6.50 Maths: The Binomial Theorem

7.15 From Child to Pupil

7.40 Landscape: Bodmin and Dorset

8.05 Using the Aggregate: Demand and Supply Model

8.30 Systems Behaviour: Interpretation

8.55 Information Technology - a Revolution?

9.20 The University of the Third Age

9.45 Poetry: Blake the Artist

10.10 Your Own Optics Laboratory

10.35 Revolutions and the Modern State

11.00 Coventry: What Can I Do?

11.25 Species and Evolution

11.50 Small Business: The Successful Seven

12.15 Special Education: A Dependent Future

12.40 Art in 15th-century Florence

1.05 It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow

1.30 Modem Art: Artists' Techniques

1.55 The York Mystery Plays

2.20 Images of the Third World

Shrikant goes out into the world to beg for alms and to do good deeds. But he soon discovers that selflessly nursing children with cholera is a dangerous business.

Patrick Moore visits the new technology telescope at La Silla, Chile.

In 1949, Ingrid Bergman arrived on the island of Stromboli to make her first film with the Italian director
Roberto Rossellini. This led to marriage, a family and a complete break from her
Hollywood career. This short film shows her experience through home movies and newsreel never shown before, with commentary by friends and associates.
Producer G. FIORELLA MARIANI An Asadin production

Gilbert Adair introduces the first film Roberto Rossellini made with Ingrid Bergman , shown in its complete, original form.
Stromboli
Starring Ingrid Bergman. Karin is a dispossessed
Lithuanian who marries a handsome Italian fisherman. But life on the barren island of Stromboli proves harder than she imagined.
Written, produced and directed by ROBERTO ROSSELLINI
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World Indoor Bowls Championship 1990
There's a truly international flavour about this afternoon's matches with Welshmen Stephen Rees and John Price taking on Israel's
Cecil Bransky and Hong Kong's
Mark McMahon in the pairs. The second round of the singles gets under way with what should be a match between reigning champion
Richard Corsie from Scotland and England's Andy Thomson. David Icke is in the chair at the Preston Guild Hall. Commentators:
David Rhys Jones and Jimmy Davidson.
Summarisers: John Bell
Mal Hughes, David McGill. Television presentation:
KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

Groove Zaire
The history of Zaire's music over the past 30 years is surveyed with contributions from the veteran singer
Tabu Ley Rochereau , the recognised father of the rhythms known as 'soukous'; from Kanda Bongo Man , king of the 'kwassa kwassa' dance; and from Ray Lema who combines his Zairean sounds with other influences, from oriental ragas to Jimi Hendrix guitar licks.
Film editor KEVIN HINCHEY
Production JENNY CATHCART

Presented by Moira Stuart.
Lynette Lithgow reviews the week, with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview.

2: Fertile Ground
Africa has produced a mighty harvest of souls for the armies of pith-helmeted missionaries who have gone there to convert and 'civilise' a continent. Today the blinkered zeal continues. Julian Pettifer meets
Damian Grimes , a priest from Yorkshire who teaches
Ugandan schoolchildren western table manners; the evangelist on a dramatic healing crusade for Jesus from Cape Town to Cairo; and the Baptist doctor whose antidote to AIDS is biblical pamphlets.
Series producer ALAN BOOKBINDER Producer RICHARD BRADLEY

In this highly acclaimed Royal Opera House production of Borodin's epic tale of love and conquest, a cast of the world's finest
Slavonic singers is joined by the Royal Ballet, performing alongside their operatic colleagues for the first time in 40 years, in the ever popular Polovtsian Dances. (baritone) (soprano) (tenor) (bass) (bass) (mezzo) (bass) (tenor) (mezzo) (soprano)
Royal Opera Chorus Royal Ballet
Royal Opera House Orchestra Led by John Brown. Conducted by Bernard Haitink.
Designed by LJVIUCIULEI
Costumes by DEIDRE CLANCY Directed for the stage by ANDRE SERBAN
Producer DENNIS MARKS
Director HUMPHREY BURTON

Gilbert Adair introduces an influential film by Roberto Rossellini.
Voyage to Italy
Starring Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders.
In this extraordinary film. considered by the French New Wave to be one of the greatest ever made, Rossellini created the story of an English couple whose experiences in Naples lead them to reconsider their crumbling marriage.
Screenplay by ROBERTO ROSSELUNI and VITALIANO BRANCATI
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Embassy World Indoor Bowls
Championship 1990
The second round of the singles continues this evening with 'Mr Bowls ', three-times world champion
David Bryant , scheduled to meet either Ireland's Jim Baker or Australia's Ian Schuback over the best of five sets.
David Icke introduces the insomniacs' highlights.