6.15 The Industry of Culture 1164759 6.40 Pure Maths: Conjugacy and Fixed Points
9180310 7.05 Education: Through theLookingGlass 7990420 7.30 The Work of a Family Centre
1744556 7.55 Seville in the 16th Century 4785778 8.20 The
Education Reform Act
8.45 Open Advice - Learningto Learn
With Philippa Forrester. Phone [number removed]to play the TV game Maggot Moments, stereo
Feline cartoon adventures.
A serial in 13 episodes, from a story by Joan Eadington. 12: Jonny is not the only worried member of the Briggs family - Mam is wondering why he needs Z5 so urgently.
Presented by Jonathon Morris.
Cartoon fun with the babies.
Another chance to see the second series, originally shown in 1979. Justin finds a new friend but Antony is still falling asleep.
Written by Alan Janes
Devised by Phil Redmond
The best from last week.
Fast-moving music magazine. Today's guests include
Neighbours' twins Gayle and Gillian Blakeney who ha ve just released their first record.
The south east's political review. Presented by Susannah Simons , with reports by Jonathan Beale and Tim Friend. REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Introduced by Hazel Irvine .
Provisional Timetable
12.35 Cricket
1.00 Football/Golf
1.40 Cricket
3.40 Wimbledon
4.00 Cricket
6.00 Wimbledon
Cricket: Second Test England v Australia
The fourth day's play in the second Cornhill Insurance Test match. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Jack Bannister ,
Ray Illingworth and Geoff Boycott.
Football
Torino v AS Roma
Highlights of the second leg of the Italian cup final. Torino are looking for their fifth Italian Cup success and their first since 1971. Roma last won in 1991 when they defeated
Sampdoria. Commentary by Gerald Sinstadt.
Tennis
Wimbledon preview. The most famous tennis championship in the world starts tomorrow with American Andre Agassi hoping to be fit to defend his men's singles title. Germany's Steffi Graf is also hoping to be back as reigning champion in the 100th ladies' singles event, but without opposition from world No 1 Monica Seles , still recovering from the stabbing incident in Hamburg in April. Graf faces stiff competition from Spain's
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario , Gabriela
Sabatini from Argentina, and nine-times champion Martina Navratilova. In the men's event, America's Pete Sampras and Jim Courier are looking for their first singles crown.
An 11-page preview of the world's top tennis event
SEE FEATURE page 30
Golf
Brief highlights of the third round of the US Open from Baltusrol, New Jersey.
Kirsty Wark presents highlights from a week of Late Show reports from Italy, examining how recent dramatic events in Italy - from corruption scandals and political upheaval to Mafia killings - have affected Italian culture high and low. Editor Janice Hadlow
With Government borrowing at record levels, ministers are trying to launch the most ambitious privatisation of all. More than one billion pounds' worth of civil service business was due to be opened up for bids from outside contractors, but now EC laws designed to protect workers' rights are threatening the whole project. Producer Frances Weil
Editor Jane Ellison
The Kirov Ballet returns to
London next week for a season at the London Coliseum. Tonight, to celebrate the occasion, Irek Mukhamedov, former star of the Bolshoi
Ballet, Moscow, and now with the Royal Ballet, introduces four pieces from the Kirov's repertoire. Current male star Faroukh Ruzimatov dances the famous pas de deux from Le Corsaire with Lyubov Kunakova. This was the dance that helped establish Rudolf Nureyev 's reputation in the west. Added to this are the rare jewel Markitenka, Petipa's glittering divertissement from Paquita and Mikhail Fokine 's first masterpiece Chopiniana, better known in the west as Les Sylphides, and danced by four great stars of the Kirov,
Altynay Assylmuratova , Yelena Pankova , Konstantin Zaklinsky and Anna Polikarpova. Director Thomas Grimm
From Baltusrol, New Jersey.
The final round of the US Open Golf Championship, the season's second major tournament, fought out over one of America's finest tree-lined parkland courses. The club, one of America's oldest, was founded in 1895 and takes its name from the mountain it lies beneath, itself named after a local farmer,
Dutch immigrant Baltus Roll. Last year's title was won by Tom Kite at Pebble Beach: although this was his first major championship win in 20 years, he had, in the meantime, become the game's biggest earner.
This year, the strong European contingent led by Bernhard Langer and Nick Faldo are seeking the first European victory for 23years. Introduced by Steve Rider , with commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley and Dave Marr.
Alex Cox introduces another in the season of cult movies.
The Hill
Tough prison drama directed by Sidney Lumet and starring
Sean Connery
Michael Redgrave Harry Andrews
Five new prisoners arrive at a military detention camp in North Africa in the Second
World War. There they are subjected to the ingenious and brutal discipline of Sergeant Major Wilson.
(1965) B/W Subtitled
SEE FILMS pages 67-72
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