6.35 Maths: Multiplying Matrices
7.00 A Woman's Hospital?
7.25 The English Landscape Garden
7.50 Science: Pushed to the Limit
8.15 Donegal: Economy and Culture
8.40 Town and Country in Ancient Rome
9.05 Materials in Action:
Going Through a Phase
9.30 Innovation and Coal
9.55 Arts: Narrative
10.20 Biology: Enzyme Structure and Function
10.45 Maths: Tutor-Marked
Assignments
11.10 Why Protect the Past?
11.35 Drifting Continents

Christopher Jones with 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. Then, how decisions made at
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Around
Westminster Laurie Mayer presents a political programme for the south and east. A weekly look at the work of the area's MPs and at how they help to shape the world beyond
Westminster. Parliamentary reports from David Brewer and Terry Dignan.
Regional producer Vincent Dowd Network editor Lydia Howard

Using the Library
Reading for a degree is not an expression used much now but it does emphasise the importance of the written word and libraries. Producer Roger Tucker
A BBC/Open University production

A preview of programmes of special interest from the Open University.
Producer Kevin Newport
A BBC/Open University production

Me and My Bike
An affectionate look at long-standing love affairs with the bicycle.
Producer John Alexander (R)
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GA Champions Challenge Nick Faldo , Ian Woosnam , Sandy Lyle and Scott Hoch compete at Walton Heath. The prize is a fund of 927,000 to be donated to the charity nominated by the winner.
Introduced by Steve Rider. Commentator: Peter Alliss.

Twenty-six years after he left Russia,
Vladimir Ashkenazy returned to
Russia last year to give two concerts with the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra. He is joined by another Russian pianist, Andrei Gavrilov who is the soloist in Rachmaninov's Second
Piano Concerto. The prelude to Musorgsky's
Khovanshchina, Walton's
Second Symphony, Ravel's Daphnis and Chloe and Tchaikovsky's Valse des Fleurs complete the programme.
Videotape editor lain Harkness Producer Hilary Boulding BBC Scotland
Concert presented by the Cultural Foundation of the USSR in association with Cable and Wireless and the British Council

Scotland's arts magazine, presented by Clare English, featuring Freaks, DV8 and Tunnocks.
Executive producer John Archer Producer May Miller BBC Scotland

Featuring
Scotland v England
In the lead-up to the climax of the Royal Bank of Scotland international,
Scotland and England have both played and won three matches. The Five Nations
Championship, Grand Slam, Triple Crown and Calcutta Cup are all at stake today. Introduced by Chris Rea. Commentators:
Bill McLaren and Bill Beaumont. Executive producer Johnnie Watherston

A two-part story starring Garry Shandling
Guest star Zsa Zsa Gabor
1: Garry believes he has found the woman of his dreams.
Writers Alan Zweibel and Garry Shandling (Part 2 next week)

John Major's first Budget will be one of the most critical in recent years.
His main concern will be getting the economy looking right in time for an election. Robin Aitken reports on the strategic choices facing the Chancellor, while Peter Eustace reports on new penalties for errors in VAT returns that come into force after the Budget.
Deputy editor Alan Haydn Griffiths Editor David Nissan

An eight-part natural history of North America.
4: Beyond the forests of the east lay a vast grassland that was home to millions of buffalo and to many proud Indian tribes. Explorers
Lewis and Clark were the first to document the wildlife and native peoples of this rolling sea of grass which, within a century, would be swept aside by the coming of the white man. Narrator: Alan Ereira. Music Martin Kiszko Producers Ned Kelly and Susan Western
Executive producer Peter Crawford BBC Bristol
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A Newsnight East German election special.
The East German election campaign is over but the future of the new Germany is only just beginning.
The voters know that the verdict will inevitably propel their country out of existence and their nation towards unity.
From the heart of East
Berlin Donald MacCormick brings up-the-minute results, comment and analysis. Who has won the most significant election in Germany since the end of the War, and what will it mean, not only for
Germany, but for the rest of Europe?
Producer Jon Barton Editor Tim Gardam
(Continued at 11.25pm)

A series of films on British Airways and its rivals in the 1990s.
3: Like bom-again believers, British Airways staff gather in a converted hangar to have their faith in the company enhanced, as BA preachers exhort them 'to be the best'. Meanwhile, at
Heathrow's No 4 terminal, tension mounts as BA ground staff realise they have a heavily overbooked flight to explain to scores of angry customers.
The programme covers one frantic day in the life of a major airline - from the £24-million luxury launch of its new first class to a travel agent getting a roasting from a BA representative for falling ticket sales. It observes the hyped-up performance of the self-styled 'world's favourite airline' and asks: is this glamorously remodelled airline in danger of forgetting service in the pursuit of profit?
Executive producer Jeremy Bennett Producer Laurence Rees

A discussion of life and related issues. This week
Clive's guests include outspoken novelist
Fay Weldon , whose The Life and Loves of a She-Devil, first seen as a series on BBC television, will be released as a film in May.
Producer Elaine Beddel
Director Dominic Brigstocke

A new BBC film by Nick Dunning.
Starring Amanda Redman, Michael Maloney

Kate is a young geography teacher from London taking a walking holiday in North Wales. When she arrives at a remote guest house an inexplicable event shatters her solitude. What follows could either be the answer to her dreams or a serious threat to her sanity.

BBC Pebble Mill

Show Times: page 16 6
Films: pages 18-21
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Donald MacCormick reports from East Berlin on the latest results in the East German election.

Hosted by Antoine de Caunes.

Featuring Manchester's rising stars the Inspiral Carpets; and Cabaret Voltaire.
(Shown last Monday)