6.40 Mental Handicap: Moving On

7.05 Maths: Least Squares

7.30 Physics: the Maxwell-Boltzman Distribution

7.55 Oceanography: Jamaica and the Sea

8.20 Biology: Building in Cells

8.45 Open Forum

9.10 The All Electric Home

9.35 Science: Energy

10.00 Venice and Antwerp: Forms of Religion

10.25 Computing: Keeping Tabs on the Containers

10.50 Psychology: Child's Play

11.15 Immigration, Prejudice and Ethnicity

12.05 Understanding Modern Societies: the West and the Rest

12.30 Wirral Metropolitan College: Managing Change

12.55 Modern Art: Rodin

1.20 Learning to Learn: Israel and Brazil

1.45 Technology: Free Body Diagrams

2.10 Developing World: Packaging Culture

2.35 Education: Hidden Side of the Algarve

Since spiders first appeared on the earth 350 million years ago they have inspired fear and respect. They are found all over the world and some are poisonous. This film looks at the development from egg to adulthood of a variety of spiders in Finland.

Shown as a tribute to Leslie Howard who was born 100 years ago today. In this modern version of The Scarlet Pimpernel, a seemingly vague professor carries out research in Germany. But in reality, he is rescuing potential victims of the Nazis.

Barry Norman see page 44

Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.

A report on the House of Commons select committees, presented by Nicholas Jones.

Last in the BBC archive series of vintage rock, pop and soul.

Performances are from Ian Dury and the Blockheads, the Police, the Boomtown Rats, Elvis Costello , Simple Minds, Kraftwerk, Human League, the Specials, and Madness.

With Andrew Harvey.
Weather Rob McElwee

The Legacy of Martin Luther King
Twenty-five years after the murder of Martin Luther King , this Assignment special dissects the mood of black America today.
Charles Wheeler , who reported on King's final campaign in 1968, hears from gang leaders in LA, poor farmers in Mississippi, and the new black middle class of Atlanta. What does King's legacy mean to them? Producer David Coxon Taylor Editor John Morrison
Subtitied
Charles Wheeler on the legacy of Martin Luther King
SEE FEATURE page 24

This visually stunning screen adaptation of Peter Shaffer's award-winning play won eight Academy Awards. It stars Tom Hulce F Murray Abraham
1781: court composer Antonio Salieri is the most famous musician in Vienna and a favourite of the Emperor.
Then, from nowhere, a young man called Mozart changes all that. Salieri is desperate - how can he rid himself of this brilliant composer?
Director Milos Forman
SEE FILMS pages 45-50

This drama about black life in the American South, made in 1964, is being shown on the 25th anniversary of Martin Luther King 's death. Malcolm X considered it "the most important film ever made about the black experience in America". It is the story of an itinerant railworker who falls for the educated daughter of an Alabama preacher.

See Films pages 45-50