6.35 The Modelling Game 7.00 Museum of Modem Art, New York
7.25 Given Enough Rope 7.50 Richard II - Character of a King
8.15 Flying in Birds 8.40 Electronic Materials 9.05 Plant Growth
Regulators: Whatever Turns You On 9.30 Organic Chemistry: It's Only Plastic 9.55 From Snowdon to the Sea 10.20 Introduction to Psychology 10.45 Urban
Development: the Phoenix
Initiative 11.10 Putting IT in its
Place 11.35 Spanish Modernisation
This film explores the challenges that faced four disabled athletes competing in world-class ski events at the Disabled Olympics at Innsbruck in Austria in 1988.
Introduced by Steve Rider.
12.30pm: Motor Racing - Formula One
Live coverage of the Hungarian Grand Prix from the Hungaroring, Budapest. A victory for Britain's Nigel Mansell today - his second in four years in Hungary - would make his first Formula 1 world title a mathematical certainty. Commentary by Murray Walker, James Hunt and Jonathan Palmer reporting in the pits.
(Highlights at 9.10pm)
3.00pm: Motor Racing - British F3
British F3 Championship from Silverstone and Pembrey. Coverage of rounds 11 and 12, with Murray Walker.
3.35pm, 6.00pm: Golf
Coverage of the British Seniors Open from Royal Lytham. Plus news of last night's action from the third round of the US PGA Championship at Bellerive, Missouri. Commentary by Peter Alliss.
(Coverage of the final round of the US PGA Championship at 11.25pm)
4.30pm: Bowls
World outdoor singles championship from Worthing. The singles event begins with the round robin phase, with the fours also under way today. Commentary by Jimmy Davidson, David Rhys-Jones, David McGill and David Bryant.
Provisional Timetable
12.35pm: Motor Racing - Formula One, Live
3.00pm: Motor Racing - British F3, Highlights
3.35pm: Golf, Highlights
4.30pm: Bowls, Highlights
6.00pm: Golf, Highlights
From Ennerdale Water in the Lake District, Phil Drabble introduces a new series of the popular television sheepdog trials. In the first heat, Scottish shepherds and their dogs combine their skills against the whims of the local Herdwick sheep.
The competitors' runs are described by former triallist Ray Ollerenshaw.
(Stereo)
A drama from 1978, shown as part of a major retrospective of the work of Alan Bennett and his producer Innes Lloyd. Starring Hugh Lloyd, Patricia Routledge
Since Mr Dodsworth retired he has had all the time in the world. Then he has a caller.... Miss Prothero.
(Alan Bennett Englishman Abroad can be seen tomorrow at 9.30pm)
Drama: page 5
Architects Terry Farrell, Norman Foster and Nicholas Grimshaw explain how buildings such as the Lloyd's building, Canary Wharf and Stansted Airport are designed to be seen at night as well as by day. The film also looks at how classical buildings such as St Paul's Cathedral can benefit from modern lighting technology.
Highlights of this afternoon's Hungarian Grand Prix from Budapest. Nigel Mansell is only one race away from his first world championship. If he wins today, he will secure the world drivers' title that has proved so elusive for him in the past. Commentary by Murray Walker, James Hunt and Jonathan Palmer.
Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult movies.
First showing on network television for Alex Cox's own anarchic adventure based on an obscure episode in history.
Starring Ed Harris, Marlee Matlin, Peter Boyle
In the 1850s William Walker and a small band of mercenaries nicknamed the "Immortals" invaded Nicaragua.
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
Films: pages 30-36
Coverage of the final round of the US PGA Championship from the Bellerive Country Club, St Louis, Missouri.
Whoever can overcome the high temperatures and humidity will deserve to win this championship and add their name to those of Couples, Kite and Faldo as winners of a golf major in 1992. Introduced by Steve Rider , with Peter Alliss , Dave Marr and Alex Hay.
