Engineering Mechanics: Statics

A See-Saw programme (R)

Hare-um, Scare-um

A serial in 12 episodes 10: The Deadly Fog

Weather; followed by Writers' Houses
Jane Austen Lived Here
Distinguished biographer Lord David Cecil visits the Hampshire village of Chawton.
Director DAVID HEYCOCK (R)

from Ascot
Bollinger Day provides an exciting conclusion to
Ascot's 87/88 National Hunt racing programme. BBCtv covers three of the day's top races and looks back at the Grand National meeting.
2.30 Royal Fern Novices Steeplechase (3m)
3.05 Bollinger Champagne Novices' Steeplechase (H'cap) (24m)
3.35 Trillium Handicap Hurdle (2m)
Introduced by RICHARD PITMAN Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN and JOHN HANMER
Producer FRED VINER including at
2.50 News and Weather

Yesterday, the Queen and members of the Royal Family greeted King Olav of Norway when he arrived at Windsor Castle on a State Visit.
Here are the pageantry in Home Park and in the State Apartments, the military rank-past and the glittering scene at the State Banquet when HM The Queen proposed the toast.
Commentator TOM FLEMING Lighting STAN SNAPE
Director STEPHEN MORRIS Producer TIM MARSHALL

Haywards Pickles
British Youth Championship from the Lakeside Country
Club, Frimley Green, Surrey. The first round is completed today with the last two matches taking place. In the first match World Youth Champion Sean Bell ,
17-year-old from Runcorn in Cheshire, plays the smallest player in the line-up 'little' Paul Linwood , 16 years old from Newport in Gwent. The second match is between
Richard Calvert , 17 years old from Kendal in Cumbria and Jason Curtis , also 17, from Stanford Ie Hope, Essex. Rounding off today's programme is the first quarter-final.
Introduced by Tony Gubba Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN

With Frank Muir , John Amis Denis Norden and Ian Wallace (R)

starring Rory Calhoun John Gregson Peter Arne
A group of fortune hunters, each carrying a part of a map they hope will lead them to
Duned treasure, make their way to the island of Monte
Cristo - only to discover they are not the first.
When the thieves fall out, the swords start to flash in this exciting adventure with Rory Calhoun , hero of countless westerns, here switching from gun to blade as a soldier of fortune who offers help to the daughter of one of the treasure seekers.
Screenplay by LEON GRIFFITHS Produced and directed by ROBERT S. BAKER and MONTE BERMAN
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A Greek Tragedy
A winner of the 1987 Academy Award in the category Best Animated Film depicts the tragic end of an ancient temple that has bravely withstood the ravages of time.
Directed by NICOLE VAN GOETHEM

1968
The year of revolt and protest.
News - the Viet Cong launch their Tet Offensive, France reaches the brink of civil war, the Russians invade Czechoslovakia, Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy are assassinated, and students demonstrate around the world.
Music - the Alan Price Set, Julie Driscoll and the Brian Auger Trinity , the Crazy World of Arthur Brown ,
Janis Joplin , Jimi Hendrix , Cream and the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
Series producer ANN FREER Producer SUE MALLINSON

More from the Musical Mariner
David Fanshawe , music collector and composer, is off again. Tonight, he wanders among the paradise islands of Tahiti in search of the traditional music of the South Seas. Here, he finds music which is hip-swaying and seductive - a distinct change from the primitive rhythms and ululations he recorded in New Guinea in last week's film.
To end his long Pacific odyssey - he's been travelling for nearly ten years - David flies to one of the most isolated specks on earth: Easter Island. Here the songs are different again: part South Seas, part Spanish ... 'I must record them all before they're gone, before it is too late.'
Cameraman MICHAEL DILLON Producer BILL LEIMBACH Series editor TIM SLESSOR

Lt Radar O'Reilly
Master Sgt Woodruff has just lost again at poker, still owing Hawkeye and BJ for the last game they played. Admitting that he doesn't have the money, he has a suggestion - would they like a promotion each? Both men refuse, but wouldn't it be a good idea if Radar was made a lieutenant?
Well, yes and no. Written by KEN LEVINE and DAVID ISAACS
Directed by GENE REYNOLDS (R)

written by John Harvey
based on "The Old Wives' Tale" by Arnold Bennett
The first of six parts with Patricia Routledge and Alfred Burke

Headstrong and proud, Sophia struggles against the wishes of her family while her sister Constance - quiet, but no less passionate - accepts a future in the family draper's shop. Then, when the Wakes Week festivities are at their height, Sophia's impetuous and romantic nature leads to tradegy.

Arnold Bennett's greatest novel spans 50 years, from the middle of the 19th century to the first decade of the 20th. The story ranges from the Potteries town of Bursley to Paris, as the contrasting lives of the two sisters unfold.

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(Ceefax Subtitles)

Silence to Scandal
Endo is one of Japan's finest writers. He is also a Catholic, a TV presenter and an individual in a country that normally thinks in groups.
In this rare interview, filmed in Japan and in London, Endo speaks from this unique viewpoint, an outsider poised between East and West. As he prepares to perform with his amateur operatic group, he reveals the dilemmas in his work from Silence to Scandal - his new novel published in Britain next week.
Executive producer NIGEL WILLIAMS Director ARDAN FISHER

The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick
With international reports by David Sells
Charles Wheeler Gavin Esler and Julian O'Halloran Assignment editors
NIGEL CHAPMAN. NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor MIKE ROBINSON Editor JOHN MORRISON

11.35 Complex Analysts
Exponential and logarithm
The logarithm function is more difficult to define when using complex numbers.
Producer DAVID SAUNDERS (R)
12.00 Caring for Older People Work and Retirement
Today women as much as men, have to adjust to retirement after a career. Two nurses, one retired and one near retirement, discuss how their work experiences affect their lives. Producer CLARE FALKNER (R)