6.50 Hogarth's Paintings
7.15 The Making of the Open University
7.40 Mathematical Functions
8.05 The Effective Manager: Crisis or Control?
8.30 Jamaica and the Sea
8.55 Maths: Looking at Equations
9.20 Physics: Which Way to Turn?
9.45 Neurophysiology
10.10 IT: A Link in the Chain
10.35 Managing Schools: One More Step....
11.00 The Madonna di San Siagio
11.25 Dickens and Popular Imagery
11.50 A Feel for Space
12.15 Management Issues in Post Compulsory Education
12.40 Cropping the Countryside
1.05 Education: Old Dog. New Trick
1.30 Modern Art: Seurat
1.55 Chemistry: Spectroscopy
2.20 The History of Mathematics

Presented by Shahnaz Pakravan and Sudha Kumari This week the programme investigates the use of DNA testing in immigration cases and profiles one of the finest tabla players of this century. In a rare interview, Allah Rakah talks about his life. Director PAUL FREEMAN Producer SUE ASHCROFT
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR BBC Pebble Mill

Inimitable Terry-Thomas stars in today's two British comedies.
Carlton-Browne of the FO starring Terry-Thomas Peter Sellers
When rich mineral deposits are found in the ex-colony of Gaillardia, the British Foreign Office sends
Carlton-Browne to strengthen their friendship. But diplomacy isn't his strong point.
Produced by JOHN BOULTING
Written and directed by JEFFREY DELL and ROY BOULTING. (Terry- Thomas in 'Too Many Crooks' at 5.05pm)
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starring
Terry-Thomas George Cole
A group of inept criminals plan the perfect kidnapping - perfect except for one small detail.... they grab the wrong person and hilarious consequences ensue!
Screenplay by MICHAEL PERTWEE Produced and directed by MARIO ZAMPI.
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A view of world history in 13 parts by John Roberts. 12: The Decline of the West In the first half of this century, a stable world of optimism, sanity and progress seemed to go mad. Men lost faith in the civilisation of the West.
Its old heartland - Europe - was wracked by civil wars (1914-18,1939-45) and leadership passed to America.
Russia became separated from it and hostile. Economic failure, the rolling up of colonial empires, fragmentation in the arts and new discoveries in science and in the new science of the mind - psychology - all added to the unease. And in the East, Japan - first militarily, then economically - became a superpower.
But is the day of the West really done?
Film editor STEPHEN EVANS Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
0 BOOK: John Roberts 's book, published in association with his televisionseries,isavailablefrom booksellers price £14.95

Moira Stuart reads today's latest news and sport.
Lisa Davidson reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles. Followed by Weatherview

A profile of one of the century's greatest musicians. Adrian Cedric Boult , founder-conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, was born 100 years ago today. Behind the public image of this great champion of British music as 'an English gentleman with a Colonel Blimp moustache' lies a more complex figure: an acknowledged master of conducting technique and a crusader for new music who believed it was immoral to parade his emotions before the public. The programme features rare archive film including excerpts from Elgar's Introduction and Allegro for Strings (1963) and the BBC Symphony Orchestra playing Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in 1935. Presented by Vernon Handley with Paul Beard ,
Mrs Gwen Beckett Christopher Bishop Sir Colin Davis
Sidonie Goossens Dame Beryl Grey Andre Previn
Robert Simpson
Malcolm Williamson Marie Wilson
Diary excerpts read by CHRISTOPHER COOK and DEBORAH SAMUEL
BBC Symphony Orchestra led by ARTHUR CATTERALL Philharmonia Orchestra led by HUGH BEAN
London Philharmonic
Orchestra led by GERALD JAR VIS and RODNEY FRIEND Film editor DAVE KING
Executive producer DENNIS MARKS Producer RON ISTED
('Adrian Boult ', Radio 3 tonight at
10.00pm)

A season of films from the 1988 festival continues with the best Italian offering of the year.
It's Happening Tomorrow
(Domani Accadra ) starring Paolo Hendel Giovanni Guidelli
In the malaria-infested ·swamp of the Tuscan
Maremma, two impoverished cowherds, Lupo and Edo, desperately try to raise money for a sick comrade. An attempted robbery is bungled and they have to take flight - to a world of brigands and philosophers and fantastic adventures. Set in Italy in 1848, this picaresque story of great originality and wit, features a vibrant musical score by Nicola Piovani.
Screenplay by DANIELE LUCCHETTI. FRANCO BERNINI and ANGELO PASQUINI
Produced by NANNI MORETTI and ANGELO BARBAGALLO
Directed by DANIELE LUCCHETTI (An Italian film with English subtitles. First showing on British television.)

US Masters from Augusta National Golf Club.
Sandy Lyle won this title in breathtaking style last year, and became the first British golfer to don the coveted
Green Jacket. Sandy defends the title against the best the world of golf can offer including most of the Americans expected to form the Ryder Cup team later in the year.
BBC producers
JOHN SHREWSBURY , ALASTAIR SCOTT

Presented by Antoine de Caunes.