6.50 Orpheus Britannicus

7.40 Mechanical Design in Lifts

8.05 Warfare and Welfare

8.30 Attitudes: The Second Handicap

8.55 Marketing in Action: Launching Neptune

9.20 Budgeting for Europe's Jobless

9.45 Biology, Brain and Behaviour

10.10 Chemistry: Nitrogen Fixation

10.35 The Piazza della Signoria

11.00 Ethnic Minorities: Punjab to Britain

11.25 Health Care in Mozambique

11.50 Music: Instrumentation

12.15 Maths: Energy Through the Window

12.40 The Hole Design Story

1.05 The Changing Countryside: Scenic Setting

1.30 Modern Art: Duchamp

1.55 Oil - Where from Next?

The magazine 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. Producer NARINDER MINHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX

High on Norway's Arctic
Circle lies the enigma of Lake Glomdal which, although fed by a glacial river, has no known outlet.
Producer RUSSELL ENGLAND (R)

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar
Introduced by TONY GUBBA The 1987/88 television darts season commences today with this major eight-day tournament, second only to the World Professional
Championship. World No 1, BOB ANDERSON , starts on the long road to reach the final against his Surrey team-mate 'quick fire', RITCHIE GARDNER. Also playing this afternoon, PETER EVISON against PAUL REYNOLDS and Scottish
International RAB MACKENZIE who plays newcomer STEVE PARKES from the Midlands. Plus ex-World Champion
KEITH DELLER (No 8) against Welsh No 1 PETER LOCKE , present World Pairs title holder with ERIC BRISTOW.
Each match is the best of five sets, five legs per set.

Following last night's
Omnibus on Dylan's latest adventure into film and anticipating his visit to
Britain next month, Arena offers another chance to see Dylan in concert with his touring band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Dylan reviews the music of his 25-year career, performing classic songs such as Like a Rolling Stone, Just Like a Woman, It's All Right Ma,
I'm Only Bleeding and Knocking on Heaven's Door with unusual vitality and urgency.
More recent work such as When the Night Comes Calling and I'll Remember You display the skill and remarkable talent that have made Dylan one of a handful of truly great composers and performers in the history of popular music. Director
GILLIAN ARMSTRONG (R) An Arena presentation

Today's latest news and sport.
Plus a review of the week in pictures - with subtitles. Followed by Weather

Amsterdam once possessed one of the largest and richest Jewish cultures anywhere in the world. During the Nazi occupation, most of the synagogues, merchant houses and diamond workshops of the old Jewish Quarter were razed to the ground. Earlier this year, the rebuilding of this district was completed with the opening of the world's largest museum of Jewish history in a restored synagogue.
To mark the Jewish New Year, BBC2 is transmitting the concert which inaugurated ths event. Who Revives the Dead is a large-scale choral meditation on the fate of the Jews during and since the Second World War by the Israeli composer Noam Sheriff.
The performance is preceded by a brief documentary chronicling the rise, destruction and rebirth of Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter.
With Joseph Malovany (tenor) Lieuwe Visser (bass) Tölz Boys Choir and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by David Porcelijn
Executive producer STEFAN FELSENTHAL
Producer GEORGE VAN BREEMEN
Directors JAN KEJA. HENK RAAF
Presented for BBC television by JANE WALKER

The Unipart British
Professional Championship from Redcar
Reigning Champion, JOCKY WILSON (No 5) starts his defence of his title this evening against his international captain PETER MASSON, reigning Welsh
Open Champion. Jocky now plays his darts in England for Tyne and Wear, joining
Mirandinha in Geordieland. Also playing tonight two of the ten newcomers to the championship,
LYNDON HEXTALL , a postman from Leicester, against
CHRIS JOHNS from Aberdare now ranked 14th in the world.
Total prize money at stake is E38,700 with £10,000 to the champion.
England captain, JOHN LOWE begins his attempt to win the only major TV title that has eluded him against England
International colleague, ALAN GLAZIER. Two Scottish players, PETER MACDONALD and RONNIE SHARP, complete this evening's session.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN Television presentation
MIKE ADLEY , PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

Beginning a new season of outstanding films to be presented each week by a different personality from the world of cinema. This week Richard Lester introduces two films on corruption within the law
LeCop
(Les Ripoux) starring
Philippe Noiret
Thierry Lhermitte
Veteran cop Rene finds himself saddled with an eager graduate from the police academy. The streetwise Rene is perfectly willing to pass on the tricks of the trade, but is seriously hampered by his partner's honesty.
Claude Zidi 's comedy thriller, which won three French
'Oscars', features an irrepressible performance from Philippe Noiret.
From an original idea by SIMON MICKAEL
Written and directed by CLAUDE ZIDI A French film with English subtitles (First showing on British television) and at 11.35
Touch of Evil starring
Charlton Heston
Janet Leigh
Orson Welles and
Orson Welles presents a powerful tour de force as director-star in this rarely seen longer version of the film.
Honeymooning in the frontier town of Los Diables, Mike Vargas , special narcotics investigator for the Mexican Ministry of Justice, finds himself mixed up in a case involving murder, underworld racketeers and police corruption in the massive shape of Hank Quinlan , an unscrupulous detective captain.
Screenplay by ORSON WELLES based on the novel Badge of Evil byWHITMASTERSON Produced by ALBERT ZUGSMITH
Directed by ORSON WELLES Television presentation by GILLIAN GEERING. NICK JONES MOIRA KEAN. DAVID THOMSON
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