6.35 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450-1600 7.00
Inorganic Chemistry: Bonding
7.25 The Midlands
Enlightenment 7.50
Understanding Space and Time
8.15 Engineering Mechanics
8.40 Arts: A New Museum
9.05 The Politics of Equal Opportunity 9.55 Arts: The Great Exhibition 10.20
Mammals in Water 10.45
Maths: Catastrophe Theory
11.10 Living Choices: New Dimensions 11.35 Organic Molecules in Action

Richard is 'running away with Dad'. They are joining Kids and Dads - where a group of fathers take sole responsibility for their children.

Magazine programme about disability.
Nazi Germany saw the systematic killing of 200,000 disabled people. Today in Germany, the debate about non-voluntary euthanasia has begun again. Vidar Hjardeng reports. With signing and subtitles.

Are exams really necessary?

Introduced by Bob Wilson.
Provisional Timetable
1.30 Show jumping
3.00 Motor racing
3.20 Show jumping; 4.30 Golf
Golf
Final round of the Dunhill British Masters from
Woburn. Commentary by Steve Rider , Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley , Clive Clark , Alex Hay and Mike Hughesdon.
Show Jumping
Emirates Airline Nations
Cup from Hickstead.
Commentary by Raymond Brooks-Ward and Stephen Hadley.
Motor Racing
Round 6 of the British
Formula 3 Championship from Thruxton. With
Murray Walker.
Television presentation Golf John Shrewsbury
Show Jumping Wendy Sheppard

News from the worlds of business and finance.
Editor David Nissan

Eight travellers along the world's great highways.
Russia's Road West. As the Soviet Union reels from one crisis to another,
Norman Stone , professor of Modern History at Oxford, wonders whether the ideology of Lenin can finally be buried?
Travelling through some of the most volatile parts of the country, he sees the scale of the Soviet mess confronting Mikhail Gorbachev.
Producer Derek Towers
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Third of six investigations exploring art and value.
The Sweet Smell of Success In New York and London,
Relative Values slips into the back rooms of some of the world's biggest art dealers.
The programme reveals sales pitches involving millions, the vetting of customers, and how young artists can be transformed into superstars. Director Nicholas Rossiter
Executive producer Keith Alexander

John Ie Carre 's classic story dramatised in seven parts by Arthur Hopcraft and starring Alec Guinness
5: 'Ricki Tarr has not lied to us. He has simply done what agents the world over do: failed to tell us the whole story.' Smiley has realised that Source Merlin is run by Karla.
Music composed and conducted by Geoffrey Burgon
Producer Jonathan Powell Director John Irvin
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Highlights of the Canadian Grand Prix from Montreal. Jim Clark in 1965 was the last driver to win five consecutive Grand Prix's. McLaren's Ayrton Senna has already won the first four races of this season. Can Nigel Mansell spoil the Brazilian's winning streak by going one better than his second place at Monaco?
Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt.

Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult movies.
Knightriders
First showing on network television for this bizarre tale
starring Ed Harris, Tom Savini
Travelling the countryside of America, Billy and his troupe are modern day knights
'jousting' on motorbikes and dedicated to the ideals of the past. But the forces of evil are poised to do battle with them. George Romero, famous for the Living Dead zombie films directed this movie which has a cameo appearance by horror writer Stephen King.
FILMS: pages 27-30
PICTURE STORY: page 39
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Presented by Normski.