6.40 Curiouser and Curiouser

7.05 Maths: Modelling Turkeys

7.30 Non-Euclidean Geometry

7.55 The Art of Commerce

8.20 Beyond Famine

8.45 Probability and Statistics

9.10 Another Point of View

9.35 Education: After the Act

10.00 Living Choices: New Dimensions

10.25 Flowering of Rosebud

10.50 Engineering Mechanics

11.15 Linking into the Future

11.40 Black Girls in Search of Learning

12.05 Planning the Production

12.30 Patterns in the Dust

12.55 Culture and Belief in Europe

1.20 Developing World: Breaking Out

1.45 Young Turks in Germany: Education for What?

2.10 Noise Pollution

2.35 Women and Organisations

First showing on network television of this melodrama, starring Gina Lollobrigida
Anthony Franciosa
Returning home from the army, Nick Stratton falls in love with beautiful Giulietta and, unaware of her past, embarks on an ill-fated affair.
Director Ranald MacDougall ● FILMS: pages 44-51

Comets - a Second View
The Giotto spacecraft, which encountered Halley's Comet in 1986, recently made close-range studies of the comet Grigg-Skellerup. Patrick Moore and Dr John Mason are joined by Professor Susan McKenna-Lawlor , whose experiments have been carried in Giotto, to discuss the problems of comets.
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With Chris Lowe.
Followed by Weather

Fourth in a seven-part series marking the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's landing in the Americas.
Worlds Found and Lost. The modern sailing vessel
Westward retraces Columbus's wandering path through the Bahamas to Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
The programme describes how Columbus's log was sprinkled with eager commentary on the gold he and his crew expected to find at each new turn. They found little gold, but they did encounter a thriving native population who, according to Columbus, pronounced the Europeans to be "men from heaven". But these gentle people were exploited and eventually driven to extinction by forced labour and disease.
Presented by Mauricio Obregon. Producer Zvi Dor-ner
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TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Highlights of the Elton John concert staged earlier this week in Barcelona.

He performs old favourites like Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me, I'm Still Standing and Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word together with tracks from his new album The One, including his hit single of the same name. The stage show is as flamboyant as ever and includes the much-publicised Gianni Versace-designed clothes.
(Stereo)

Last in the series that charts the richness of world music.
New Orleans Revisited
A return to the Big Easy to examine the life and times of Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton, perceived through the eyes and ears of two Americans - leading jazz trumpeter
Freddie Hubbard and comic strip artist Robert Crumb.
Hubbard starts tonight's film with a quest to re-create the sound of Louis Armstrong's early Hot Five tunes. Hubbard recalls that a lot of people accused him of wasting his time: "I said, man you'd be surprised, I'm learning a lot!"
Crumb confesses that listening to old jazz records is as much a passion with him as drawing cartoons: "So at some point I knew the two were bound to come together." When they did, the result was a remarkable comic strip adaptation of the jazz legend, Jelly Roll Morton's s Voodoo Curse, which is transferred to the screen in its entirety tonight.
Director Christopher Bruce
Series editors Anthony Wall, Nigel Finch • STEREO

The first in a new run of the BFI Award-winning series which gives cameras and training to people to record their own lives.
Searching for a Killer. While in Haiti during the 1987 election, Geoffrey Smith and a friend stumbled across a horrific massacre at a polling station.
A gunman returned to the scene and opened fire, killing the man in front of him and shooting Geoffrey through the leg. Ever since the shooting,
Geoffrey has been plagued by nightmares and fear, and earlier this year he decided to return to Haiti to find the man who shot him, hoping that this may be the key to his recovery. He arrives to find Haiti living under an international trade embargo; violence, fear and oppression are rife under the brutal military junta. Despite his friends' warnings, Geoffrey braves fear, intimidation and silence in his search. He makes friends with a voodoo priest who tries to persuade him to pursue a more Haitian solution-to his problem by immersing himself in the culture and voodoo religion.
Geoffrey's diary is the story of a man desperate to exorcise the ghosts that haunt him. It is a powerful and personal journey through a Haiti never seen on television, an uncompromising portrait of a land which swings between terror and enchantment.
Producer Emma Read
Series producer Bob Long
* SUGGESTIONS: if you would like to make a video diary, write to Video Diaries, Community Programme Unit. Wood Lane. LondonW127RJ.

I The season of Woody Allen films continues with this Academy
Award-winning comedy starring
Woody Allen Diane Keaton
Successful comedian Alvy Singer lives alone in Manhattan, dividing his life between stage appearances, visits to the movies and sessions with his analyst. Then along comes Annie Hall , a beautiful insecure WASP with a penchant for men's clothes and ambitions to be a singer.
TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 ●FILMS: pages 44-51

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Highlights of today's s play. ●STEREO