6.50 Maths: Complex Numbers 7.15 Urban
Development: the Phoenix Initiative 7.40 Statistics:
Central Limit Theorem 8.05
Computing: the Quality
Assistant 8.30 Living Choices: Supporting Systems 8.55
Spanish Modernisation 9.20
X-rays and Energy Levels 9.45 Sam's Story 10.10 Driven
Clean Away 10.35 Open Forum Magazine: News and Views on Higher Education and the OU
11.00 Brian or Rosemary?
11.25 Education: Taking the Initiative 11.50 Curriculum and Learning: Testing Teachers?
12.15 Electronic Materials
12.40 Instrumental
Development: Changing
Children's Minds 1.05 Soap and Water 1.30 Modern Art: St
Ives 1.55 Toulouse: Money and Power in Provincial France
2.20 Global Sea Level 2.45
Electronic Materials

A 93-part epic from India. 58: Arjuna and Uttar face the Kaurava army on the battlefield. There they will have to endure
Kama's arrows. In Virat, the king awaits news.
(In Hindi with English subtitles... Repeated tomorrow at 12.05am on BBC1)

Britain has one of the worst heart attack records in the world and yet we won't stop eating fatty food or drinking full cream milk. We stand accused of having a collective death wish.
But are the reasons for giving up our fried breakfasts good enough? Should we convert to a Mediterranean diet of fish, fruit and vegetables while the benefits are uncertain and the costs are ignored? This programme examines the social and scientific issues around the current cholesterol debate.
TRANSCRIPT: send a cheque for £2.00, payable to BSS, to Horizon, Half Hearted about Semi-skimmed[address removed]

Further live coverage of the third day's play from the Oval.

Documentary series in which UK citizens compare their work with that of a counterpart from another EC country.
Police. Patrolling with guns and random identity checks are routine for the Italian carabinieri. But for Sergeant Sarah Micklewright of the Merseyside police it takes some getting used to, as she shadows Brigadiere Luciano Pascolini of Genoa.
Producer David Wilson
Editor Colin Goudie
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Community - new opportunites', send a cheque/PO for £1.75 payable to BBC Education to [address removed] 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

With Moira Stuart.
Followed by Weather

The third in a season of films by the late Denis Mitchell , one of the pioneers of the modern documentary. Made in 1965 after Mitchell had moved to Granada Television, The Entertainers provides a fascinating insight into the daily lives of the singers, wrestlers, strippers and other clubland entertainers sharing a rooming house in a northern city. The first documentary film to be shot entirely on videotape, it was banned by the Independent Television Authority for ten months because of a brief scene where a stripper removed her top.

Highlights of the gala centennial concert celebrating 100 years of music at New York's Carnegie Hall. A spectacular line-up of performers includes singers Jessye Norman and Marilyn Home, pianist Alfred Brendel , violinists Midori and Isaac Stern , violist
Pinchas Zuckerman , cellist Yo-Yo Ma, and the New York Philharmonic, conducted by Zubin Mehta and James Levine. ● MUSIC AND ARTS: page 9 PICTURE STORY: page 32

The last in a season of films by Alan Clarke , one of the most outstanding directors in the history of television drama, who died last year.
Starring Gary Oldman
Bex is an estate agent, with an apparently respectable family life. But he is also a football hooligan, determined to lead a national 'firm' in an assault on Europe. Winner of the Prix Europa 1990, and Best
Director's Prize and Critics'
Prize at the Golden Prague Festival in 1989, this drama delves deep into the disturbing and vicious world of the football hooligan as it explores the roots of their violence.
Written by Al Hunter
Producer David M Thompson

Drama about Bex, an estate agent with an apparently respectable family life, who is also a football hooligan leading of a vicious 'firm' of thugs. Show more

From Indianapolis, Indiana. Live coverage of the third round of the fourth major, won last year by Australia's Wayne Grady. Nick Faldo ,
Ian Woosnam and Severiano Ballesteros lead a strong
European entry. Introduced by Steve Rider.

England uWest Indies Highlights from the Oval.
Introduced by Richie Benaud.
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