6.40 Organic Chemistry:
Molecules in the Mirror
7.05 Maths: "Real" Exponential functions 3483331 7.30 Build Better Business: FairTrading
7582244 7.55 A New Role for Men 8532398 8.20 Biological Barriers
5404718 8.45 Arts: What Is Music? 4406350 9.10 Ecology:
Decomposition 3346114 9.35
Science: Volcanic Island
10.00 Venice and Antwerp in the 16th Century 7884824 10.25
Health and Disease in Zimbabwe 7212805 10.50 Women'sStudies: Countingthe Threads
11.15 Television - Light Fantastic 5354089 11.40 The Developing World: Gender Matters
12.05 Goingto School in Japan 3548447 12.30 Education and Society: Anti-Racist Maths
9076602 12.55 Modern Art: Berthe Morisot 1722737 1.20 Creative Management: Strategy on the Screen 28572263 1.45 Voluntary Organisations: Strategies for Survival 35472398 2.10
Psychology: Child's Play
2.35 Animal Behaviour: A Conflict of Interests

A celebration of the career of one of Hollywood's leading ladies (who stars in Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House next at 3.55pm), including clips from her golden years in the 30s. Hosted by Kathleen Turner.

Sparkling comedy starring Myrna Loy, Cary Grant.

An advertising executive quits New York to find an idyllic home in rural Connecticut, but discovers that his dreams need a little help to come true.
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Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.

A report on the work of the House of Commons select committees, presented by Nicholas Jones.
Editor Geoffrey Sumner

Vintage rock, pop and soul from the BBC archives.
America had its own punk phenomenon. Nobody could say what it was, what it sounded like, or when it started, but it became known as "new wave".
Many of the leading names played on The Old Grey Whistle Test throughout the decade, winding up with a glimpse of "the future of rock and roll" - the Boss himself.
Tonight's performances include Alice Cooper singing Under My Wheels (from 1971), the New York Dolls with Jet Boy (1973), Horses from Patti Smith (1976), Iggy Pop's I'm Bored (1979), the Ramones and Don't Come Close (1978), Blondie singing Presence Dear (1978), Psycho-Killer from Talking Heads (1978), Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with American Girl (1977), and Bruce Springsteen singing Rosalita (1979).

With Moira Stuart.
Weather John Kettley

A second chance to see this poignant drama about a former society beauty with a mysterious past, written by Allan Cubitt , the award-winning author of Prime Suspect 2, and starring Wendy Hiller Zoe Wanamaker
Duncan Bell
In 1935, Lady Alice Monroe caused a minor scandal when she married a Prussian count.
Now her middle-aged daughter wishes to visit the former family home in eastern
Germany, which they fled as the Red Army advanced at the end of the Second World War.
But the Countess is reluctant to let her go.
Terence Donovan HIMSELF
Producer Colin Ludlow
Director Moira Armstrong

Last in the series of feature-length documentaries. Titicut Follies
The world television premiere of Frederick Wiseman 's startling documentary film, banned for 24 years. Made in 1967, this masterly and chilling portrait of the hideous treatment of inmates at the Bridgewater
State Hospital for the criminally insane is the only film in American history to be banned for reasons other than obscenity. The accuracy of the scenes was never questioned - the State of Massachusetts was embarrassed at what the film showed, portraying as it did in graphic detail the daily life of the inmates, guards and psychiatrists in this prison. Series editor
Andre Singer comments: "It is amazing how contemporary Fred Wiseman 's Hogarthian vision of the prison is." The film has no titles, narration, music or explicit commentary.
Colour and B/W

A cool and intelligent study of a woman's disenchantment with her postwar life, adapted by David Hare from his own acclaimed stage play and starring Meryl Streep
Charles Dance with a distinguished cast.
Susan Traheme returns to Britain haunted by her experiences as a resistance fighter in occupied France. Life seems unbearably dull, but Susan's rage against mediocrity and her attempts to find fulfilment are destined not only to damage her own life, but to alter irreparably the lives of those around her. Mick........................................... STING
DirectorFredSchepisi
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