6.50 Technology: Bridging the Gap
7.15 Probability and Statistics
7.40 The Enlightenment: Strawberry Hill
8.05 Changing Britain:
Made in Dundee
8.30 Acceleration at Constant Speed?
8.55 Pure Maths: Isomorphisms
9.20 Questioning Assumptions
9.45 Language and Literature
10.10 Professional Judgment: Policy-Capturing Models
10.35 Maths:
Trigonometric Formulas
11.00 Open Forum: News - Views
11.25 Earthquakes: Seismology at Work
11.50 Maths Methods: Newton's Laws
12.15pm Biology: Cell Structure
12.40 After the Earthquake

Patients on Trial
Narrator Paul Vaughan Written and produced for
WGBHtv. Boston by GRAHAM CHEDD and ALICE MARKOWITZ
('Patients on Trial ' will be discussed in 'Did You See... ?' tonight at
8.55pm)
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Ireland v Wales
Digital International Scotland v England
Royal Bank of Scotland International Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith with Chris Rea
Wales, after two splendid victories, have the final hurdle in Dublin to cross if they are to win their first Triple Crown of the 80s.
Scotland and England have only the Calcutta Cup left to play for, and the wooden spoon could be the alternative for the loser. Highlights, analysis and comment on the weekend's internationals.
Commentators in Dublin
NIGEL STARMER SMITH and TONY WARD
Commentators in Murrayfield BILL MCLAREN and BILL BEAUMONT Television presentation RTE and BILL MALCOLM
Series producer HUGH JONES

starring
Gregory Peck Win Min Than Bernard Lee
Maurice Denham
Brenda De Banzie
1945. In the sweltering heat of the Burmese jungle the officers and men of an RAF station are increasingly disturbed by the strange behaviour of Squadron Leader Forrester. After meeting Anna, a beautiful Burmese girl, Forrester is seemingly a changed man.
But his life is to take a nightmare turn....
Screenplay by ERIC AMBLER based on H. E. BATES's novel
Produced by JOHN BRYAN
Directed by ROBERT PARRISH
* FILMS: page 16

The Jeep

In this last programme of music by BritteXn, members of the Endellion Quartet are joined by the oboist Douglas Boyd. The two works are the early Phantasy for oboe and string trio, and the six
Metamorphoses after Ovid for solo oboe. Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting RON IRVINE
Designer PETER DEULING Producer MIKE NEWMAN
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER BBC Scotland

Michele Roberts reviews Babettes's Feast, nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film.
Talking Heads' David Byrne talks about the band's new album Naked, released next week, and his music for The Last Emperor.
Interviewed and reviewed by Eric Griffiths.
This week sees the opening of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore! at the National Theatre. Paul Taylor talks to its director Alan Ayckbourn about the brother-sister incest, which lies at the core of the play, and asks why an accepted theatrical device has become taboo in modern times?

Featuring the Men's Downhill from Whistler Mountain The downhillers have extended their stay in Canada to resume their quest for the season-long World Cup series. PIRMIN
ZURBRIGGEN, the new
Olympic champion, has a commanding lead and, with only three races to go, can clinch the title here. Britain's MARTIN BELL , who performed so well at Nakiska, will be aiming to maintain his recent form, and erase the memory of a fall here two years ago. Television presentation CTV Producer GRAHAM FRY

Michael Fish takes a look at current ski-ing conditions. Producer JOHN TEATHER

with Brian Widlake and Valerie Singleton M25plc
In France, there are motorways which are built and operated by a commercial company. In Britain, privately funded infrastructure schemes are rare. The construction companies would like to do more, but complain the Treasury discourages them. Henry Harington reports. Studio director SUE TURBETT Producer VICTOR MARMION Editor JONATHAN CRANE

Ladies day brings together Mary Parkinson and Rachael Heyhoe Flint.
Mary, who made such an impact two years ago, now plays very steadily off a 19 handicap. Rachael, making her first appearance in the series, plays to a handicap of seven.
Lee Trevino and Sandy Lyle are the ladies' champions and Peter Alliss follows the match for the Whyte and Mackay Scotch Trophy over nine selected holes of the Ailsa Course at the Turnberry Hotel. Assistant producers
BARBARA SLATER. MURRAY NEEDHAM Television presentation
ALASTAIR SCOTT , FRED VINER Executive producer JOHN SHREWSBURY

An eight-part series
1: Treasure Is Trouble Narrated by Tim Pigott-Smith
In 1622 a Spanish galleon, the Nuestra Senora de Atocha, sank in a hurricane off the coast of Florida. She was carrying a cargo worth an estimated 400 million dollars. The wreck was found 350 years later by a treasure hunter and former chicken farmer, Mel Fisher , whose dedicated quest to find the Atocha is now legendary.
For years the main treasure eluded him but in 1985 he at last discovered the so-called 'motherlode'. The adventure stories of the search for the Atocha and of the salvage of a British East Indiaman sunk on the Goodwin Sands are told in tonight's film. But should historic shipwrecks provide an excavation free-for-all for private profit or should they be preserved by the state for posterity? Film editor DICK PULL Film cameramen
IAN PUNTER, BRIAN HALL
Series editor BRUCE NORMAN Producer JULIA CAVE
0 FEATURE: page 74
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Ludovic Kennedy and guests Marti Caine and Robbie Coltrane review Neighbours (BBC1), Horizon - Patients on Trial (BBC2) and The Fear (ITV).
The BBC correspondent Mark Tully explores the extraordinary phenomenom of Indian television soap operas. Assistant producer ARCHIE BARON Studio director KATHY MYERS Producer NICHOLAS BARKER

Eartha Kitt introduces rare vintage performances all filmed in 1955 at New York's famous Apollo Theatre, now on British television for the first time.
Tonight Miss Kitt introduces jazz classics from the Lionel Hampton Band and the Count Basie Orchestra; ballads and blues from
Nat 'King' Cole and Dinah Washington ; R 'n' B boogie from Amos Milburn and Martha Davis ; and comedy by the brilliant
Nipsey Russell , and his well-loved sidekick Mantan Moreland. Film cameraman JOHN MCGLASHAN Sound MICHAEL SPENCER Film editor DAVID KITSON
Producer HELEN GALLACHER

written by BARRY COLLINS
Barbara and Naseem are in the same hospital, having babies. They make friends. But the celebrations of their husbands, Kenny and Quereshi, 'Jimmy', lead to a headlong chase, with crazy mix-ups, collisions and brushes with the law.
Music BARRINGTON PHELOUNG Script editor ROGER GREGORY
Film editor SHARON PEMBERTON
Lighting cameraman MIKE Williams Designer ROB HINDS Producer CHRIS PARR
Director STEPHEN WHITTAKER
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Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship. Day 2
The first match could be one of the most exciting.
England's GARY SMITH plays STEPHEN REES from Wales. In the next contest DAVID
CORKILL, much-fancied player from Ireland, takes on IAN BRUCE from Scotland.
Following them will be the ever-popular
WYNNE RICHARDS (Eng) who plays Canadian GRAHAM JARVIS , and the concluding match today features PETER BELUS (NZ) against
ROBERT MCCULLOCH from Scotland. Introduced by DAVID ICKE Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON
DOUGIE DONNELLY Summarisers
MAL HUGHES, DAVID MCGILL Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE
WENDY SHEPPARD. PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS