6.35 Introduction to Pure Maths: Heads and Trails
7.00 Technology: Energy from Waste. It is estimated that 95 per cent of Britain's municipal waste is buried, but Dusseldorf has a massive recycling scheme, converting waste into electricity and district heating.
7.25 Introduction to Calculus: Vectors
7.50 Looking at Heat: Medical Uses
8.15 Origin of the Solar System - a Theory. The latest ideas on this subject are discussed by the cosmologist Professor A G W
Cameron of Harvard University, USA.
8.40 The Health Service: Plans for Change
9.05 Introduction to Psychology: Autism
9.30 Inner-City Story: Opposing Racism
9.55 Chemistry: Why Build Models?
10.20 Biology: Form and Function - Transport
10.45 Maths: Group Theory
11.10 Genetics: Patterns of Evolution
11.35 From Snowdon to the Sea
12.00 Mental Handicap: Moving On
12.25 Living Choices: Changing Places
12.50 Culture Shock
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Pests and predators feature in this story of biological warfare. Producer Mike Gunton
A BBC/Open University production
Isobel Ward and Chris Davies present the magazine programme that challenges able-bodied perceptions of disability. Among today's items, reporter Mik Scarlet tries out access as an airline passenger. With subtitles and sign language interpretation.
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Introduced by Steve Rider. Provisional Timetable
2.00 Golf; 2.30 Motorcycling
3.00 Athletics; 3.50 Motorcycling
4.10 Golf; 5.50 Motorcycling
Golf
Live coverage of the English Open from the Belfry. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Clive Clark , Mike Hughesdon.
Athletics
IAAF Grand Prix from Cologne. Commentary by David Coleman ,
Ron Pickering and Paul Dickenson.
World Championships and Games for the Disabled
From Assen, Holland.
Commentary by Ron Pickering ,
Hamilton Bland and Helen Rollason.
Motorcycling
Shell Oils ACU Super Cup from Thruxton. Commentary by Barry Nutley and Steve Parrish. Producer Martin Hopkins Editor John Philips
William Cormack , a sheep and cattle farmer from Caithness who's been competing in trials for more than 20 years, and Alan Lloyd Jones, a hill farmer from
Snowdonia who's a top breeder of the Welsh Mountain ewe, meet with their dogs Ben and Cap to decide who joins last week's semi-final winner for a place in the singles final of the BBCtv International Sheepdog
Championship, to be held in two weeks'time.
The Brace Championship continues today on the trials ground in the Derbyshire Peak District, where Brian Dodd with Laddie and Di
(England) meets Tom Quirke with Sue and Jim (Ireland).
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall. Director Joy Corbett Producer Ian Smith
Glasgow. Magenta de Vine and Sankha Guha go to Glasgow, European City of Culture, 1990, where they discover the secrets of doo-fleeing, liars and ceilidhs.
Last in the series of a compilation of highlights from the late-night arts and media programme. Tonight: the widely praised rehanging of the Tate Gallery; a report on how the practice of previewing films causes friction between directors and studios; the work of American photographer Richard Misrach who catalogues the destruction of the desert landscape; and Michael Ignatieff interviews the Chinese writer and essayist Han Suyin. Producer Jamie Muir
Six programmes about the vitality and relevance of myth.
4: Sacrifice and Bliss. The idea of the sacred place is a strong one.
Stonehenge, Delphi, Jerusalem and many other places are felt to be areas where time and eternity come close to each other. Joseph Campbell taught that this sacredness needs to enter each person's life: 'You must have a room, or a certain hour a day or so, where you do not know what was in the newspaper this morning, you don't know who your friends are ... where you can simply experience what you are and what you might be. This is the place of creative incubation.'
Producer Roger Stott
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Highlights of today's final round of the English Open from the Belfry.
Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult films.
Starring Laurence Harvey, Jane Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck
Dove Linkhorn, a penniless farmer, is searching for Hallie, the woman he loves. Along the way he becomes entangled with Kitty Twist, a wild, lawless girl, and descends into the seamy and corrupt underworld of New Orleans. This screen adaptation of Nelson Algren's controversial novel is most famous for its title sequence and features a memorable performance by Jane Fonda in her second film.
Films: pages 14-18
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