7.15 Chemistry
7.40 The Enlightenment
8.05 Changing Britain
8.30 Probability and Statistics
8.55 The Present in the Past
9.20 Questioning Assumptions
9.45 Language and Literature
10.10 Engineering
10.35 Maths: Inverse Functions
11.00 Open Forum
11.25 Earthquakes
11.50 Newton's Law of Motion
12.15 Biology: Cell Structure
12.40 After the Earthquake
Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
David Icke with highlights of the morning's play featuring John Price of Wales and Garin Beare of Zimbabwe, one of the few left-handed bowlers.
Last of DEF Irs current affairs magazine shows. Series producers
SHARON ALI, RACHEL PURNELL
BBC North West (Revised repeat of last Wednesday's broadcast)
Christopher Jones reports. Editor SHEILA COOK
Introduced by Steve Rider and David Icke. World Athletics
It's the final day of the World Indoor Athletics
Championships in Budapest with eight finals decided this afternoon - the men's 60m,
400m, 1500m, 3,000m and long jump, and the women's 800m, 60m hurdles and high jump. Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING. STUART STOREY World Bowls
In Preston, Noel Burrows - the only crown green bowler to qualify for this year's
World Indoor Championship - takes on the relatively unknown Mark McMahon from Hong Kong. There's an exciting pairs match also, which features the No 1 seeds, Ian Schuback and Jim Yates from Australia, against the experienced English pair,
Wynne Richards and Roy Cutts. Television presentation Athletics MTV, Hungary Bowls KEITH PHILUPS
Editor JOHN ROWUNSON
Musician in the Service of Kings
In the second of two programmes about Henry Purcell , Howard Goodall presents some of the most dramatic and moving music written for the Church. The programme ends with the celebratory Funeral Music written for Queen Mary, which was also performed at Purcell's own funeral.
Daniel Johnston (treble)
Choir of New College, Oxford. Directed by DAVID M. JACKSON Produced by HILARY BOULDING BBC Scotland
featuring
England v France Scotland v Ireland
France come to Twickenham for this Save and Prosper International after a great display against Wales two weeks ago. England, despite an initial hiccup against
Scotland, are one of the few countries who can match the French up front.
In the Royal Bank match at Murrayfield, Scotland, still unbeaten, need a victory against Ireland to keep their championship hopes alive. Introduced by Chris Rea Commentators
BILL MCLAREN
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
World Indoor Bowls Championship
Further coverage of the singles and pairs matches played this afternoon. Commentators
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON Summarisers
JOHN BELL. GORDON DUNWOODIE
MAL HUGHES , DAVID MCGILL Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD. HUW JOSEPH
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
The Price of Power
Ministers say that the privatisation of the electricity industry will introduce competition and 'downward pressure' on prices for consumers. But how competitive an environment will the new private sector industry be? Nisha Steyn reports on the outlook for private power and questions Energy
Secretary the Rt Hon Cecil Parkinson , mp.
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES
Deputy editor CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM Editor DAVID NISSAN
Sixth of eight programmes.
Subtle textures, beautiful presentation and delicate flavourings make the cuisine of Japan a wonderful contrast to many of the other cuisines of the Far East.
Madhur Jaffrey visits Keiko and Akiro Okamoto in the hills above Kyoto, and picks wild mountain vegetables for a traditional autumn noodle casserole. In Kyoto itself she visits an old Japanese travellers' inn, famous for its tranquil atmosphere and exquisite food. Also, she investigates more modern travellers' fare. Madhur shows how to make yakitori or chicken bits on a skewer as well as a delicious Japanese salad, green beans with sesame dressing.
Film editor PAUL RAPLEY
Series producer JENNY STEVENS
Producer PETER RAMSDEN (e)
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A six-part documentary series revealing the cutting edge of Christianity. 4: China: Through the Fiery Furnace
During the Cultural Revolution China's six million Christians were persecuted, their churches destroyed. Now, in a new climate of religious freedom, churches are re-opening at a rate of one a week. But what kind of Christianity is it that can coexist with a communist regime? To find out, Charles Elliott meets survivors of the cruel past as well as new, young converts. And he hears the dilemma of Chinese Catholics, still torn between loyalty to Beijing and loyalty to Rome.
Photography JOHN GOODYER Sound PATRICK QUIRKE Film editor DICK PULL
Assistant producer ANN RICHARDSON Executive producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
Producer JUDI CONNER
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Last of three programmes about the composer Hector Berlioz with Simon Rattle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra led by PAUL WILLEY.
A performance of the Fantastic Symphony from the Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry.
Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound ALAN WARD
Videotape editor DAVID HAMBELTON Executive producer DENNIS MARKS Directed by BARRIE GAVIN
In this Late Show special,
Hermione Lee uncovers the story of Patrick Hamilton , a well-known and successful author in the 1930s and 40s. His plays Gaslight and Rope are studies of obsession and despair among the underclasses living in the shadow of war. His writing was curtailed by alcoholism and depression, and after his death in 1962 his works were largely forgotten. In the last few years, interest in this lost author has grown, and the programme includes interviews with friends of Hamilton, the critic Michael Holroyd and extracts from his major novels. Film editors
LAURIE CHOAT. MARTIN COOPER Producer JAMES MARSH (R) revised
Screenplay by G. F. NEWMAN starring with Josette Simon Gary Love and Heathcote Williams
The stories Dunhill comes up with are exciting, crusading and usually alarm his employers. Today he's got a leak about germ warfare, scandal in Ulster and a hot potato for the PM. But suddenly Dunhill himself may be in the news and in a way that no honest journalist would want.
Music by RICHARD HARTLEY Sound PETER EDWARDS Film editor KEN PEARCE
Lighting cameraman CHRIS SEAGER Designer GARY WILLIAMSON Produced by KENITH TRODD Directed by UDAYAN PRASAD
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Featuring exclusive performance footage from a man who made his name with the Buzzcocks and Magazine - Howard Devoto - and his new band Luxuria.
