6.35 Pure Maths: Fourier
Coefficients
7.00 Air Pollution: Dilute and Disperse
7.25 Calculus: Functions and Graphs
7.50 Invention Is Not
Enough
8.15 Physics: The Message of Starlight
8.40 Social Problems and Welfare: Family Centre
9.05 Technology: Free
Body Diagrams
9.30 Cogs in the Wheel?
9.55 Arts: Handel's Messiah
10.20 Biology: The Rod Cell
10.45 Maths: Least Squares
11.10 What Is Happening in the Countryside Now!
11.35 Light in Search of a Model
Christopher Jones presents the week's most telling moments from the heart of Britain's political life, and looks at politicians at work in both Houses and the Committee Rooms.
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Sue MacGregor presents a weekly look at the work of the MPs for the south and east. Parliamentary reports from David Brewer and Terry Dignam.
Regional producer Vincent Dowd Network editor Lydia Howard
The secrets of the sand dunes are revealed by studying the plants and animals at Brauton Burrows. Producer Aileen Llewellyn
A BBC/Open University production
How Could She?
Fathers leaving children is the acceptable face of divorce. Why are mothers who do the same seen as wicked, selfish and evil? Producer Sally George
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Sian Davies presents a programme of songs and instrumental pieces played by the leading exponents of Bolivia's musical heritage, Rumillajta.
Director Diane Reid
Producer Tony Staveacre BBC Bristol
In the first of six programmes shown this week, Dennis Taylor introduces the game of snooker.
(Tomorrow: teaming to pot) W FEATURE: page 6
Starring Bob Hope Jane Russell
In the old wild west, dentist 'painless' Peter Potter tries to play the hero when he collaborates with Calamity Jane - but it takes all sharp-shooting Jane's beauty and brains to extract him from the jaws of death.
Director Norman Z McLeod
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The last in the series of three programmes about
Magnum, a co-operative of the world's leading photo-journalists. Magnum photographers recorded the tragic and dramatic events in China last year. Executive producer Diana Lashmore
Producer Patricia Wheatley (R) revised
A truly international programme this week, the highlight being the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Bank Sevens, the world's most illustrious sevens tournament. Middlesex meet Lancashire at
Twickenham for the Toshiba Trophy, and in Wales the four teams left in the Schweppes Cup are
Aberavon, Bridgend, Neath and Swansea.
Introduced by Chris Rea.
Commentators: Bill McLaren
Ian Robertson , Lyn Davies and Alan Wilkins. Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
A comedy series starring Garry Shandling
It's a beautiful day, so Garry takes the audience for a stroll around his town -
Sherman Oaks.
First of a two-part programme.
For a quarter of a century Lord Arnold Goodman 's reputation was that of the establishment's number one fixer of industrial and constitutional disputes, funding for the arts, and libel actions. 'Send for Lord
Goodman!' was the cry.
Yet he remained a figure very much in the background, partly because of his aversion to television.
In conversation with Donald Trelford , editor of The Observer, he discusses his work and his attitudes to
Britain today.
Director Linda McCarthy Producer Hugh Purcell
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An eight-part natural history of North America.
7: Alaska, vast and remote, was the white man's last frontier; for the native peoples of America it had been their first. Since they came from Asia thousands of years ago, the Indians and the Eskimos of Alaska have led lives dependent on nature. The abundant wildlife lured white hunters to this icy land: Russians came for otter and seal pelts; Yankees for the blubber of whales and walrus. With the discovery of oil, will today's Americans keep faith with what survives of their last great wilderness?
Narrator: Alan Ereira. Music Martin Kiszko
Producer Paul Reddish
Executive producer Peter Crawford BBC Bristol
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A history of British television advertising. 2: Big! Big! Big!
Stereotypes such as 'macho man' and more recently
'new man' may dominate advertising directed at men, but commercials for women have often shown men as 'big kids' and 'silly daddies'. Producer Sue Gagan
Series producer Nicholas Barker
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Sunday evening conversation. Actor Simon Callow and novelists Candia McWilliam and Howard Jacobson join Clive James to discuss the way we talk and what's happening to the English language.
From Augusta National Golf Club.
Can Britain provide a hat trick of winners?
This tournament invariably provides an unforgettable final round.
Introduced by Steve Rider. Commentators: Peter Alliss and Bruce Critchley.
