9.00 Open Advice: Something for Everyone
9.25 Arts: The Albert
Memorial
9.50 Open Advice: 'The First Year' - How Open University Students Coped
10.15 Small Business: Fair
Trading
10.40 Science Preparatory Maths: Algebra

2700-1070 BC: 'Have brought 20 women, virgins of fairest limb and beauteous breasts.
Moreover have brought 20 nets and give those nets to the women instead of their clothes. Then have them row to and fro on the lake. Lo, the heart of His Majesty was glad when he beheld how they rowed!' John Romer takes a peep at the private lives of ancient Egyptians.
Readings by Joss Ackland. Producer Paul Watson (R)

The Thatcher. This film explores the skills involved in the thatcher's craft.
An RNTV/Fauna film (R)

Vintage American comedy about a pugnacious New York bus driver.
Head of the House. Boasting that he is the master in his own home, Ralph bets that he can order Alice to make a special meal for an unexpected dinner guest.

Starring
Marshall Thompson
Dr Marsh Tracy 's Animal
Behaviour Centre in Africa is home to an odd collection of animals - including a lion with eye problems.
Director Andrew Marton • FILMS: pages 21-25

A modern classic of Chinese animation.

Dust and Ashes. The pilgrimage to Khumb Mela is the largest gathering of people in the world. In February
1989 15 million people came to the holiest place in India. By the end, 38,000 people were reported missing and 252 never found their way home. Producer Michael Yorke
Series editor Chris Curling (R) • CEEFAX SUBTITLES

A 91-part epic Indian drama.
(In Hindi with English subtitles. For details see tomorrow at 11.50pm on BBC1)

Starring
Chester Morris
Lucille Ball
The strain of survival for passengers of a crashed airliner brings about violent changes in their attitudes and relationships.
Director John Farrow
9 FILMS: pages 21-25

Embassy World Professional Championship Final, live from the Lakeside Country Club,
Frimley Green. Commentary by Sid Waddell and Tony Green. Introduced by Eamonn Holmes. Executive producer Keith Mackenzie

Presented by Moira Stuart.
Lynette Lithgow reviews the week. With subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Followed by Weatherview.

The Centenary Show Supreme Champion
On the final day of the show Angela Rippon , Peter Purves and Mike Stockman bring highlights of the toy, utility and gundog groups. The special centenary pageant commemorates ten decades of dogs, and there's live coverage of the competition for Best in Show and the title
'Supreme Champion'. Producer Neil Eccles
0 PICTURE STORY: page 27

Charles Koechlin. A fantasy documentary about
Charles Koechlin , one of the strangest and most exotic figures in the history of French music. This film enters Koechlin's ivory tower and his world of colourful dreams.
Director Barrie Gavin
0 PICTURE STORY: page 27

Starring Dawn French Jennifer Saunders featuring Raw Sex and Kirsty MacColl
In a re-run of their recent award-winning comedy series, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders discover 'Whatever
Happened to Baby Dawn?' Director Bob Spiers
Producer Jon Plowman (R)
* PICTURE STORY: page 27

A Late Show Special A timely version of Thucydides's History of the War Between Athens and Sparta, adapted by John Barton , Royal Shakespeare
Company Associate Director. Starring Ben Kingsley Don Henderson
Alec McCowen
In the 5th century BC, a war broke out in the eastern
Mediterranean between two powerful states. It lasted 27 years and destroyed an empire. As it began, Thucydides, an exiled general, started writing the story of what he believed would be the greatest war yet known. He has been called the world's first historian and war reporter, his book a classic account of political power, the mistakes that cause war and the tragedy of defeat. The War That Never Ends presents a timeless classic to throw a light on today's crisis in the Gulf.
Producer Michael Kustow Director Jack Gold

Another opportunity to see last week's feature-length opening episode of events in David Lynch 's off-beat town. Starring Kyle MacLachlan Michael Ontkean
Has the investigation into
Laura Palmer 's murder met a premature end? After an eventful night, residents of Twin Peaks adopt strange changes in style.
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

First showing on network television.
Starring Anne Shirley Roger Daniel
James McCallion
During the Great Depression of the 1930s misguided youths fell easy prey to unscrupulous owners of turpentine farms in the south of America. Once confined within the farm's perimeter, they became modern-day slaves; bound by company stores, worthless money and brute force.
Director P J Wolfson
0 FILMS: pages 21-25