6.40 The Universe Tomorrow

7.05 Maths: Modelling Drug Therapy

7.30 Paris and the New Mathematics

7.55 The Oldham Experience

8.20 Basque Nationalism and the Spanish State

8.45 Probability and Statistics

9.10 Urban Development: Gainers and Losers

9.35 Caring for Health the Brazilian Way

10.00 The Revolution Yet to Come
Are computers in schools turning out to be of as much value in education as was once hoped?

10.25 Engineering Mechanics: Vibrations

10.50 Experts and Novices: Maths on the Street

11.15 Images of Disability
People with disabilities challenge the negative approach society has to their situation.
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11.40 Managing Change at Jaguar
The management of change at Jaguar Cars Ltd before the Ford takeover.

12.05 Ticket to Fly

12.30 Living with Technology

12.55 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450-1600
Jeremy Irons, Michael Cronin and David Giles discuss Shakespeare's Richard II.

1.20 Towards a Better Life

1.45 Interrogating the Past

2.10 Mantegna: the Triumphs of Caesar

2.35 The Heat Is On
How is the international political system responding to global warming?

Romantic comedy, starring Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
It's a case of instant attraction when actress Anna Kalman is introduced to charming
American diplomat
Philip Adams. Though Philip tells
Anna that he is a married man, she is not in the least deterred.
Director Stanley Donen 0 FILMS: pages 35-40

The First Telescope.
Colin Ronan joins Patrick Moore to explain the principles that made the creation of the first telescope possible.
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England v Pakistan Further live coverage from Lord's.
• STEREO
4.55 pm
Cricket: One-Day International
For details see page 42.
NB As today's match is live, subsequent programmes may run late.

A series which looks at identity in a changing world.
Social Change and Identity Two very different families discuss the everyday changes they have seen since the Second World War and how their lives have been affected.
Series producers Sally Angel , Jeremy Cooper

With Jenny Bond.
Followed by Weather

Six documentaries looking at contemporary choreographers. Antony Tudor
He could be called Britain's forgotten choreographer. In his early days Antony Tudor was, like Frederick Ashton , a protege of Marie Rambert ; but when he died in 1987 no British companies were performing his works. Tonight is a rare chance to see two of Tudor's ballets,
Dark Elegies and Lilac Garden, performed by the American
Ballet Theatre, with whom he worked for most of his career after arriving in the US in 1940. With recollections from old friends Agnes de Mille and Maude Lloyd. With Judith Mackrell. Dance director Thomas Grimm e STEREO

Second of four plays chronicling imaginary meetings between historical or literary characters. Madame Montand and Mrs Miller written by Sue Glover.
Beverly Hills Hotel, 1960: Marilyn Monroe invites Simone Signoret to share the attentions of her hair-colourist. An unlikely friendship develops between the platinum star, so obsessed with keeping her looks, and the strawberry-blonde "anti-star" who scorns to do so. Producer Paddy Hlgson Director Morag Fullarton
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page888 • DRAMA: page 4

The series which gives cameras and training to people to record their own lives.
Not a Transvestite. All her life, Mjka Scott has battled with her sexual identity. As Michael she was a truck driver, a stuntman and an actor. She married and became a father but finally decided to become fully what she always believed she was - a woman.
Enter Mjka, a flamboyant trans-sexual actress and model.
After years of hormone treatment and cosmetic surgery she prepares herself for the final operation. First she has to live as a woman for two years and convince her psychiatrist that she is ready for the point of no return. Her diary is a disarmingly honest and personal account of her psychological condition and the physical changes she undergoes as she approaches the day of reckoning. Producer Tony Steyger
Series producer Bob Long
0 SUGGESTIONS: if you would like to make a video diary, write to Video Diaries. Community Programme Unit, BBCtv. Television Centre, London W 12 7RJ.

A trio of adaptations of acclaimed Broadway theatrical successes starts with the first showing on network television for Lyle Kessler 's powerful play, starring Albert Finney
Matthew Modine
In a decaying house, two orphaned brothers hold the world at bay, until a wealthy stranger enters and changes their lives for ever.
Director Alan J Pakula • FILMS: pages 35-40