6.35 Mathematical Models and Methods 7.00 Modem Art:
Abstract Expressionism 7.25
Statistics: Experiments and Energy
7.50 Culture and Belief in Europe 1450-1600 8. 15 The All Electric Home 8.40 The Future on Display
9.05 Projecting Visions 9.30 Rural Life: Victorian Farming 9.55
Quantum Physics: Electrons and Photons 10.20 Stand By Your
Banner! 10.45 Parents and School
- A Danish Approach 11.10 A Strategy for Benefits 11.35 Synthesis of a Drug

Introduced by Steve Rider from Sunningdale.

Provisional Timetable
12.05 Tennis; 12.35 Paralympics; 1.15 Ice hockey; 1.45 Motor racing; 3.30 Athletics; 4.05 Golf; 4.25 Racing; 4.35 Golf

Golf: GA European Open from Sunningdale
Live coverage of today's final round.

Tennis: US Open Championships from Flushing Meadow, New York
Action from last night's second men's singles semi-final.
(Live coverage of the final at 9.35pm)

Motor Racing: Italian Grand Prix
Live from Monza.
Commentary by Murray Walker, James Hunt and Jonathan Palmer.
(Highlights tonight at 9.05pm)
(Stereo)

Ninth Paralympic Games
A second report on the progress of Britain's team at the 1992 Paralympic Games in Barcelona.

Athletics
Standard Life Princes Street Mile from Edinburgh.

Ice Hockey
Molson Challenge from Wembley Arena.

Racing From Leopardstown
4.30 Champion Stakes
Commentary by Tony O'Hehir and Ted Walsh.

The television sheepdog trials reach the first semi-final in the singles competition and see the start of the brace championship. Phil Drabble introduces the handlers, Joe McRobert with Glen from Scotland and Trevor Evans with Nap from Wales, who are competing for a place in the finals, and Ray Ollerenshaw explains the finer points of the trials being run in the Lake District.
Director Ian Russell
Producer Ian Smith ● STEREO

Documentaries looking at the work of contemporary choreographers.
Last month John Cage ,
America's most original and influential composer, died in New York just short of his 80th birthday. Cage not only changed the world of music, he also influenced the fine arts and the world of dance. For 50 years, Cage and American choreographer Merce Cunningham formed a partnership that revolutionised how we see and think about dance. Judith Mackrell pays tribute and introduces Points in Space, a dance piece that was commissioned by the BBC from Cage and Cunningham and first shown in 1987. Dance directors Elliot Caplan and Merce Cunningham
Director Bob Lockyer (Rev rpt)
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Highlights of the Italian Grand Prix from Monza.
Nigel Mansell won here 12 months ago - can he extend his record-breaking season or will there be a show of strength from the Ferraris to give the tifosi something to cheer? Commentary by Murray Walker , James Hunt and Jonathan Palmer. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside ● STEREO

Barry Davies introduces live coverage from Flushing
Meadow, New York, of the last Grand Slam singles title to be decided this year.
Men's Singles Final
Sweden's Stefan Edberg dropped just six games as he overwhelmed Jim Courier in straight sets in last year's final to secure his first US Open title. Since then, however, it has been Courier who has made the headlines. This year the American has won the Australian and French championships on the way to becoming the World No 1. If the seedings go according to plan, Edberg and Courier should once again meet in the final. However, both players exited the recent Olympic Games tennis competition at an early stage, and are under pressure to maintain their high world rankings. With Andre Agassi 's win at Wimbledon, the United
States currently holds the three Grand Slam titles to be decided so far in 1992. Another
American success on home soil would see that country hold all four major titles in the men's game for the first time in 54 years. Commentary by John Barrett and Mark Cox.
Producer Sharon Lence Editor Dave Gordon