6.35 Pure Maths: Maps
7.00 A Woman's Hospital?
7.25 The Enlightenment: Freedom and Plenty
7.50 Women Speaking
8.40 The English Landscape Garden
9.05 The Steam Locomotive
9.30 The Changing
Experience of Education
10.20 Limerick Lessons
10.45 The Albert Memorial
11.10 Caring for Older People: Work and Retirement
11.35 The Planet Earth:
A Scientific Model

From Westminster, the heart of Britain's political life,
Christopher Jones presents the week's best speeches, most telling moments and wittiest asides. A look at the politicians at work in the House of Commons, the House of Lords, and the Committee Rooms.
Then, how the decisions will affect different parts of the country.
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From the Open University, a monthly look at events and issues in higher education.
This month an interview with the Secretary of State for
Education, the Rt Hon John MacGregor , on prospects for the 90s, and a report from Northern Ireland on a new training initiative.
Presented by Frances Coverdale and Martin Young. Director PETER CHAMPNESS
Series producer JEAN ROWTON

Hilary's in Hiding
[text removed] chose jail rather than allow Hilary's father, [text removed] , access to their daughter. She believes he sexually abused Hilary from infancy.
Producer STEPHEN LAMBERT
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An updated edition of Wednesday's Reportage.
Editor RACHEL PURNELL (R) revised

Starring James Stewart and Robert Ryan.
Bounty hunter Kemp has been on the trail of BenVandergroat for weeks. His motive - the 5,000 dollar reward. An old prospector and a cashiered cavalryman join him, help capture Ben but demand a share of the reward.
Screenplay by SAM ROLFE and HAROLD JACK BLOOM
Directed by ANTHONY MANN
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The World of Dogs
With less than a week to go before Crufts Dog Show, Angela Rippon and Mike Stockman visit Wood Green Animal Shelter where unwanted dogs and pets stay until they are adopted; visit a dog show where anyone's pet can win; meet the man who has 40,000 books all about dogs; find out how an animal psychiatrist deals with aggressive dogs; and catch up with Cassie the bearded collie, last year's Crufts Supreme Champion.
Director JOY CORBETT Producer NEIL ECCLES
('Crufts 1990 - Top Dog' next Sunday)

Featuring
France v England Ireland v Scotland
The second round in the Five Nations Championship.
England travel to Paris after their emphatic win against Ireland but the French, also with an opening victory, are a very difficult side to beat, especially at home.
The Digital international in Dublin sees Scotland start their campaign against
Ireland, who always show great spirit. Introduced by Chris Rea. Studio guests:
Ian Robertson , Jamie Salmon. Commentators: Bill McLaren , Nigel Starmer-Smith and Bill Beaumont. Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

This winter the snow drought in the Alps has forced World Cup organisers to reschedule events every week. As the season draws to a climax, can Pirmin Zurbriggen further his claim on a third Downhill title? With David Vine. Produced by MARK WILKIN
Executive producer JIM RESIDE

The day before Sky
Television introduces the first movie subscription channel in Britain and a month before
British Satellite Broadcasting is due to launch five new satellite channels, The Money Programme analyses the economics of satellite broadcasting. The figures are not encouraging; Sky
Television is currently losing at least £2 million a week and BSB has already spent E424 million without transmitting a single picture.
Nisha Pillai talks to
Anthony Simmonds-Gooding of BSB and Rupert Murdoch of Sky Television about who will win supremacy in the satellite war.
Deputy editor ALAN GRIFFITHS Editor DAVID NISSAN

La Loire sauvage
In February 1989 the French government announced plans to build a dam on the upper Loire in the beautiful high country-of the Auvergne. For nearly 12 months now a bitter local campaign has been
-fought over these wild valleys and the vast reservoir which threatens to flood them if the dam is built. It is a classic story of local versus national interests, of passion versus power, of David and Goliath. A final judgment is now imminent but who will win?
This film chronicles a turning point in environmental awareness in France. Producer BRIAN LEITH
Series editor MIKE SALISBURY BBC Bristol
0 BBC WILDLIFE: the February issue of Britain's bestselling wildlife magazine includes an article by Brian Leith on the damming of the Loire. From newsagents now, price £1.50.
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A series by Michael Palin and Terry Jones.
Starring Michael Palin and Maria Aitken.
Whinfrey's Last Case
Dashing, debonaire Gerald Whinfrey saves his country twice a week. But in 1913 a German plot - to start the First World War without telling anyone - coincides with his holiday. Where will Whinfrey's priorities lie? A knock-about tale of international intrigue.
Suitable for some children.
Executive producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY
Directed by ALAN J.w. BELL (R)

A six-part documentary series by Anthony Sampson.
3: The Quest for ImmortalityThe 1980s have seen prices for contemporary paintings go through the roof, turning art auctions into dramatic arenas for the super-rich to display their status and wealth. But what are people looking for when they spend millions on a single picture? And does the beauty of paintings change the people who own them?
Anthony Sampson talks to a collector, a dealer, a curator, a psychologist and a painter about the secret motivations and miseries behind cherished collections, and traces how money has been transformed into art ever since the Medicis in 15th-century Florence. Director MICK GOLD
Series producer MICK CSAKY
An AntelopelCsaky production for BBCtv

Before one week ends and another begins, Clive and his guests meet head to head for a conversation about life.

Clive's guests this week are the great American playwright Arthur Miller, British actress and aspiring Labour politician Glenda Jackson, and Max Hastings, Editor of the Daily Telegraph.

A new BBC film by Stanley Price.
Starring James Hazeldine Clare Holman and Rosalind March.
At a family funeral,
Trevor Orwin meets Jenny, the sister he never knew he had. The relationship that develops between them has a dramatic and violent effect....
Music GORDON GILTRAP
Designer GRAEME THOMSON Film editor ROY SHARMAN Photography JOHN DALY Producer RUTH CALEB
Director ADRIAN SHERGOLD
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With Antoine de Caunes.