11.10 Science: Preparatory Maths
11.25 Understanding Pregnancy
11.50 Quality Techniques
12.15pm Accounting for Managers: 1
12.40 Mental Handicap
1.05 Countdown to the OU: 1
Presented by Valerie Vaz and Samantha Meah
Producer NARINDER MINHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX
Before the Mast
The three-masted barque
Gorch Fock is the pride of the West German navy.
Narrator Tom Salmon Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol (R)
I starring John Garfield
Lana Turner
Frank Chambers , a drifter, is offered a job by Nick Smith in his roadside diner. He's not interested - until he sees Nick's wife, Cora.
Soon the two are lovers, but tortured by their impossible situation they decide on a perfect solution - murder. The archetypal film noir, based on JAMES M. CAIN 'S celebrated story, has been filmed four times; this was the first English language version. Tonight The Film
Club also presents VISCONTI'S 'unofficial' version.
Screenplay by HARRY RUSKIN and NIVEN BUSCH
Produced by CAREY WILSON Directed by TAY GARNETT
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A Telescope for Christmas? Producer PIETER MORPURGO
The Tennents UnitedKingdom Championship
The second visit of the day to the Guild Hall, Preston.
Introduced by DAVID VINE
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Yolanda Vazquez shows how to buy food in a market and a grocer's, and visits a remote mountain village which produces some of the finest blue cheese in Europe.
(Shown last Sunday on BBC1) (e)
(See also Radio 4 VHF/FM at 5.00pm)
Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in the House of Lords and questions Government Ministers and Opposition Peers about the week's business in the Upper Chamber.
Editor KAROLYN SHINDLER
Moira Stuart reads today's latest news and sport.
Plus a review of the week in pictures - with subtitles. Followed by Weather
Fourth of five programmes in BBC2's festival
A ballet in three acts
Music by Dmitri Shostakovich Performed by the Bolshoi Ballet at the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow Choreography by Yuri Grigorovich , Artistic
Director of the Bolshoi Ballet Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre conducted by Alexander Lavrenyuk starring with A decadent nightclub, called The Golden Age, a show dancer who's really a bandit, a kidnapped heroine forced to dance at the point of a knife: this ballet was the great popular success of the Bolshoi's 1986 tour of Britain and a spectacular recent addition to their repertoire. The time of the story is the 20s: the NEP period of the young Soviet republic, when private business was temporarily allowed to operate once more - with all its attendant 'decadence' and 'evils'! The ballet is a brilliant product of Shostakovich's precocious youth, before his conflicts with the Soviet state. Designer SIMON VlRSALADZE Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Lighting CHRIS BARTLETT-JUDD
Executive producer ROBIN SCOTT Directed by COLIN NEARS
A NVC ARTS INTERNATIONAL production in co-production with GOSTELERADIO SOVIET tv and in association with BBCtv
by OLIVIA MANNING
Screenplay in seven parts by ALAN PLATER
6: Autumn 1942.
Producer BETTY WILLINGALE Director JAMES CELLAN JONES
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Tomorrow sees the start of the 1987 Lombard RAC Rally - the last round of this year's World Rally Championships. One-hundred-and-sixty-five drivers fight it out over 330 miles of special stages from the Midlands to Wales and from Yorkshire to the Scottish Borders and Cumbria.
SUE BAKER and TONY MASON talk to a broad spectrum of rally folk from the top international drivers to the relatively humble club entrant.
WILLIAM WOOLLARD looks at the build-up to this year's event and examines why rallying has become one of the country's most popular motor sports.
Director JUDY HILL
Producer TONY RAYNER
Executive producer TOM ROSS BBC Pebble Mill
(Coverage begins tomorrow at
10.35am on BBC2)
Film director
Neil Jordan introduces
LUCHINO VISCONTI 'S masterpiece of sensuality Ossessione starring Clara Calamai Massimo Girotti
A young vagabond enters a roadside cafe, and for Giovanna it's love at first sight.
Her passion leads to adultery, betrayal and, finally, murder. Visconti's powerful version of JAMES M. CAIN 'S erotic novel The
Postman Always Rings Twice was heavily cut by the Fascist authorities. After the war, copyright problems inhibited distribution and this restored version has only recently become available.
Screenplay by MARIO AUCATA
ANTONIO PIETRANGELI , GIANNI PUCCINI GIUSEPPE DE SANTIS and LUCHINO VISCONTI
Produced by libero SOLAROLI Directed by LUCHINO VISCONTI
(An Italian film with English subtitles. First showing on British television. Black and white)
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