6.35 Complex Numbers: The
Exponential Form 7.00 Modem Art: Monet 7.25 Introduction to
Economics 7.50 Technology: Basic Physical Science for Technology 8.15 Physical
Chemistry: How do Molecules React? 8.40 Poverty in the 30s
9.05 Biology Form and Function
9.30 Poetry: Language and History
9.55 Magnetic Earth 10.20
Thermofluid Mechanics: First Law
10.45 The Body Social 11.10 The Telephone - Birth of a Technology
11.35 Managing Health Services

Laurie Mayer presents the political review for the region. ● REGIONAL PROGRAMME

I Comedy western starring
James Garner , Lou Gossett Two con men exploiting small-town slave traders find their profitable partnership threatened. With Susan Clark , Brenda Sykes and Edward Asner. Director Paul Bogart
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The story of the dentist's daughter from New Zealand, who rose to fame in the 1930s as a record-breaking aviatrix.

Starring
Mary Steenburgen
Peter Coyote
A frustrated novelist decides to turn her back on "civilisation".
With Rip Torn and Dana Hill. Director Martin Ritt
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Blackberry Subway Jam

Featuring England v Wales Scotland v France
The Grand Slam has not been won in consecutive seasons since 1924. But England will accomplish this if they beat Wales in the British Gas international at Twickenham.
Meanwhile, France will be looking to regain some credibility in the Royal Bank international at Murrayfield. With Chris Rea. Commentary by Bill McLaren ,
Nigel Starmer-Smith , Eddie Butler. Executive producer Johnnie Watherston ● STEREO

Scotland's Liz McColgan is determined to be the golden girl of this year's Olympics.
Since the birth of her child, she has won Britain's only individual gold medal, over 10,000m, at the World
Championships in Tokyo. Now she prepares for Barcelona. Director Mark Littlewood Producer David Martin

Tax Matters. As Norman Lamont prepares for Tuesday's Budget, Peter Wilson-Smith asks if the expected political Budget can be economically justified. And Michael Robinson reports on a case in which the Inland
Revenue seems to have put its claims for tax owed above the interests of small investors.
Producers Dale Hayhurst and John Williams Editor David Nissan

New Guinea - An Island Apart Beyond the Unknown Shore New Guinea is the world's largest tropical island. This, the first of two films, explores the island's coral reefs, swamps and rivers in search of giant crocodiles and sharks, the world's longest lizard and people who, until recently, were enthusiastic headhunters.
Producer Neil Nightingale
Executive producer Mike Salisbury
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Third of four programmes challenging the way British business operates.
The Fix. Competition was the 80s buzz word, but how many companies really believed it to be true or necessary?
Christopher Hird reports on the cartel culture, price fixing behind closed doors - a sickness that saps the body of British industry and never benefits the consumer.
Executive producer Paul Watson A Fulcrum production for BBCtv

Death and Taxes. A guilty conscience persuades shoe salesman and part-time saxophonist Howard to declare his unreported income.
Director Jon S Denny

Jeremy Paxman and guests review TV programmes. EditorAnne Tyerman ● STEREO

I A new BBC film written by Simon Gray , who teams up again with producer Kenith Trodd and director Christopher Morahan. Their last collaboration, After Pilkington, also had a university theme.
A group of friends at Cambridge start a new magazine together with high hopes. Over the years, they meet up to help keep the ailing publication going. Their personal bonds remain strong, but the conflict between careerism and friendship takes its toll, with tragic consequences.
Stella Gonet recently starred in BBCtv's The House of Eliott.
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FILM Following his mother's death, Peter Thompson risks$50 on an "introduction" via a lonely hearts club.
Director Paul Cox
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The eclectic rock show.