6.40 Food Technology: Today's Beef

7.05 Maths: Networks and Matrices

7.30 The Structure of Solids

7.55 The Work of a Family Centre

8.20 Diabetes -Â Restoring the Balance

8.45 The Victorian High Church

9.10 Materials: Engine Design

9.35 Science Summer School

10.00 Seville in the 16th Century

10.25 Psychology: Personnel Selection

10.50 "Dialogue in the Dark" by Michael Ignatieff

11.15 TV - Images, Messages and Ideologies

12.05 Pathfinding in the Brain

12.30 Creative Management: Visioning

12.55 Le Corbusier and the Villa La Roche

1.20 A Portable Computer Industry: the UK or Taiwan?

1.45 Orson Welles and "The War of the Worlds"

2.10 Electronics: Global Firms - Shrinking Worlds

2.35 Energy from Waste

Comedy starring Katharine Hepburn
Accused of being out of touch with "real people", millionaire novelist Laura Lansing accepts a bet that she can survive life as the house guest of a normal family. But for them, "normal" will never be quite the same again. Director George Schaefer (1988)
SEE FILMS pages 67-72

England v Australia
Further coverage from Lord's. TV presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
Coverage from Lord's of the final session of play on the third day, as England and Australia continue their battle for the Ashes.

A weekly report on the activities of the parliamentary select committees, presented by Michael Fairbairn. Editor Matthew Morris

With Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley

Live coverage of the third round of the US Open Golf Championship. The second major tournament in the golfing calendar, following April's Masters at Augusta,
Georgia, is being held this year at Baltusrol, New Jersey. Last year seven Europeans managed to survive the Friday-night cut and Scottish Ryder Cup player Colin Montgomerie, who at one tantalising stage was the leader in the clubhouse after a magnificent last-round 70 giving him a level-par 288, was eventually nudged into third place behind winner Tom Kite and second-placed Jeff Sluman. With commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley and Dave Marr. Introduced by Steve Rider.

Drama based on Franz Kafka's novel, directed, written by and starring Orson Welles
Also starring Anthony Perkins

Josef K is woken one morning by police officers who announce he is under arrest, but refuse to specify his crime. It is the beginning of a waking nightmare for K as he enters the bewildering and terrifying bureaucracy of the law.
(1963) B/W
SEE FILMS pages 67-72