6.50 17th-Century England: Appleton House
7.15 Technology: Something New Under the Sun?
7.40 Genetics: Of Gann and Genes
8.05 Education: Consulting the Oracle
8.30 Photochemistry: Vision
8.55 Pure Maths: Lagrange's Theorem
9.20 Innovation on the Rails
9.45 Hamlet Workshop
10.10 Calculus: Behaviour of Functions
10.35 Assessing Chances
11.00 The Study of Drawings
13.25 Pine Point Mine: Ore to Metal
11.50 Working for Love
12.15 Education: Financial Cuts
12.40 Interpersonal Communication
1.05 Education:
Through the Looking Glass
1.30 Modem Art: Mondrian 3-55 Trading on Uncertainty
2.20 Brazil: Manufacturing the Miracle

Fashion File
This season's fashions have been heavily influenced by Indian designs, fabrics and patterns.
Network East has been in Bombay and features some of India's top fashion designers whose creations range from the traditional to the ultramodern. Included in this compilation are:
Panna Dhosa with her rich, hand-painted organza, tissue and silk saris; Rakesh Thakore whose creations, inspired by Indian history, are a riot of colour and textures; and Ahillian, part of the Ensemble boutique in Bombay, with their designer shalwar kameez and modern day and evening wear.
Assistant producer FATIMA SALARIA Editor NARENDHRA MORAR BBC Pebble Mill

Bats Need Friends
Narrated by Andrew Sachs
What with Dracula. bats have had a bad press but this film shows that, in truth, they are warm, harmless and intelligent.
Written and produced by MIKE SALISBURY BBC Bristol (R)

Telescopes for the 90s
New generation astronomical telescopes are entirely different from those of the past.
Dr Ron Maddison talks to Patrick Moore about this revolution in telescope manufacture. Producer PIETER MORPURGO

Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from
Headingley Tony Lewis introduces further coverage of the third day's play. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD
JACK BANNISTER
Summarisers
RAY ILLINGWORTH
ALAN KNOTT
Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. ALAN GRIFFITHS
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Presented by Hugh Scully and featuring Arthur Negus enjoying his very favourite subject - furniture.
Thomas Chippendale
The most famous name in English furniture - the 'high priest of mahogany' who saw the potential of the middle-class market and who started a revolution in design.
Production PAUL SMITH. ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R) (e)

The week's proceedings in the House of Lords with Christopher Jones. Editor SHEILA COOK

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

Presented by Shashi Kapoor

Music! Action! Thrills! All are essential ingredients in an Indian film. Eight hundred and fifty are made every year, making India's the biggest film industry in the world. The capital of the Indian film world is Bombay, affectionately known as Bollywood. In the second of two documentaries, actor and film star Shashi Kapoor looks at the ingredients required to make a successful film - glamorous stars, music (almost every film has five or six songs) and generous helpings of sex and violence. Recently cinema has suffered from competition with television and the video-recorder but it still remains the only entertainment that even the poorest of India can afford.
Editor NARENDHRA MORAR
Researcher HARBINDER MINHAS
Produced and directed by PAUL SEN

American comedian
Jackie Mason , in Britain recently for his sell-out one man show in London's West End, talks about two of the great comic talents of the 50s, Jackie Gleason and Jack Benny as BBC2 prepares to screen some of their classic shows starting next Friday.
Videotape editor ROY DEMERY Producer NICK JONES
('Comedy Classics Double Bill' Friday
11.20pm BBC2)

- continues a season of films written or adapted by the great playwright. Starring
This star-studded adaptation ofF. Scott Fitzgerald 's novel about Hollywood was written for the screen by Harold Pinter.
In the 1930s, when Hollywood captured the hearts, imaginations and money of millions of moviegoers, the youthful head of a major studio named
Monroe Stahr was a leading light. But while he fulfills his dreams on the big screen, the reality of his relationships proves far more elusive and painful.
Produced by SAM SPIEGL Directed by ELLA KAZAN
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from Headingley
Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia
Richie Benaud introduces highlights from the third day's play.
Commentator
JACK BANNISTER
Summarisers
RAY ILLINGWORTH
ALAN KNOTT
Producer
KEITH MACKENZIE
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with Antoine de Caunes.
Includes an interview with Yazz, the queen of house music, and features
Youssou 'N Dour, Lloyd Cole and Joe Cocker.
An NB de C production
DEFII editor JANET STREET-PORTER