6.50 Maths: Contour Integrals
7.18 Time for Design
7.40 1 7th-Century England: Appleton House
8.05 Database: Management System
8.30 Geology of the Alps
55 Feature Films as Propaganda
9.20 Force and Violence
9.45 Arts: The Great Exhibition
10.10 Managing Change at Jaguar
10.35 Maths: Up to the Mark
11.00 IT in Sank Training
11.25 Man-Made Macromolecules
11.50 Maths: Newton's Third Law
12.15 Diabetes: Causes and Effects
12.40 The Selling of the New Deal

Hambro Guardian Trophy Presented by Clare Harrison and Jeremy Flint
Featuring four of the world's greatest players.
The scores to date are:
Tony Forrester (GB) -7 Bob Hamman (US) + 31 Zia Mahmood (Pakistan) -77 Christian Mari (France)...... +53 Lighting COLIN WIDGERY
Videotape editor IAN HOWLETT Director ANNIE LEWIS
Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBCElstree
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Presented by Isobel Ward and Chris Davies
Today Christianity and disability. And Vidar Hj ardent reports on a French theatre group for people with mental disabilities.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS

Introduced by Steve Rider Timetable*
2.05 Water Ski-ing
2.30 Motor Racing
3.10 Cricket; 3.30 Tennis
5.00 Cricket
6.20 Water Ski-ing
-Timings are subject to change
Tennis from Paris
French Open Championships The final of the men's singles. Commentators DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
Water Ski-Ing from Lincoln
Carlsberg European Masters Hazelwood, Morse, Roberts and Battleday, among others. Commentators
GERALD SINSTADT and PETER BRYANT
Motor Racing from France
Le Mans - the closing stages Esso British Touring Car Championships
Round 5 from Thruxton Commentator
MURRAY WALKER
Cricket from Taunton
Refuge Assurance League Somerset v Yorkshire
Commentators PETER WALKER and RALPH DELLOR Television presentation: Tennis A2F France
Water ski-ing HUW JONES
Motor Racing TW1 and BHP LIMITED Cricket BOB DUNCAN Studio producer
CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS

City at Sea
Seafaring is what established the City as a financial centre, and 200 years on the City is still the centre of the international shipping trade. But maritime centres overseas believe they can mount a serious challenge, and as our own merchant fleet continues to decline some say the City could become vulnerable. Reporter Paul Burden Producer ELAINE THOMAS Editor DAVID NISSAN

Second in a two-part dramatisation from New Zealand of the events and political intrigue that led to one of the most controversial uses of State-inspired terrorism. Starring
A ship lies helpless in Auckland Harbour and a man is dead in the aftermath of the atrocity. The New
Zealand authorities pursue the bombers, uncovering an incredible series of errors by one of the world's most effective intelligence services.
Written by DAVID PHILLIPS Directed by CHRIS THOMSON

Presented by Jeremy Isaacs.
Professionals wield power. What motivates them? What attitudes and ideas lurk behind their job titles? To whom are they accountable? Chief Constables with Geoffrey Dear Ian Oliver and Brian Hayes. Tonight, Jeremy Isaacs confronts the professional world of three Chief Constables - West Midlands, central Scotland and Surrey. What has been their route to the top? By what codes do they do their job? At a time when confidence in the police is at a low ebb, are they our servants or our masters? Just what are their options for the future in a fast-changing world?
Director DAVID CROSSMAN Producer UDI EICHLER
A BROOK production for BBCtv
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Women first filmed in the 60s tell the story of their lives over the past 20 years. Jill Woollaston
In 1966, Jill Woollaston was a consultant psychiatrist married to a Labour MP, Arthur Palmer , with two teenage daughters. She was an early feminist - one of the pioneers of the working woman, balancing the demands of career and family. Today, Jill, in her 70s, is retired. She is still happily married and still a feminist. She has five grandchildren. In this film, she looks back over her life, with the help of her family, and faces the prospect of growing old.
Cameraman BRIAN MCDAIRMANT Sound recordist BARRY EVANS Film editor PETER SIMPSON
Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol
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Alex Cox introduces another in the season of classic cult films.
California Dolls starring
Peter Falk
Vicki Frederick
Laurene Landon
Harry, former English teacher and fan of Italian opera, now makes his living by managing two attractive women wrestlers - the California
Dolls, Iris and Molly. Times are hard as they tour the States in an old Cadillac, until an opportunity arises to tackle the fearsome Toledo Tigers in a championship bout in Las Vegas. But first, they have to learn a few new tricks.
This look at a bizarre side of the American Dream was the last film made by Robert Aldrich , director of Kiss Me Deadly and The Dirty Dozen.
Screenplay by MEL FROHMAN Produced by william ALDRICH Directed by ROBERT ALDRICH Television presentation by NICK JONES
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