6.35 Toulouse: Money and Power in Provincial France 7.00
Open Communities 7.25 The Adam Smith Lecture 7.50 The
Universe Today 8.15 Work and Energy 8.40 Britain: Granary for the Roman Empire? 9.05 Social Science Foundation
Course: A Europe of the Regions? 9.55 Arts: Holidays by the Sea 10.20 What You Never Knew about Sex 10.45
Maths: Complex Numbers
11.10 Why Protect the Past?
11.35 A Question of Balance

Music by performers with disabilities, ranging from Mik Scarlet 's band Freak
UK, to the ballads of Astrid Menezes. With signing and subtitles.
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Gillian Reynolds visits the city of Vienna.

Introduced by Bob Wilson.
Provisional Timetable
12.45 Motor racing
3.15 Cricket; 3.40 Racing
3.50 Eventing; 4.45 Cricket
Motor Racing
Live coverage of the whole of the Hungarian
Grand Prix from Budapest. Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt. (Highlights at 9.25pm)
Cricket: Fifth Test
England v West Indies Further live coverage from the Oval.
Eventing
British Open Championships from Gatcombe Park.
Over 230 horses from 13 countries make up the strongest field in the nine-year history of the event. Eleven of the 29 fences are new. Commentary by Raymond Brooks-Ward and Michael Tucker.
Racing
From Leopardstown.
3.45 Heinz 57 Phoenix
Stakes. The filly Marling, so brilliant at Royal Ascot, bids to maintain the British dominance of this race. Commentary by Tony O'Hehir.
Eventing television presentation Johnnie Watherston

The BBCtv International
Sheepdog Championship. Phil Drabble introduces the first semi-final between
Colin Gordon (with Meg), a Welsh farmer who grazes sheep on the marshes of the Gower
Peninsula, and John McSwiggan (with Moss), a veteran Irish handler from
County Tyrone. The Brace Championship begins today when each handler runs two dogs simultaneously.
Stuart Davidson with Craig and Moss (Scotland) v
Raymond MacPherson with Cap and Roy (England). Ray Ollerenshaw describes the trials run on the slopes of the Lake District. Director Joy Corbett Producer Ian Smith

The season of highlights from The Natural World series continues with the second of a three-part African odyssey.
Out of the Ashes. Clouds of ash from the Masai Mountain of God drift over Africa's Rift Valley creating the Serengeti plains, a place of unsurpassed grandeur and beauty. Gazelles, zebras and wildebeest run the gauntlet of wild dogs, cheetahs and lions. Rain collects in the Rift Valley to form lakes, a few of which are home for only the most specialised of animals such as flamingos which thrive in their millions in these most inhospitable of places.
Narrated by Andrew Sachs. Producers Keith Scholey and Adrian Warren
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The final part of Jamaican-born Stuart Hall 's series exploring modern life in the Caribbean.
Shades of Freedom. Hall visits his 100-year-old aunt,
Geraldine Hall , who still teaches maths in the hut beside her house as she has done for the last 80 years. But her pupils face an uncertain future. Drugs and corruption threaten the islands' stability and tourism and televison sap their identity. Stuart Hall 's personal search takes him from illegal ganja fields in Trinidad to an overgrown estate where his mother lived.
Director Jenny Barraclough
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A series of six one-man plays written and performed by John Sessions and recorded at London's Half Moon Theatre.
2: Don Juan in CornwallThe tale of a middle-aged painter, who imagines that he is irresistible to women. The ageing artist's quest for pleasures of the flesh finds an outlet when a film unit descends on his quiet backwater. Director/Producer Geoff Posner

Highlights of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Close racing is guaranteed as the cars fight for the little room available on the very tough Hungarian circuit and a good grid position is more important than ever. Britain's Nigel Mansell , winner of the German Grand
Prix, has found unusual places to overtake in the past, but will be hoping to lead the race by the first corner in his bid to overtake Ayrton Senna at the top of the world championship table. Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside

Live coverage from
Indianapolis, Indiana. The final round from the Crooked Stick
Golf Club. No European golfer has won this title since it became a stroke-play event in 1958. Introduced by Steve Rider.

England v West Indies
Highlights of the fourth day's play of from the Oval.
Introduced by Richie Benaud.
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