6.35 Pure Maths: Dodecahedral
Group
7.00 Public Health: Water Fit to
Drink?
7.25 Joseph Wright of Derby
7.50 The Symmetry of Nature
8.15 Systems Discipline: Docklands Light Railway
8.40 Roman Architecture and Town
Planning
9.05 Materials in Action: From
Design to Manufacture
9.30 Facts Don't Speak for Themselves
9.55 The Victorian High Church
10.20 Biology: Only in the Mating Season
10.45 Maths: Up to the Mark
11.10 Social Problems and Welfare:
Care in the Community
11.35 Social Foundation Course:
Open University All Hours

Christopher Jones with 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. Editor Lydia Howard
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Then at 12.35pm how decisions taken at Westminster will affect your part of the country.

Looking Forward to Summer School. A week at a residential summer school is the highlight of many Open University courses. Open
Advice takes a look at some of the activities of summer schools held at universities all over the country. What do students gain from it? Producer Kevin Newport (R)

Introduced by Helen Rollason. Provisional Timetable
1.30 Football
1.50 Motor racing
2.10 Tennis
5.30 Motor racing
6.00 Show jumping
Tennis
Live coverage of the final of the Stella Artois Championship from Queen's Club, London.
Ivan Lendl, Stefan Edberg and John McEnroe are the leading contenders in this pre-Wimbledon tournament. Has defending champion Lendl's determined grass-court practice earned him a final spot here today?
Commentary by Dan Maskell and John Barrett.
Motor Racing
The closing stages from Le Mans, and round eight of the British Formula 3 Championship.
Commentary by Murray Walker.
Show Jumping
Royal International Horse Show from Birmingham for the Wella Speed Class.
Commentary by Raymond Brooks-Ward and Stephen Hadley.
Football
World Cup action. Producer Martin Hopkins Editor John Philips

As economic union looms for the two Germanies, Nisha Pillai reports on the impact that instant capitalism will have on the east. East Germans voted for union because of the promise of the lifestyles of Europe's most successful capitalists, but their first experience of capitalism will be a very chill competitive wind. The scale of closures and unemployment now being contemplated in the east makes
Britain's industrial shake-out in the early 80s seem minor in comparison. How will the Germans cope?
Producer Jeremy Bristow Editor David Nissan

Emas - High Plains of Brazil
Where else in the world does a rodent grow as big as a pig, a snake as long as your living room and an anteater have a tongue the length of your arm?
Emas National Park provides sanctuary to these and other rare and bizarre creatures of the cerrados - Brazil's grasslands.
This portrait of the park unravels some of its mysteries: why ferocious ants tolerate thieving intruders; why termite mounds glow eerily at night; and why anteaters wander incessantly over the plains. Narrated by Barry Paine. Producer Richard Matthews (R)

The last of four films about living music in the Soviet Union.
Giving Voice. 'Pure music should be pure music but we bear the stigma of the past.' That is how one young Russian composer explains the nature of the artist's task in a changing country. Giving voice - bearing witness - has always been a powerful element in Russian culture and it remains so today.
In this film composers describe the special and different qualities of contemporary music in their country - its symbolism and its profoundly religious nature.
With Alfred Schnittke ,
Edison Denisov , Dmitri Smirnov , Elena Firsova , Leonid Grabovsky and many others.
Director Barrie Gavin

Tomek, an inhibited 19-year-old, is infatuated with the worldly Magda. As she entertains her lovers in her uncurtained room, Tomek spies on her through a telescope. Soon it is not enough for him to watch her. The feature film version of Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski 's sixth commandment, A Short Film About Love, recently opened in Britain to great critical acclaim.
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From Medinah Country Club, Chicago, Illinois.
The 17th hole on Medinah's No 3
Course could prove crucial in deciding the winner of the second 'major' of the season.
It's only 151 yards long but played across Lake Kadijah with its treacherous cross wind, it will need a confident tee shot to find the green. Introduced by Steve Rider.
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