6.50 Maths: Algebra 7.15
Biology Form and Function: Scaling the Salt Barrier - the physiological adaptations of the Atlantic salmon as they migrate between freshwater and the sea
7.40 Maths: Decision Tree
Analysis 8.05 Computing: a Look to the Future - an examination of research projects on the future applications of computing 8.30 Education: Financial Cuts 8.55 Contrasts 9.20 The Politics of Equal Opportunity - how equal opportunity issues in the UK have been influenced by developments in the US 10.10 Images and Information: Revision 10.35 Popular Planning in Dockland
11.00 Victorian Ways of Death
11.25 Walk Softly on the Earth - how will the world's politicians turn environmental words into environmental action? 11.50 Instruments in Flight 12.15pm
Environment: No Place to Hide - the problems of restoring parts of north west Ontario, ravaged by a century of mining and resembling a lunar landscape, to their original state 12.40 Palazzo Venezia , Rome - the background and development of the first major
Renaissance palace to be built in Rome 1.05 Organic Chemistry: Home and Away - farmers are condemned for using pesticides, but the use of chemicals in daily life is taken for granted; what are the risks? 1.30 Modem Art:
Beaubourg 1.55 Education for
Adults: Wisconsin 2.20 Ecology: Managing Landscape - how ecologists can help to preserve the beauty and variety of hay meadows in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

A 93-part epic from India.
65: Krishna's plea for peace falls on deaf ears, and Kama dreams of a date with destiny.
(In Hindi with English subtitles. Repeated tomorrow at 11.55pm on BBC1)

USA v Europe
Live coverage of the second day's play continues with this morning's foursomes. From the newly-laid out Ocean
Course at Kiawah Island in South Carolina, which is staging its first major event. Introduced by Steve Rider. (Coverage continues at 8.05pm)
0 BBC VIDEO: 'Victory in America' (Ryder Cup 1987), £ 10.99, from retailers.

A ten-part series on Japanese language and culture.
3: All in a Day's Work. A day in the life of Jun Sakai, a young Tokyo marketing executive, and his sister Hiroko, an 'office lady' with Tokyo Gas. Also, a profile of celebrity entrepreneur Hiroko Minami , one of the few Japanese women to make it big in the man's world of business.
Australian interpreter Bruce Holcombe offers the gaijin (outsider) perspective and helps present the language and etiquette of business introductions. Presented by Yuka Nukina. Producer Terry Doyle
● SUPPORT MATERIAL: BBC book.
£ 16.95 from retailers; audio cassettes. £29.95 per pack of five.
* INFORMATION: for a list of Japanese courses in the UK send cheque/PO for £2.00, payable to BBC Education, to [address removed].
0 TEACHERS' NOTES: £6.50, from same address. Cheque/PO payable as above.

Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.
0 STEREO

Moira Stuart presents all the latest national and international news.
Followed by Weather

Huw Wheldon was founding editor and presenter of Monitor, the BBC's first television arts magazine. In this year's lecture to the Royal Television Society, music and arts broadcaster Humphrey Burton , who worked closely with him in the late 50s and early 60s, gives a first-hand account of the achievements of Monitorand suggests that today's programme-makers have much to learn from those pioneering days. Among the examples used by Burton are films commissioned by Wheldon from two young directors who went on to greater things, Ken Russell and John Schlesinger , and studio interviews with Orson Welles and Ninette de Valois.
Director Denis W Gartside Producer Keith Alexander

USA v Europe
Live coverage from Kiawah Island of this afternoon's fourball matches, involving eight players from each team. Conceived in 1927 as a challenge between Britain and America, the Ryder Cup became a Europe v America contest in 1979 after a string of defeats for the British team, punctuated by only one victory in 1957. In 1985, Europe claimed their first success at the Belfry, in front of a rapturous home crowd. In 1987, Tony Jacklin 's side became the first to beat the Americans on their own soil.
Will that triumph be repeated this year in South Carolina? The captain's strategy is all-important. Blending inexperienced players with experienced superstars is a delicate but crucial equation. Introduced by Steve Rider.

Continuing the Made in Japan season with a film regarded as one of the masterpieces of world cinema. An elderly couple travel to
Tokyo to visit their children but, once there, they find themselves in the way. Only their widowed daughter-in-law has time for them. A perceptive insight into the strengths and weaknesses of family bonds. A Japanese film with English subtitles.
Director Yasujiro Ozu
0 FILMS: pages 41-48