6.40 A Feel for Space

7.05 Maths: "Real" Exponential Functions

7.30 The History of Mathematics

7.55 Care in the Community

8.20 Tin: A Case Study

8.45 Maths: The Genetics Game

9.10 Anti Racist Maths

9.35 The Maxwell-Boltzman Distribution

10.00 Living Choices

10.25 Free Body Diagrams

10.50 Rome Under the Popes

11.15 Evolution: Reindeer in the Arctic
How reindeer evolved to survive extreme cold

11.40 Parents and School

12.05 Keeping Tabs on the Containers

12.30 1 T: A Link in the Chain

12.55 Culture and Belief In Europe 1450- 1600

1.20 Third World Development: Packaging Culture
How can western film-makers represent the remote world of Ethiopian life to a British audience?

1.45 The Theatre and the State Archaeological Reconstruction
What did theatre meant to the ancient Greeks?

2.10 Learning to Learn

2.35 Managing Schools: One More Step

An epic drama from India.
The great battle is drawing to a close. Now the fight is between Arjuna and Kama, but Kunti stands to lose most of all. Arjuna ..... ARJUN Kunti NAZNEEN

Patrick Moore finds out more about asteroids.

Time Out. A cat obsessed with time-keeping whizzes around a world of distorted dimensions.

Musical starring
Shirley MacLaine Sammy Davis Jr
Warm-hearted showgirl
Charity Hope Valentine, a taxi-dancer at the seedy
Fandango Ballroom, still dares to dream of love, marriage and a respectable future.
Choreographed and directed by Bob Fosse 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 0 FILMS: pages 37-42

A weekly look back at highlights from The Late Show. ● STEREO

Chris Lowe presents the latest reports, plus the sports news. Followed by Weather

A BBC film written by Simon Gray. Starring Edward Fox Emily Morgan
When plucky Corporal Pru Merriman reports to her superiors, she is catapulted into the murky world of the French Resistance.
Producer Kenith Trodd Director Udayan Prasad
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 • FILMS: pages 37-42

A series of feature-length documentaries made by independent film-makers. Hobo
John T Davis 's film is the story of the classic railroad tramps, riding the rails across America in the 90s. It offers a unique view into the world of boxcars and hobo jungles, creating an indelible portrait of the fiercely independent men pursuing a vanishing way of life. Hobos are voluntary vagabonds and their lives are tough. They have to learn how to wait and hide, how to make coffee with a railroad flare, and how to balance on the roof of a moving boxcar and hit the deck when the train hits a tunnel. To chronicle a hobo's journey of some 2,000 winter miles from Minneapolis, through the Rockies to Seattle, Davis lived the hobo life on the other side of the law: "We travelled incognito, sleeping rough, eating out of dumpsters and drinking mad-dog 20/20 wine. This is a comment about the underbelly of America.... And if you love trains, it's also great to watch."
Series editor Andre Singer ● STEREO

A disturbing real-life drama by Oliver Stone , director of JFK and Platoon. Starring James Woods James Belushi
1980: a photojournalist who has covered every war zone -
Vietnam, Cambodia, the Middle East - heads off to El Salvador with memories of good beer, beautiful women and cheap rent, but what he encounters is a bloody civil war that changes his life for ever.
● FILMS: pages 37-42

Last in the series.

The final concert from the Seville Expo 92 brings together Brian May , Joe Walsh, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai - and Nuno Bettencourt and Paul Rodgers playing the classic All Right Now.

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