Maths: Group Theory

Presented by Pam Rhodes from Falmouth.
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Exploring Educational Issues A look at education today. From Child to Pupil
In making the transition from home to school life, children in Britain go through a period of upheaval. But these days many children are well prepared for this by attending play group or nursery school.
Producer NICK BRENTON A BBC/OPEN UNIVERSITY production (R)

Comhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Trent Bridge. Fourth day.
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the whole of the morning's play. Commentators: Richie Benaud
Jack Bannister Summarisers:
Ray Illingworth Alan Knott

Salzburg
Gillian Reynolds reports from Salzburg in Austria, on a week's holiday following in the footsteps of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the backdrop of the film The Sound of Music. Director ANDY STEVENSON
Producer PATRICIA HOULIHAN (R)

A See-Saw programme with Carol Leader.

Chock-a-Block is chockablock with pictures to words that rhyme. See what words ring Chock-a-Block's rhyme chimes today. (R)

Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v Australia from Trent Bridge. Fourth day.
Tony Lewis introduces live coverage of the afternoon's play.
Television presentation KEITH MACKENZIE ALAN GRIFFITHS including at
2.00pm and 3.00pm News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather

Deacon Blue.
Real Gone Kid, and Dignity are some of Deacon Blue's classic tracks featured in tonight's specially staged concert from Eden Court, Inverness, recorded on the eve of their sellout UK tour.
The band deliver a strong
Performance and chat about their music.
Executive producer DAVID MARTIN Producer MAY MILLER BBC Scotland (R)

Highlights of the past five years of Open to Question.
Tonight: Ian Botham.
He is probably the best-known cricketer in the world, controversial for his exploits both on and off the field.
Tonight, facing interrogation by an audience of teenagers, Ian Botham says: 'At times I am probably too honest for my own good. If I was meant to have done all the things that the press have written about me, my brain would be pickled in ajar and my body would be in the Natural History Museum.'
Presented by John Nicolson Producers
DAVID MARTIN. CHARLES NAIRN (R)

A film portrait of the foundation of an Italian dynasty in Somerset.
'No toys, no chocolate, I work from dark to dark ... I never give up.'
Sabato Notaro came to
England from Naples in 1950. For seven months he lived in poverty in a shepherd's hut and worked as a farm labourer.
Now head of a family of ten children and 19 grandchildren, he is a successful businessman.
The family grew up within strict Italian rules, still respected today. Follow
Sabato Notaro 's struggle to make a new beginning in 'little Italy' deep in the Somerset countryside.
Narrator: Carmela Notaro. Film editor ROB HARRINGTON Producer SARAH PITT

Fifth of eight films examining the way women's lives have changed in the 20th century. Just a Girl
'I couldn't understand why women had to accept something different, why my brothers would say "You're just a girl", when I was just as good as they were.'
Different books, different toys, different schools and different lessons have made girls throughout the century grow up with quite separate expectations and dreams from boys. Why did those differences develop and why did they persist? How far have we come since scientists insisted that mental effort ruined growing girls for their true vocations as wives and mothers?
Film editor DAVID THOMAS Producer
MARGARET WINDHAM HEFFERNAN (R)

Screenplay by Anne Devlin for Screen Two with and On the 20th anniversary - to the day - of the British
Army's arrival on the streets of Northern Ireland, another opportunity to see this powerful, multi-layered film about a young Belfast girl and how her relationships with men interweave with history.
Naming the Names won the Film Drama Award at the 1987 Celtic International
Film Festival, and director Stuart Burge the BAFTA Desmond Davis Award earlier this year. I cannot praise too highly Sylvestra
Finn Le Touzel's performance THE STAGE
Powerfully directed by Stuart Burge THE GUARDIAN
Anne Devlin's eerie script is startlingly original THE SUNDAY TIMES
Producer CHRIS PARR BBC Pebble Mill (R)
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Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with the day's top stories and the background on events making the news at home and abroad.
With international reports by David Sells , Charles Wheeler and Julian O'Halloran. Assignment editors
JULIAN COLES. JEFF COX
Deputy editor KEITH BOWERS Editor JOHN MORRISON

Holidays by the Sea
A look at the development of Blackpool, from its genteel origins to its becoming the first and largest working-class holiday resort.
Producer CHARLES COOPER (R)