6.35 Nuclear Weapons: Arms Control 7.00 Halogens and Noble Gases 7.25 Calculus:
Geometric Vectors 7.50 Cast in the Right Mould 8.15
Raising Sons and Daughters
8.40 Light, the Recorder 9.05 Motion - Newton's Laws 9.30
Are Four Colours Sufficient?
9.55 The Other Virtuosos
10.20 Projecting Visions
10.45 Modelling Stock Control
11.10 Open Forum Magazine: News and Views on Higher
Education and the OU 11.35
Rabbits and Chalk Grasslands
Singer Paul McCartney introduces three true stories demonstrating the power of music and music therapy to bring hope and serenity to lives shadowed by psychiatric illness and severe learning difficulties. Producer Ann Paul
Testing Teachers?
Teacher appraisal is on the horizon. How might it work and why has its introduction been resisted for so long?
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Sheepdog Championship. Phil Drabble introduces a shepherdess from Morayshire and two experienced sheep farmers from Scotland and their dogs, who tackle the trials course on the slopes above Bassenthwaite Lake in Cumbria. With Ray Ollerenshaw. Director Joy Corbett Producer Ian Smith
The season of highlights from The Natural World continues with a three-part African odyssey. 1: Footprints in the Valley The earth's crust blisters, cracks and splits apart creating a valley so vast as to be visible from space. It is the most spectacular of African landscapes - plains, massive cliffs, forests and smouldering volcanoes. Each brims with its own special wealth of species - mountain gorillas, black serval cats, and colobus monkeys. A single identifiable part of the planet has never been the scene of such an explosion of wildlife. One animal managed to live in nearly all the new landscapes and adopted an upright posture - man. Narrated by Andrew Sachs.
Producers Keith Scholey and Adrian Warren
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The sixth of Stuart Hall's seven-part series exploring today's Caribbean.
Daniel Ferrara's wife complains he loves his car more than her. It's a Chevrolet Bel Air from the 1950s, cherished through years of isolation from the USA. Although Fidel Castro has been in power for 30 years, Havana is still filled with relics from the days when it was 'Sin City' for fun-seeking Americans. The links with Uncle Sam continue.
Each morning, a handful of workers travel across the world's largest minefield to their jobs in the American base still perched on Cuban soil, and six nights a week an aircraft takes Cubans to Miami to meet their exiled families.
A Barraclough Carey production for BBC tv
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
A series of six one-man plays written and performed by John Sessions , recorded at the Half Moon Theatre, London.
The Glory and the Dream
Two American tourists go in search of Shakespeare.
Director/Producer Geoff Posner
Highlights of today's racing at the British Grand Prix from
Donington Park. In the 500cc class, all British eyes will be on the Norton ridden by Ron Haslam. Presented by Murray Walker , with Barry Nutley and Roger Burnett. Producer Martin Webster
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Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult films.
First showing on network television of this stylish thriller directed by Miami Vice creator Michael Mann.
Starring William Peterson, Brian Cox, Kim Greist
Ex-FBI investigator Will Graham is called in to solve a series of brutal murders and turns for help to Dr Hannibal Lecktor, a brilliant psychotherapist with a taste for human flesh. A compelling adaptation of Thomas Harris 's novel Red Dragon, made before The Silence of the Lambs, and featuring the screen debut of 'Hannibal the Cannibal'.
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PICTURE STORY: page 38
TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
