6.35 Nuclear Proliferation 7.00 Third World Studies 7.25
Introduction to Calculus 7.50
Physics: Lightning Does Strike
Twice! 8.15 Ottoman Supremacy: The Sulemaniye, Istanbul 8.40
Water for a City: Nottingham 9.05 Santo Spirito: a Renaissance Church
9.30 Graphs, Networks and Design
9.55 Arts: Victorian Britain 10.20 Roman Architecture and Town Planning 10.45 Maths: Algebra
11.10 Preparing for the Exams
11.35 The Search for the W and Z

Living with Drought. An investigation into what the people of Africa are doing to solve the continent's environmental crisis.

Anne Gregg reports on a Kenyan safari holiday.

Should home economics be taught in schools?

Introduced by Steve Rider from Kiawah Island, USA.
Provisional Timetable
1.30; 4.00 Golf: 1.45 Motor racing
Ryder Cup Golf USA v Europe
Live from Kiawah Island,
South Carolina. The fate of the competition should be decided in the next few hours, as holders Europe and challengers America battle it out in 12 singles matches.
Commentary by Peter Alliss ,
Bruce Critchley and Alex Hay.
Motor Racing
Spanish Grand Prix live from
Barcelona. Nigel Mansell must win this race to stand a chance of gaining the championship title. Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt. (Highlights at 9.25pm)
Golf television presentation
Alastair Scott and John Shrewsbury

While the west worries about global warming, India faces an immediate environmental crisis that threatens many millions of Indians whose livelihoods depend on the land. The country's forests, farmlands, air and water are deteriorating rapidly. Industrial development and over-exploitation are taking a heavy toll. Until recently, India tried to escape the twin traps of poverty and underdevelopment through a policy of 'big is beautiful'. Massive industrial and hydro-electrical projects were seen as the path to economic salvation. But India today has a legacy of polluted water, degraded farmland and disappearing forests. The dilemma facing the country is stark: how can India develop without destroying its natural resources? Can its future be greener as well as richer? Narrated by Roshan Seth. Producer Charles Bruce
Executive producer Narendhra Morar ● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Highlights of the Spanish
Grand Prix from Barcelona.
Since coming second to
Ayrton Senna in Monaco ten races ago, it has been clear that Nigel Mansell 's Williams is more than a match for
Senna's McLaren. But the Englishman's misfortune in Canada and Belgium means that the Brazilian comes to Barcelona as the favourite.
Commentary by Murray Walker and James Hunt. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside

First showing on network television for the drama, starring James Caan, James Earl Jones

1968: while the war rages in Vietnam, Sergeant Clell Hazard, a decorated veteran, is assigned to Fort Myer, Virginia, where his unit conducts military burials at Arlington National Cemetery. As he and other old soldiers work out their frustrations in debates over the war, they are sent more and more flag-draped coffins. This elegant and subtle film from Francis Coppola, director of Apocalypse Now, continues his observations on the war that tore America apart. James Caan was seen recently in the film Misery.
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
Films: pages 41-48

Jeanne runs a small hotel-restaurant in a country town. She is bullied by her mother and bored by her husband. Into this mundane world comes the new landlord of the property, a man used to having his own way. Suddenly Jeanne is torn between her wifely loyalties and a new lover. The solution is as outrageous as it is practical. This was the first major full-length feature from actress-turned-director Magali Clement. A French film with English subtitles.
● FILMS: pages 41-48
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