6.35 Intro to Pure Maths:
Blancmanges and Snowflakes
7.00 Hazardous Waste Disposal
7.25 Montgeoffroy: Life in a Chateau
7.50 The Universe Yesterday
8.15 Designing a Lift
8.40 Herod and Judaea
9.05 Materials in Action
9.30 Meanings of Madness: Psychiatry Comes of Age
9.55 Rural Life: Image and Reality
10.20 Biology, Form and Function: Plant Propagation
10.45 Maths: And So On ...
11.10 Learning from the Box: The Programmes
11.35 Science and Nuclear Waste
12.00 The Other Virtuosos
12.25 Fontainebleau: The Changing Image of Kingship
12.50 Literature in the Modem World
1.00 A World Within

Introduced by Steve Rider.

Provisional Timetable
1.30 Golf; 1.55 Motor racing; 3.35 Racing; 3.45 Golf; 5.50 Motor racing

Golf
The final round of the Panasonic European Open from Sunningdale.
Commentary by Peter Alliss, Bruce Critchley, Clive Clark, Alex Hay and Mike Hughesdon.

Motor Racing
Live coverage of the Italian Grand Prix from Monza.
Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt.
(Highlights at 9.25pm)

Highlights of the World Sportscar Championship at Donington is at 5.50
Commentator Tiff Needell
Motoring: page 82

Racing
From the Curragh.
3.40 Moyglare Stud Stakes (6f).

Sir John Harvey-Jones , one of Britain's most successful and unconventional industrialists, offers candid advice to companies facing major decisions about the future. 1: 'In the NutcracKers....' Sir John is characteristically forthright about the predicament of the toy firm
Tri-ang. Once the world's largest toy manufacturer, its name has since passed from firm to firm. Now operating from a converted mill in Manchester, the current owners would like to relaunch the brand name and make Tri-ang great again. Can they succeed? Producer Robert Thirkell
Executive producer Richard Reisz (R) * TRENDS: page 79

Island in the Air. Today it may seem difficult to associate Ethiopia with wildlife. However in the south of Ethiopia a rich variety of animals and plants still flourish, providing a haunting memorial to the fertile landscapes of the country's past. Rising 13,000ft above tropical
African plains, the Bate mountains are an island refuge for unique wildlife: the rarest dog on earth, the Queen of Sheba's antelope, a bizarre giant mole rat and much more. Millions of people also depend on these table mountains for a priceless resource: water. In Ethiopia, conservation must become a vital part of long-term famine prevention.
Producer Keith Scholey (R)
0 EARTHWATCH: page 79

The German conductor
Giinter Wand is universally recognised as one of the world's finest Bruckner interpreters. During a career spanning six decades he has developed a special affinity with the spiritual world of Anton Bruckner. Tonight, he conducts the BBC
Symphony Orchestra in Bruckner's towering Fifth Symphony, a work which in its massive span encompasses earthy humour, energy and serene beauty, and builds up to one of the most powerful musical conclusions.
Introduced by Michael Berkeley. Director Peter Maniura
Executive producer Jonathan Fulford
0 SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 3

Ayrton Senna had a good weekend in Belgium two weeks ago: a new deal with McLaren for next year and his fifth win of 1990 to give him a 13-point lead in the championship. At Monza in Italy the Ferrari fans will be willing
Alain Prost to a victory he needs to keep alive any hope of retaining his world title.
Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside
0 MOTORING: page 82

Alex Cox introduces the last in the season of cult films.

Starring Tom Waits, John Lurie
One night in downtown New Orleans, a pimp and a radio DJ find themselves sharing a prison cell after being framed. They are joined by 'Bob', an exuberant Italian with a slim grasp of the English language but a passion for Walt Whitman. They plot to escape together.
Cult director Jim Jarmusch gives a bizarre and hilarious portrait of low life on the run.
FILMS: pages 23-26
(Ceefax subtitles)

Harry Carpenter introduces highlights from Sunningdale of today's final round of the Panasonic European Open.
Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon.
Executive producer John Shrewsbury