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6.40 A Conflict Brought to Light

7.05 Maths: Iteration and Convergence

7.30 The Sassetti Chapel, Santa Trinita

7.55 Education: Taking the Initiative

8.20 A Woman's Hospital?

8.45 Maths: the Poisson Process

9.10 Materials In Action

9.35 Dirty Old Town?

10.00 Of Fish and People: Modelling a Muddle

10.25 Environment: Living with Drought

11.15 Women's Studies: Counting the Threads

11.40 Carmel: a Jewish Public School

12.05 One Small Step

12.30 Piping Hot

12.55 The Thrie Estaitis

1.20 Languages for Learning

1.45 Night Life

2.10 The March of Aluminium

2.35 Seville: Gateway to the Indies

An epic drama from India.
The final stage of the battle comes as Duryodhana fights a mace duel with Bhima.
(In Hindi with English subtitles. Repeated tomorrow at 12.35am on BBC2)

Contributors

Duryodhana:
Puneet Issar
Bhima:
Praveen Kumar
Krishna:
Nitish Bharadwaj
Balaram:
Sagar Salunke

Shooting the Stars. Dr David Malin of the Anglo-Australian Observatory in New South Wales has developed revolutionary new techniques for photographing the stars.
Today he shows Patrick Moore some of the spectacular pictures he has taken recently.

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr David Malin
Unknown:
Patrick Moore

Comedy starring
Kenneth Connor Sidney James
The reading of a will in an isolated moorland mansion on a stormy night seems to be the stuff of fiction - but it becomes grim reality for nervous Ernie Broughton and his crazy family.
Director Pat Jackson ●FILMS: pages 41-50

Contributors

Unknown:
Kenneth Connor
Unknown:
Sidney James
Unknown:
Ernie Broughton
Director:
Pat Jackson
Ernie:
Kenneth Connor
SydButler:
Sidney James
Linda Dickson:
Shirley Eaton
Guy:
Dennis Price
Mr Sloane:
Donald Pleasence
Fisk:
Michael Gough
Janet:
Valerie Taylor
Aunt Emily:
Esma Cannon
Dr Edward Broughton:
George Woodbridge
Malcolm:
Michael Gwynn
Arkwright:
Philip O'Flynn
Porter:
Timothy Bateson
Hearse driver:
Frederick Piper

Concerto Final
The 1992 competition reaches its climax as the winners from the four class finals shown last week - piano, woodwind, brass and strings - compete together in the grand final. Each will play a concerto, accompanied by the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, conducted by Christopher Seaman.
The music to be performed tonight by the young finalists must remain a secret until the last minute, but executive producer Roy Tipping says that "two of the concertos are popular repertory pieces.
Another is a classical rarity. And the fourth is by a British composer best known for his brass-band music."
The jury includes
Sir Denis Forman , former chairman of Granada Television, composer Alun Hoddinott , opera singer
Joan Rodgers and pianist Cecile Ousset , as well as specialists in the finalists' own instruments. The final is held in the Royal
Concert Hall in Glasgow in the presence of HRH the Duchess of Kent, and is presented by Humphrey Burton. Paul Daniel , the musical director of Opera North, will be on hand with expert comments.
As well as the four concerto performances, there will be documentary coverage of the Young Composer Award, which was given for the first time this year. Also featured will be the winning designs from the Fashion Challenge to design performance wear for the four Young Musician finalists. Director Knss Rusmanis
Senes producer Pippa Dyson
Events sponsored by Lloyds Bank ● STEREO

Contributors

Conducted By:
Christopher Seaman.
Producer:
Roy Tipping
Unknown:
Sir Denis Forman
Unknown:
Alun Hoddinott
Singer:
Joan Rodgers
Pianist:
Cecile Ousset
Presented By:
Humphrey Burton.
Presented By:
Paul Daniel
Director:
Knss Rusmanis
Producer:
Pippa Dyson

Live coverage of the third round of the 57th US Masters, from Augusta, Georgia.
The halfway cut has been made and the 80 starters reduced to 40, plus ties. It is now that the serious business of contending for the title begins.
For the last four years, the competition has been won by a British golfer. Sandy Lyle began the sequence in 1988, Nick Faldo won in the two years following, after play-offs, and Ian Woosnam was victorious last year. But with Fred Couples on form, having taken the world no 1 ranking from
Woosnam in his pulsating start to the US Tour, the Americans are hoping to break the British domination.
Introduced by Steve Rider , with commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley and Dave Marr.

Contributors

Unknown:
Sandy Lyle
Unknown:
Nick Faldo
Unknown:
Ian Woosnam
Unknown:
Fred Couples
Introduced By:
Steve Rider
Commentary By:
Peter Alliss
Commentary By:
Bruce Critchley
Commentary By:
Dave Marr.

Second World War drama set in Italy, starring Sophia Loren Jean-Paul Belmondo
Living in an area under threat from Allied bombing, a widow and her young teenage daughter seek refuge from the war in a remote mountain village. Yet even there they are not free from danger, and fall prey to the brutality of foreign soldiers. Sophia Loren won an Oscar for her moving and forceful performance as a courageous mother caught up in the violence of war.
Director Vittono de Sica
● FILMS: pages 41-50

Contributors

Unknown:
Sophia Loren
Unknown:
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Unknown:
Sophia Loren
Cesira:
Sophia Loren
Michele:
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Giovanni:
Raf Vallone
Rosetta:
Eleanor Brown
Florindo:
Renato Salvatori
Michele's father:
Carlo Ninchi
Fascist:
Andrea Checchi

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