet above sea level one of the highspots in the series. Jenny Powell and Tony Baker with newcomers Paul Jordan and Susan Williams rise to the occasion and to several Derbyshire peaks as well.
The intrepid team travels by tram, train and narrow boat to discover if the local economy is entirely based on Bakewell tarts; if England's highest pub is only for the upwardly mobile; if the situation at the Buxton Micrarium is being magnified out of proportion; and what the best-dressed wells are wearing this year.
Associate producer JONATHAN KING Production PETER HAMILTON BBC North West

The women's marathon champion will be home by 6.50, and you can have a look, too, at YVONNE MURRAY 'S likely opponents in the 3,000m.

Today's latest news and sport from the BBC Newsroom. Plus the week's news in pictures - with subtitles. Followed by Weather

The final programme in a series featuring the famous Welsh tenor singing his favourite songs and arias with his special guests:
Donald Maxwell (baritone) BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader BARRY HASKEY conducted by Andrew Greenwood
Recorded at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea
Lighting STAN JONES Sound GEOFF ATKINS Executive producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS
Producer HEFIN OWEN BBC Wales

BBC2 Invitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tournament from Nobles Park, Douglas, Isle of Man
Gerald Gregson and Alan Shacklady caused something of an upset in the Quarter-final, defeating the strongly fancied pairing of Stan Frith and Brian Prolze. In tonight's second semi-final, the men from
Merseyside face another stiff challenge in the shape of Frank Kitchen and Mike Eccles , runners-up in 1985, and hoping to go one better this year.
Introduced by Richard Duckenfield
Commentator HARRY RIGBY Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC North West
(Final tomorrow at 8.35pm)

(RKO Radio Pictures)
Starring Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, Adolphe Menjou
This sparkling comedy stars Hepburn as an aspiring actress determined to make good on Broadway. Ginger plays the hard-boiled blonde with similar ambitions but a different idea of how to achieve them.
Adapted from the classic play by Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman, this RKO movie boasts a star cast, sharp dialogue and sophisticated direction by La Cava.
In the Picture: page 19
(Ceefax subtitles)

starring
Christopher Lee Charles Gray
Patrick Mower
When the Due de Richleau discovers that his friend Simon Aron is taking part in a black magic ritual, he fights to rescue Simon from the spell of the High Priest Mocata. This powerful study of evil forces was adapted from DENNIS WHEATLEY 'S frightening novel of witchcraft and devil worship.
Screenplay by RICHARD MATHESON
Produced by ANTHONY NELSON KEYS Directed by TERENCE FISHER
0 FILMS: page 19