6.50 Maths: Modelling Pollution
7.15 Maths: Energy through the Window
7.40 Graphs, Networks and Design
8.05 Fundamentals of Computing: Controlling the Sky
8.30 Biology, Brain and Behaviour
8.55 Maths Modelling: Seat Belts
9.20 The Physics of White Dwarf Stars
9.45 Deer Farming
10.10 Images: Albert Crewe 's Atom
10.35 The Islands of Hawaii
11.00 The History of Mathematics
11.25 The Novel and Television
11.50 Maths: Finding One's Bearings
12.15 The Structure of Liquids
12.40 Nuclear Weapons
1.05 Head Start: Children of the Dream
1.30 Modern Art and Modernism
1.55 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450 to 1600
2.20 Instruments under Wraps

In Concert Special. Continuing the season presenting some of the Indian sub-continent's finest performers in concert at the BBC's Pebble Mill studios in Birmingham. Calcutta Drum Orchestra. The
British television debut of the Calcutta Drum Orchestra (CDO), a unique concept in the presentation of Indian percussion. Founded ten years ago by tabla maestro Pandit Shankar Ghosh , the CDO presents compositions drawing upon influences which range from classical to folk and east to west. Director Paul Freeman Editor Narendhra Morar
(Repealed tomorrow at 12.30am on BBC1)

Starring Joel McCrea Miriam Hopkins
Dorothy is the richest girl in the world, but has managed to keep herself out of sight by using her secretary to stand in for her at every public appearance. When a young man woos her at a party without knowing her true identity, she resolves to keep up the deception and find out whether he loves her for herself alone.
Screenplay by Norman Krasna Director William A Seiter (mack and white)
(Postponed from 7 September)
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Coverage of the last stage of the semi-finals in the World Match Play Championship from the famous West Course at Wentworth.
Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Alex Hay , Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon. Producer Alastair Scott
Executive producer John Shrewsbury

Alan Rusbridger of The Guardian reviews the week's press coverage.

More stories, discussions, performances and features from the arts and media in The Late
Show's weekly compilation of highlights.
Producer Jamie Muir

The day's main news stories presented by Moira Stuart.
Chris Lowe reviews the events of the week, with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Followed by Weatherview.

The Final (Part 2). 1 the fourth and final stage of the competition, six young pianists each play a complete concerto, three last night and three tonight, live from Leeds Town Hall. Among the prizes awaiting the winner is a string of engagements, providing an unrivalled launch-pad for an aspiring concert artist. Presented by Michael Berkeley with expert comment from pianist
Paul Crossley and featuring the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Simon Rattle. Director Ron Isted
Executive producer Jonathan Fulford
(Competrtion sponsored by Harveys of Bristol) (Results at 11.05pm*)
0 SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 3

First seen in 1987 at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg, the spectacular black musical Sarafina transferred to Broadway and was immediately a smash hit. This stirring documentary intersperses excerpts from the New York production with the stark comments of the young South African cast about their troubled homeland. They talk of the sorrow of apartheid, but also of their hopes for the future of a country they love. The film closes with its most touching sequence: an emotional meeting with the great, exiled South African singer, Miriam Makeba.

A Lincoln Center/Noble Enterprises production

The Results. Live from Leeds Town
Hall, the winner of the tenth Leeds International Piano Competition is announced. The prizes are presented by HRH the Duchess of Kent, the Patron of the competition.
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Harry Carpenter introduces highlights from today's semi-finals at Wentworth.

First showing on network television. Starring Michel Coluche
This delightful comedy from the director of Jean de Florette tells of the mishaps and triumphs of a novice teacher.
Writer/Director Claude Bern
(In French with English subtitles)
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*Approximate time