7.40 Talking Turtle: Computers in the Classroom

8.30 Graphs. Networks and Design

8.55 Topics in the History of Maths

9.20 The Novel and Television

9.45 Genetics: Race for the Gene

10.35 Handicapped in the Community

11.00 Ethnic Minorities: The Promised Land

11.50 A Renaissance Church in Rome

12.15 Palazzo Venezia, Rome

12.40 Ecology: Managing Landscape

1.05 The Changing Countryside: Face of the Fells

1.30 Modern Art: Beaubourg

1.55 Brazil: Facing the 80s

The new and exciting magazine in English, bringing both current affairs and entertainment from the Asian world, 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

The problem with watching the world's fastest rock show is that you can't even pop out to put the kettle on without missing miles of music and mirth.
So in the No Limits 'Happy Hour' tonight, Tony Baker and Jenny Powell serve up the usual selection of rock cocktails with the added incentive of highlights from the first eight shows of the series. But this heady brew won't get in the way of a sober look at this week's
British and American charts.
Associate producer JONATHAN KING
Production PETER HAMILTON
BBC North West

and at 4.00-4.40
No Limits for Erasure
Everyone knows Erasure - don't they? So, what band was Vince Clarke in? Where's Yazoo? What's Assembly doing? And who is Andy Bell anyway?
All questions answered as Jenny Powell takes the No Limits cameras for a Bank Holiday burst of Brighton rock with Erasure live on stage at the Brighton Dome.
Assistant producer DAVE SHANNON
Production PETER HAMILTON
BBC Manchester (R)

The Unipart
British Professional Darts Championship
All last week the last two players in this top TV championship were battling on the oche to reach the ultimate stage of the competition. The winner will receive a glittering prize of E10,000 and the acclaim of a packed Redcar Bowl.
Who will be on stage in this dramatic final? The chances are that the new World No 1
BOB ANDERSON will be there and everyone in the darts world will be wondering whether ERIC BRISTOW , deposed 'king of the oche', will be able to make it his third title! But don't leave out the current holder
JOCKY WILSON who has now moved to the north east and will have a huge following.
The championship has now moved up to top gear with a possible 13 sets to go, three legs per set, with BBCtv outside broadcast cameras giving live coverage of the whole of the final.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA

Including a review of the week in pictures - with subtitles. Followed by Weather

The Finals (part 2)
The last three young competitors (from six finalists) play a complete concerto with orchestra. First prize is The
Edward Boyle Prize and The Princess Mary Gold Medal, worth
£5,000. Worth even more are the world-wide engagements that will launch the winner on a career as a concert pianist. Tonight's live broadcast from Leeds Town
Hall is introduced by Michael Berkeley and Jane Glover City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra led by FELIX KOK conducted by Simon Rattle Lighting HENRY BURDIN Sound NEIL MURRAY
Assistant producer KRISS RUSMANIS Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN
Directed by RON ISTED
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Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.
(Results at 11.0S"pm)

To celebrate the 80th birthday of the influential French director Robert Bresson, Louis Malle introduces two of his key films.
starring Luc Simon, Laura Duke Condominas
The Knights of the Round Table make their way back to Camelot after a battle in which Lancelot has been defeated for the first time. Convinced that their Quest for the Holy Grail has failed because of his impure love for Guinevere, Lancelot begs the Queen to release him from his vows.
(A French film with English subtitles)
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The Results
The distinguished international jury have made their decision and the prizes are presented by HRH The Duchess of Kent, Patron of the competition. Past winners have been
Michael Roll , Rafael Orozco , Radu Lupu , Dmitri Alexeev , Murray Perahia ,
Michel Dalberto , Ian Hobson and Jon Kimura Parker. Who will be the outright winner for 1987? (In association with Harveys of Bristol)

The second of tonight's films celebrating the 80th birthday of Robert Bresson
A Man Escaped (Un condamne à mort s'estechappe) starring
Francois Leterrier
Condemned to death by the Nazis, Fontaine, a young Resistance fighter, begins to engineer an escape. His progress is achingly slow, and no one has ever succeeded in escaping from the Fort de Montluc.
Bresson's gripping account of the true story of Andre Devigny is a masterpiece of suspense.
Written and directed by ROBERT BRESSON
Television presentation by GILLIAN GEERING. NICK JONES MOIRA KEAN. DAVID THOMSON
A French film with English subtitles
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