6.40 An Everyday Story of Industrial Folk

7.05 Maths: Scalings and Powers

7.30 Images: Viewing the Invisible

7.55 Social Work in the inner City

8.20 Atlantic Salmon - Scaling the Salt Barrier

8.45 Victorians and the Art of the Past

9.10 Ecology: Seals

9.35 Science: Rats and Super Rats

10.00 Plugging into the Sun
The goal of converting sunlight into electricity cheaply may now be within reach.

10.25 Fundamentals of Computing - Spreadsheets

10.50 Nathan the Wise
Dramatised extracts from the 18th-century German play by Gothold Lessing.

11.15 India: Space for Education

11.40 Rural India - A Vulnerable Life

12.05 Rover's Return
Filmed in 199 a a look at how the Rover company has tried to change its corporate culture and inspire collective creativity.

12.30 The Burden of Representation
A look at modem images of race, through the work of black film and video makers.

12.55 Women's Studies: Gendering the Product

1.20 Genetics: Patterns of Development

1.45 Healthy Futures: Whose Views Count?
Health and wellbeing mean different things to different people - so how do we decide whose views count?

2.10 Money and Medicine

2.35 The Newtonians

Derbyshire v Lancashire Further live coverage of this
55-overs-per-side match from Lord's. Derbyshire will be hoping that their third visit to the final of this competition will bring them their first victory. However Lancashire are sure to prove tough opponents.
With commentary by Richie Benaud , Jack Bannister , Ray Illingworth and David Gower. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
TV presentation Mike Adley , Alan Griffiths
3.00-5.00pm
5.00-8.00pm
For details and VideoPlus numbers see previous page.
As coverage of the cricket is live, subsequent programmes may run late.

With Moira Stuart.
Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish

A report on the work of the parliamentary select committees, presented by Huw Edwards. Editor Matthew Morris

Concerto for Paintbrush and Orchestra
One of the great works in the orchestral repertoire is heard - and seen - as never before. Joining Simon Rattle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra on the stage of Birmingham's Symphony Hall is performance artist Norman Perryman. In time with the score, Perryman paints images inspired by Ravel's orchestration of Musorgsky's music on to glass plates. These will appear on a screen behind the orchestra through two overhead projectors. Before the performance, Perryman explains his philosophy and techniques - and reveals the meticulous preparation that has gone into this ambitious project. Producer Jonathan Fulford
Executive producer Rod Natkiel

Five Chronicle films that follow the quest for the richest treasure trove ever found.
3: Everywhere the Glint of Gold In the wake of the discovery ofTutankhamun's tomb,
"Tut mania" spread across Europe and America. Haifa century after the discovery, the world tours of the Treasures of Tutankhamun reintroduced these spectacular Egyptian antiquities into the visual bloodstream of the west. And that Tut magic still exerts a powerful fascination - with sometimes bizarre results.
Written and presented by Christopher Frayling. Producer David Wallace
Executive producer Roy Davies
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Edgar Reitz 's epic 13-partfilm. 12: A Time of Many Words, Stefan, 1968/69. Stefan is filming Reinhard's script in Berlin, but democracy has broken out among the crew. In German with English subtitles.
SEE FILMS pages 39-44

Ingmar Bergman 's award-winning allegory, being shown in celebration of the film director's 75th birthday.
Starring Max von Sydow Gunnar Björnstrand
Knight Antonius Block returns from the Crusades to find his homeland wasted by plague.
Then Block challenges Death to a game of chess, with life itself at stake. In Swedish with English subtitles.