6.45 Einstein's General Relativity
7.10 Floating an Integral
7.35 Materials: Cast in the Right Mould
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6.45 Einstein's General Relativity
7.10 Floating an Integral
7.35 Materials: Cast in the Right Mould
Report on yesterday's proceedings in both Houses of Parliament.
Family drama starring Bette Davis
Ann Sheridan
Monty Woolley
Literary giant
Sheridan Whiteside is sweetness and light in public, but in private he is a master of the studied insult.
When he slips and injures his hip during a visit to the Stanley home, Whiteside takes over the household and forces the entire family to wait on him.
Director William Keighley (1941)
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England v Australia
Live coverage of the first day's play in the fourth Cornhill Insurance Test from
Headingley. With commentary by Richie Benaud ,
Ray Illingworth , Geoff Boycott , Jack Bannister and Ian Chappell. Introduced by Tony Lewis.
TV presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
BBC THE ASHES 93 MAGAZINE: the official BBC sports magazine to accompany the current contest for the Ashes. It features profiles of top players and a look at the state of the six Test pitches, including Headingley. Plus an introduction by Richie Benaud. Pricef 2.95, from newsagents.
In the Footsteps of Tess. A look at Dorset through the eyes of Thomas Hardy 's fictitious heroine, Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
Desmond Hawkins visits the cottage where she was supposed to have been born, and the byre where she worked as a milkmaid.
Animation. Today: Panjid discovers that all the cardboard packages have been nibbled and Bertha is programmed to capture the intruder.
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England (Australia
Further coverage after lunch of the first day's play.
(Coverage continues at 3.00pm on BBC and 4. 00pm on BBC2)
Including at
2.00pm
News and Weather
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Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of this afternoon's proceedings in the House of Commons, including Prime Minister's questions.
Presented by Iain Macwhirter .
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
England v Australia Further live coverage from Headingley.
This "animal drama" follows
Aliya, a baby elephant in Sri Lanka who is separated from the main herd. He faces many dangers until he is befriended by a young farm boy who helps him back to the wild.
Director Simon King ; Producer John King
Latin American dancing and socialism are two things close to Agnes McLean 's heart. This film follows her on a pilgrimage from her dance class in Glasgow to the Tropicana in Havana. Director Richard Downes
Series producer May Miller
The Giant Has Woken
China's southernmost province, Guangdong (with a population of 65 million) has the fastest growing economy in the world. Reporter David Lomax visits its new joint ventures, and asks entrepreneurs, government officials and visitors about the opportunities and difficulties of the emerging marketplace for a quarter of mankind. Producer Brian Davies
From the obvious attractions of sun, sea and sand to the historic cities of Mdina and Valetta and temples of Gozo, Carol Smillie discovers that there's more to
Malta than first meets the eye. In Torquay, Paddy Haycocks investigates whether the English Riviera really lives up to its sophisticated image.
And Matthew Collins faces his latest video challenge. With Penny Junor.
Series producer Rachel Hebditch TELEPHONE: if you have a holiday horror story, phone the Travel Show Moanline on [number removed].
Another half-hour of events designed to make you laugh, with Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. A reader is disappointed by Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre and contestants avoid the obvious on Countdown.
Terry helps Bob move his most treasured possessions from his old house to the new one, but Thelma refuses to have his junk in their home.
With Francine Stock.
First of five programmes in which singer Eddi Reader presents some of her favourite music from the Cottier in Glasgow. Her guests tonight are Aztec Camera, the Lemonheads and BMX Bandits. Producers May Miller and Maureen White
Weekend viewing from the OU.
(Rptd tomorrow at 20.50am)
The Open Business School provides opportunities for all levels of managers.
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