6.50 Organics by the Ton
7.15 Chemistry: Too Much of a Good Thing
7.40 'Orpheus Britannicus'
8.30 Geology: Britain before Man
8.55 In the Primordial Soup
9.20 Meanings of Madness
9.45 Rural Life: Victorian Farming
10.10 The Autistic Child
10.35 Maths: Modelling Pollution
11.00 A Strategy for Benefits
11.25 Physics: Electrons and Photons
11.50 Maths Methods: Halley's Comet
12.15 Biology: Pollination
12.40 Plastics under Pressure
Introduced by Steve Rider. Timetable*
1.05 Cricket
2.25 Motorcycling
2.45 Cricket
3.40 Motorcycling
4.20 Cricket
6.15 Motorcycling
'Timings are subject to change
Cricket
Refuge Assurance Cup Final from Edgbaston.
Now in its second year.
Last year Worcester failed to complete a championship, league and cup treble, losing the cup final to Lancashire by 52 runs.
Commentators: Peter Walker and Ralph Dellor.
Motorcycling
Shell Oils ACU Super Cup from Brands Hatch.
The final round for all classes.
Commentators: Barry Nutley and Steve Parish.
Television presentation: Cricket BOB DUNCAN
Motorcycling JIM RESIDE Studio producer
CAMPBELL FERGUSON
Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JOHN PHILIPS
In yachting, match racing is both a complex battle of tactics and a way to train
Britain's next generation of international yacht racers. With cameras on board to capture the excitement,
Bob Fisher reports on how ten crews from around the country came to Cowes during last July for this sudden-death competition on the Solent.
Film editor MIKE LANE
Producer JEREMY PALLANT A SOUTH ON TWO production
The first of two programmes Adventure: High Life Tonight, three films. First, three extrovert
Frenchmen introduce a team of rather shy Chinese to hang-gliding. Apparently it is to become an Olympic sport in 1992 - and the Chinese want to catch up.
Second, on a vertical cliff face in southern France, Eric Escoffier elegantly defies gravity. He is a leading member of Profession
Grimpeur - loners who take part in one of Europe's newest spectator sports: competitive rock-climbing. Third, a film which, when shown earlier this year, provoked much interest - about those Mohawk Indians who knit together the highest girders on New York's skyscrapers.
Film editor KEITH wilton
Producers RICHARD ROBINSON and tim SLESSOR
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
First of six programmes. Carel Weight
Carel Weight has been described as one of the ten best portrait painters in Britain, while his narrative pictures are now recognised as an important addition to
20th-century British painting. In the strange and personal world created in the paintings, familiar English scenes are undermined by a lurking violence, mystery and fear. His portraits, spanning 60 years of a working artist, consistently show the sombreness and intensity he discovers in the human face. Now in his 80s, he reviews his life's work and reveals the influences behind his paintings.
Film editor LYNDA FEATHERSTONE Director JAMES MARSH
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Opens an exciting season showcasing the Hollywood 'brat pack'. Starring and Andie is as unconventional as her name. She won't play to high school rules. She dresses as she wants, lives her own life - adored by the zany Duckie - and avoids the rich kids. But when the handsome, BMW-owning
Blane McDonough enters her life, things change ...
This sparkling comedy from the creator of The Breakfast Club features a remarkable rock score, including tracks by the Psychedelic Furs, OMD and Otis Redding.
Screenplay by JOHN HUGHES Produced by LAUREN SHULER Directed by HOWARD DEUTCH
(First showing on British television)
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