6.35 Curves from Parameters
7.00 Chemistry: Of Metals and Men
7.25 Calculus: Symbols and Equations
7.50 Design Processes and Products
8.15 Women Speaking (1)
8.40 Introducing Photochemistry
9.05 The Quest for Knowledge
9.30 Rules, Rule, OK?
9.55 The Necessity for History
10.20 Biology: Form and Function
10.45 Caring for Older People: Sharing a House
11.10 Deadline Midnight Wednesday
11.35 Measuring the Earth and the Moon

From Westminster, the heart of Britain's political life,
Christopher Jones presents the week's most telling moments. A look at the politicians at work in the House of Commons, the House of Lords, and the Committee Rooms.
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Bruce Parker examines the regional and local issues emerging from the week in Parliament. And Viv Robins reports on what your MPs have been doing about them. Producer PAUL CANNON
Network editor LYDIA HOWARD

Inorganic Chemistry: Silicons

Me and My Bike
The Suddabys took theirs on honeymoon. Chris and Rachel sold everything to take theirs around the world, and Mr and Mrs Pinkerton have so many they don't know what to do with them. This film takes an affectionate look at a long-standing love affair with the bicycle. At 88,
Charles Darvill goes camping with his. George still builds them even though his wife was tragically killed on one. And
John Woodburn rode his 800 miles from Land's End to
John O'Groats in record-breaking time.
Producer JOHN ALEXANDER Editor CAROLINE PICK (R)
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An updated edition of Wednesday's Reportage with all the latest developments in the stories covered.
There's the final result of the phone poll, your views on some of the issues covered, plus breaking stories from the worlds of fashion, sport, music and news.
Producers JANE BECKWITH and EMMA WILIS
(R)revised

Starring
Henry Fonda James Cagney William Powell and Jack Lemmon.
On a small US Navy supply ship in the war-torn Pacific, cargo officer Roberts wants to see military action, lady-killing Ensign Pulver dreams of romantic action and the entire crew want their despotic captain out of action! This outstanding movie of the hit Broadway comedy drama boasts an excellent cast, including Jack Lemmon in an Oscar-winning performance.
Screenplay by FRANK NUGENT and JOSHUA LOGAN based on the play by THOMAS HEGGEN and JOSHUA LOGAN Directed by JOHN FORD and MERVYN LEROY
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Featuring
Nottingham v Orrell
After the excitement of the third round of the Pilkington Cup, the draw for the fourth round has kept the top clubs apart. Nottingham and Orrell lie in the middle of the First
Division. Plus a look ahead to next week's internationals.
Introduced by Chris Rea. Commentator:
Nigel Starmer-Smith . Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Featuring the Men's Downhill from Laax, Switzerland.
The Alps are shivering under their first real covering of snow this winter and the World Cup downhillers are back on schedule. Switzerland plays host to its first race of the season. The Austrians will be looking to repeat their success in Laax last year.
Introduced by David Vine. Produced by MARK WILKIN
Executive producer JIM RESIDE

Japan - the Next Wave
Japan dominates western markets and runs a massive trade surplus. Western countries have called on Japan to open up its markets in reponse, and are looking to renewed action on this front after the Japanese elections next week. But what effect has their lobbying had in Japan? Gordon Brewer reports on the increased access that is being achieved to the Japanese market and on Japanese industry's response - a renewed investment boom that will make them even more formidable competitors.
Deputy editor ALAN HAYDN GRIFFITHS Editor DAVID NISSAN

Live coverage from Earls Court in London, where over the last four days 14,000 terriers, hounds, working dogs, toy dogs, utility dogs and gundogs have gathered for Crufts.
Angela Rippon, Peter Purves and Mike Stockman follow the story as the drama unfolds and discover which dog will become 'Best in Show' and be given the ultimate accolade of Crufts Supreme Champion.
('Dogs Galore', Wednesday at 3.00pm)

A series by Michael Palin and Terry Jones.
Murder at Moorstones Manor
A long weekend in the country turns out to be longer than anticipated ...
Starring Michael Palin.
Special guests: Isabel Dean and lain Cuthbertson with Frank Middlemass
Harold Innocent
Barbara New , Anne Zelda Candace Glendenning and Gilly Flower.
Designer MARTIN COLLINS
Directed by TERRY HUGHES (R)

A six-part documentary series by Anthony Sampson.
4: Two Faces of the Chinese
Why are the Chinese so inadequate at organising business inside their own country and yet so brilliantly successful as exiles around the world? Anthony Sampson looks at the tragic decline of Shanghai and the secrets of success in Hong Kong.
Series researcher PATRICK FORBES Series producer MICK CSAKY

Clive's guests this week are Bikhu Parekh , political philosopher and deputy chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality;
Anne Kelleher , philosopher and author of Sex within Reason; and Roger Scruton , the articulate voice of the New Right.
Producer ELAINE BEDELL
Director DOMINIC BRIGSTOCKE

A new BBC film, based on a true story, by Marty Ross and Douglas Livingstone. Starring John Shea and Eli . Wallach Tel Aviv, 1959: Elie Cohen is a moderately successful accountant, leading an uneventful life. Then, out of the blue, he's approached by the Mossad, the Israeli secret service. They reveal they know Cohen has a hidden past - and they have a request. This approach launches Cohen on an astonishing and dangerous undercover mission, turning him into one of Israel's greatest spies.
Music by RICHARD HARTLEY Film editor KEN PEARCE Production designer HUMPHREY JAEGER
Cameraman COLIN MUNN
Produced by GRAHAM MASSEY and DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Directed by JIM GODDARD
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With Antoine de Caunes.

Live footage from the recent Happy Mondays shows, plus an interview with Shaun Ryder.