6.50 Maths: Fibonacci
Numbers 7.15 The Changing Face of Poverty 7.40 Geology: Glaciers 8.05 Living Choices: Good Moves 8.30 Learning from the Future 8.55
Information Technology: CIM
9.20 Biology: Life on Seashores 9.45 Constable: The Leaping Horse 10.10 Images: The Crab Nebula
10.35 Land Use in Brazil
11.00 Open Forum Magazine: News and Views on the OU
11.25 Creative Management
11.50 Environment: Danish
Energy 12.15 English
Romantic Poets in Italy 12.40 The Future of Print 1.05 Light, the Destroyer 1.30 Modem Art: Leger 1.55 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450-1600
2.20 Ecology: Red Grouse

A 93-part epic from India. 55: Shakuni's son Ulluk arrives from Ghandar to take his father back. But
Shakuni won't leave until the war is over.
Meanwhile, in Virat,
Draupadi is having trouble with Keechak.
(In Hindi with English subtitles. Repeated tomorrow at 12midnight on BBC 1)

To Be. A nutty professor invents a machine for duplicating people.

Religious drama starring
Humphrey Bogart Gene Tierney Lee J Cobb
China 1947: a Catholic priest arrives alone at a remote village mission.
Though arousing the local doctor's suspicions, he earns the respect of the Chinese community, who live in fear of a brutal warlord, Yang.
Director Edward Dmytryk • FILMS: pages 33-40

Further live coverage of the third round of the 120th
Open from Royal Birkdale. With Steve Rider.

With Moira Stuart.
Followed by Weather

NEW Introducing a season
NEW of five films by one of the originators of the modern documentary, this is a retrospective look at the career of the late Denis
Mitchell. A pioneer of télé-verité and of the observational style that dispenses with commentary and narration, Mitchell took his cameras out of the studio and onto the streets to film what he called 'real people' - with dramatic results. He was also a great influence on many young film-makers who worked under him, including Michael Apted of 35 Up fame. Producer Steven Seidenberg
Followed by Morning in the Streets One of Mitchell's earliest films, this gentle, affectionate look at the back-street good humour of northern industrial cities, filmed on location in Liverpool and Manchester, won the Prix Italia in 1959.

A five-part series following Irish music to America and back.
4: The Light of Other Days For centuries, Irish harp music flourished under wealthy patronage. The baroque music of the 17th century was also popular with the Irish nobility. These two traditions combined to produce an extraordinary composer in Turlough Carolan. Featuring the music of Carolan, Sean O'Riada ,
Peadar O'Riada and Chor Cuil
Aodh, Micheal O'Suilleabhean and the uncompromising father of the American avant-garde John Cage. Musical director Donal Lunny Producer Philip King
A Hummingbird production for BBCtv in association with RTE
9 BOOK: same title. is available from retailers, price L 10.99.
0 MUSIC: featured in the series, issued on CD, cassette and LP.

Continuing the season of dramas by Alan Clarke , one of TV's most distinctive directors.
'Bandit country' is the part of Northern Ireland close to the southern border. Contact - the army term for an armed exchange with terrorists - can take place there at any time. A F N Clarke, the writer of tonight's play, was an army captain patrolling the area and this is his story. Producer Terry Coles

Self-made documentaries about people's lives.
Promise You Won't Let Them
Out on the Street. Steve Cribb is an active campaigner for Civil Rights. He is also disabled and lives his life with the help of a team of volunteers in London. For three months, he recorded his day-to-day experiences - with dramatic results. An intimate and funny account, which centres on his arrest by the Metropolitan Police. Producer Tony Steyger
Series producer Jeremy Gibson
0 YOUNG VIDEO DIARIES: if you are under 15 and would like to film your own life for this new series, write to Young Video Diaries. Community Programme
Unit. BBCtv. Wood Lane. London W12 7RJ 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Highlights of today's action from Royal Birkdale. Producer Alastair Scott

This macabre comedy is shown as a tribute to Lee Remick who died earlier this month. Starring Lee Remick
Rod Steiger
George Segal
A strangler is on the loose in New York. The victims are always middle-aged women and the killer always attacks in a different, outrageous disguise.
Based on the novel by William Goldman Director Jack Smight
• FILMS: pages 33.40
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888