6.50 Urban Change: State Intervention

7.40 The Art of Physick

8.5 Computing: Simulation Models

8.30 Form and Function of Fossils

8.55 Pure Maths: Power Series

9.20 Arts: a New Museum

9.45 Meanings of Madness: 2

10.10 Santa Maria dei Miracoli, Venice

10.35 Maths: Modelling Cranes

11.0 Calculus: the Directional Derivative

11.25 Field Geology: Arran

11.50 Maths Methods: the Exam

12.15 The Plant Cell Wall

12.40 Energy Resources

1.5 Structural Power

Introduced by Desmond Lvnam Timetable*
1.30 Athletics/Rowing
3.0 Athletics
7.20 Show Jumping
*Timings are subject to alteration
Athletics
World Athletics
Championships - Rome 87
The sprinters have the stage. the men at 5.40, the women at 6.0 - do you like JOHNSON and GOHR? LINFORD and OTTEY-PAGE don't.
The Men's 20km is decided about 6.15, and there will be new champions in the Women's High Jump and the Men's Javelin - FATIMA and FELKE are on next Sunday. Plus, how things are progressing for the others in ED MOSES'S event, the Women's 400m and the Men's 800m, but in the Women's
800m it's down to the semis. Commentators in Rome
DAVID COLEMAN. RON PICKERING.
STUART STOREY,
BRENDAN FOSTER and KEVIN COSGROVE with DAVE MOORCROFT in the London studio.
Rowing
World Championships - Copenhagen 87
Eleven finals on the water including both eights, and REDGRAVE and HOLMES go in the coxed pairs at 2.20. Commentator
GERALD SINSTADT
Show Jumping
European Championships The top 20 points scorers from the earlier classes ride off for the individual honours. JOHN WHITAKER got a bronze last time.
Commentators in Switzerland
RAYMOND BROOKS WARD
STEPHEN HADLEY
Television presentation: Athletics rai, Italy
Rowing DR, Denmark
Show Jumping SRG, Switzerland Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS

In the last programme of this series recorded at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, Paul Tortelier appears not only as teacher and performer, but also as composer. He works first with Sophie Harris and Richard Bamping on the Sonata in D minor by Debussy. Then, with Christopher Hoyle and Oren Shevlin , the Sonata breve which Tortelier completed in 1983. This is an entertaining musical picture of Alexander the Great and his legendary horse
Bucephalus. Tortelier dedicated it to Prince Charles 'because he played the cello, and likes horses very much'. Pianist John Wilson Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Producer RODNEY GREENBERG

BBC2 Invitation Pairs Crown Green Bowling Tournament from Nobles Park, Douglas, Isle of Man The Final
Tournament favourites Noel Burrows and Roy Armson have made it all the way to the final.
Now just one match stands between them and the one top title they have yet to win as a pair. Their opponents will be either the 1985 runners-up Frank Kitchen and Mike Eccles , or the surprise packet of Top Crown 1987, Gerald Gregson and Alan Shacklady.
Either way, it promises to be a fascinating contest. Introduced by Richard Duckenfield Commentator
HARRY RIGBY
Assistant producers PETER HAYWARD RON GUBBA , JOHN TAIT
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC North West

Paul Daniels travels into the space age to present his favourite illusion and performs the classical Chinese feat of the mysterious rice bowls.
He also introduces his guests: from Sweden, distinguished manipulator Topper Martyn , and from the USA, fire-breather and swordswallower Moz Wright. Featuring DEBBIE MCGEE Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Director MICHAEL LEGGO Produced by JOHN FISHER
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Edited highlights of some of the best comedy acts and entertainment from this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Presented by Craig Ferguson (Bing Hitler ) Producer COLIN GILBERT Director MICHAEL LEGGO
Videos: The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin , BBCV/B 7012; The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin 2, BBCV/B 7040; Ripping Yams, BBCV/B 7013; More Ripping Yarns, BBCV/B 7039; Even More Ripping Yarns, BBCV/B 7041; The Complete Ripping Yams
(boxed set) BBCV/B 7046 from retailers

continues a major season of films from New Zealand. Tonight starring
Michael Beck
Annie McEnroe
A world after the oil wars ... with energy at a premium and the earth's food and resources running out, marauding gangs are terrorising the remaining peaceful people. Hunter - a lone bike rider -joins one such group to fight the 'battletruck' used by an oil-hungry gang. The fight for survival is on ... Screenplay by IRVING AUSTIN, JOHN BEECH HARLEY COCKLISS Produced by LLOYD PHILLIPS , ROB WHITEHOUSE Directed by HARLEY COCKLISS
(First showing on British television)
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