12.00 Science: Preparatory Maths - Angles
12.15 Science: Voyages of Discovery
12.40 Open Lecture: 'The
Management of Complex Systems' by Professor Pugh, Open University.
1.30 Countdown to the OU (4)

starring
Anthony Quinn Oskar Werner
Laurence Olivier.
Released from political imprisonment in Russia, Bishop Kiril
Lakota finds himself elevated to the Vatican, a pawn in the Soviet Premier's global power game. Then fate gives Kiril a major role on the world stage, and the opportunity to lessen tension - not only between nations, but also between individuals.
Screenplay by JOHN PATRICK and JAMES KENNAWAY based on the novel by MORRIS L. WEST Produced by GEORGE ENGLUND Directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON
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Benson and Hedges Masters. David Icke introduces coverage from the Wembley
Conference Centre of the first semi-final, which is over the best of 11 frames.

A view of world history in 13 parts by John Roberts. 2: A New Direction.
Western civilisation changed the world. But what is the West? What are the myths, the ideas that shaped it?
John Roberts explores the roots of Western civilisation in the ancient Mediterranean world of Greece and Rome. He describes how a small Jewish sect developed into Christianity, a world-shaping force.
Title music GEORGE FENTON Film editor JEFF SHAW Executive producer
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN (R)

Moira Stuart reads today's latest news and sport. Laurie Mayer reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles.
Followed by Weather

Robert Cray Live!
Tonight's programme features 60 minutes of stunning guitar playing, soulful horns, bitter-sweet vocals and driving rhythm 'n' blues. The Robert Cray Band have carved out a reputation as one of America's premier live acts, notching up an average of 300 dates a year. Rhythms of the World filmed the band on the last leg of their recent UK tour, when they packed out a whole week of shows at London's
Hammersmith Odeon. Production FRANK HANLY. TIM MAY, BOB PORTWAY
Series editors NIGEL FINCH , ANTHONY WALL

starring
'Slap' is not a happy man. Moved to the Classified section, he writes an article on steroids in High School basketball teams which does not please his editor, Nelson. Judy 's not much help either, refusing to leave her boyfriend for him. All he has left is the sanctity of his motel room, but will 'Fluffy' violate even that?
Written by BOB BRUSH
Directed by PETER BALDWIN

In a new and de-regulated universe of ever-expanding media, Clive James is here to make some sense of it all.
With the aid of international experts and personalities on the satellite link, Clive goes world-wide to test the trends, plunder the programmes, and look at what's on, everywhere, right now. Director PIETER MORPURGO
Producer BEATRICE BALLARD

Film director Terence Davies introduces the epic space adventure
2001: A Space Odyssey starring Keir Dullea Gary Lockwood. At the dawn of mankind, a tribe of apes discovers a mysterious monolith. Four million years later, a similar object is found on the moon, beaming signals to Jupiter. A nine-month voyage to follow the signals is launched, with two astronauts manning a huge spaceship and three others in a state of hibernation. Out of the range of mission control, the crew is disturbed to discover Hal, the ship's computer, has a mind of its own ... Concluding the season of his films, Kubrick's dazzling vision of the future is astounding in both its philosophical speculation and visual design. It will be shown in its original wide-screen format.
Screenplay by STANLEY KUBRICK and ARTHUR C CLARKE based on the short story The Sentinel by ARTHUR C. CLARKE Produced and directed by STANLEY KUBRICK
Film Club presentation by DAVID THOMPSON
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