6.15 Biddingforthe Olympics
8101660 6.40 Maths: L'Hopital's Rule 2758221 7.05 Changing
Children's Minds 7264467 7.30 Urban Development: the Phoenix Initiative 3398738 7.55Toulouse in the 16th Century 1748824 8.20 Integrated Education: Sam's
Story 1500370 8.45 Surviving the Exam
With Philippa Forrester. Stereo
Herman the computer character hosts a game show with a difference.
Cartoon fun. Rpt
There is another baby on the way in the Briggs family. Jonny is sure it is Mam and Dad's.
Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story byJoanEadington
Cartoon fun with the group of babies who view the world at carpet-level. Stereo
Episode from the second series, originally shown in 1979. SAG win one campaign, but will they get the better of Mr Baxter ? Episode written by Phil Redmond
False or True? - that's the decision young viewers have to make as they watch a fast-moving mix of fictional and factual film clips.
Telephone: for viewers playing at home, the numbers are 0[number removed](false), 0[number removed](true), (calls cost 20p max), rules from FOT, BBC Audiocall, [address removed]
The Tracy Brothers exlore "the Manchester scene" and discover music from Happy Mondays, Omar, the Flying
Pickets, Steel Tempo and the West India Company.
Features a behind-the-scenes report from the Extravaganza
93 concert, which starred Take That and East 17.
Introduced by Steve Rider in London and Desmond Lynam in Stuttgart.
Provisional Timetable
12.05 Yachting
12.30 Touring cars
12.45 Grand Prix
3.00 Athletics
3.15 Golf
4.55 Athletics
6.30 Athletics/Golf
Athletics
Live coverage of the World Championships from Stuttgart. Featuring the semi-finals of the men's 100m at 5.40pm, with the final due to be held this evening at 7.35pm. Coverage continues at 7.00pm on BBC1. Also, brief highlights of the morning's events at 3.00pm.
Hungarian Grand Prix
Live action from Budapest. Round 11 of this year's Formula 1 championship. Can Damon Hill's cruel luck finally change? Denied victory at Silverstone by a blown engine and in Germany by a burst tyre, Hill once again seeks to overcome both bad fortune and Alain Prost to gain that elusive first Grand Prix win.
(Highlights tonight at 9.40pm)
SEE PREVIEW page 10
Golf
Weetabix Women's British Open from Woburn. Live coverage of the final round. Commentary by Alex Hay, Beverley Lewis and Hazel Irvine. Plus news of the US PGA Golf Championship.
Yachting
Ultra 30 series from Strathclyde Park. Coverage of the first two legs of this four-round competition for 30ft yachts. Commentary by Bob Fisher, Phil Jones and Helen Rollason.
Motor Sport
From Oulton Park. Round 11 of the Autotrader British Touring Car Championship.
The Ph ilippines. First stop is the capital, Manila, where gambling is a way of life and a third of the population live in cardboard shacks next door to some of the richest people in the world. Then on to the island of Cebu where couples have to go to school to learn about marriage, go rollerskating and try out love potions. Finally to the island of Mindanao with its 100 miles of deserted beaches. Plus food, films, religion, rap and how to have a good time.
Presented by Magenta De Vine and Rajan Datar. producer Richard Fell
Series producer Dave Stewart
Revised rpt Stereo
Documentary series that tells the dramatic story of the oil industry - how it has dominated global politics, shaken the world economy and affected all our lives.
The Tinderbox. When the Yom Kippur war engulfed the Middle East, the Arab states decided to wield the oil weapon. The oil embargo caused panic, chaos, skyrocketing prices, feverish speculation and a hunt for oil at the very ends of the earth. Finally plummeting oil prices spelled the end of the Opec imperium.
ProducerChristopher Jeans Series producer William Cran
An In Vision/Majestic production for BBCtv Colour and B/W Stereo
A short series celebrating the work of great choreographers. Speaking in Tongues
Paul Taylor is one of the greats of American contemporary dance and in tonight's programme his company performs Speaking in Tongues, called by The New York Times "a masterpiece for our time". It has been reworked by Taylor for the small screen. It is a dark work set in a small American town that is dominated by a "man of the cloth" who searches out sin and bestows punishment and redemption.
Director Matthew Diamond
The highlights of today's race from Budapest. Will Damon Hill 's luck change here in Hungary? A tight twisty circuit means overtaking is difficult, so the start will be critical. Commentary by Murray Walker and Jonathan Palmer. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside
Alex Cox introduces another cult movie.
The Long Riders
Western starring James Keach
David Carradine Keith Carradine Stacy Keach
In post-Civil War Missouri the James-Younger Gang are heroes to the local people.
When one of their number gets trigger-happy during a bank raid, the authorities are determined to hunt them down.
Four real-life sets of brothers play the famous outlaws in this western.
Director Walter Hill (1980)
SEE FILMS pages 30-34
Moviedrome series producer Nick Freand Jones
MOVIEDROME GUIDE: send cheque/PO for £3.OO, payable to BSS, to
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Coverage of the US PGA
Championship from Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio, continues. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Bruce Critchley and Dave Marr. With Steve Rider.
