6.15 British and American History: Strikes in the 30s 3525211 6.40 Pure Maths: Shapes of Flows
9804817 7.05 Data about Data
4555650 7.30 Project Head Start: Children of the Dream
7.55 Design and Innovation: The Golden Rule 8090582 8.20 Me: a Student? 2036921 8.45 Open Forum

With Philippa Forrester.
Herman the computer character hosts a game show with a difference.

Cartoon fun.

Albert has been busy trying to re-wire the cellar.
Written by Valerie Georgeson, from a story by Joan Eadington

Cartoon fun with the group of babies who view the world at carpet-level,

Tucker and Benny get caught up in the tension between
Grange Hill and Brookdale. 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.
TELE PHONE: for viewers playing at home, the numbers are 0[number removed]1 (false).
0[number removed](true), (calls cost 20p max), rules from FOT, BBC Audiocall, 80 Wood Lane. London W 12 OTT.

The search to find the best young cook in Britain. With John Leslie and Andrea Boardman. Today's second heat is from Bristol.

Music news and features including soul singer Jade and the Manchester band James.

Introduced by Ray Stubbs. Provisional Timetable
12.05 Ice hockey
12.35 Cricket
1.15 Rowing
1.40 Cricket
2.10 Motorcycling
2.40 Motor racing
3.00 Cricket
3.30 Motorcycling
4.00 Cricket
4.30 Motorcycling
5.00 Cricket
6.00 Rowing
6.15 Motorcycling
Cricket
As the inaugural AXA Equity and Law League, the 50-oversper-side version of the Sunday League builds towards its climax, coverage of a match with an important bearing on the destiny of the title.
Rowing
World Championships from
Prague. Olympic rowing heroes Greg and Jonny Searle renew their rivalry with reigning world champions the Abbagnale brothers from Italy. Other finals with British competitors in medal contention include the eights and Peter Haining in the men's lightweight single sculls. Commentary by Gerald Sinstadt and Chris Baillieu.
Motorcycling
Jamie Whitham will be looking to continue his recent success in today's fifth round of the HEAT Supercup International Championship from Brands
Hatch. Commentary by Barry Nutley and Steve Parrish.
Motor Racing
Joachim Winkelhock and Steve Soper look to maintain their fine form in round 14 of the Auto-Trader RAC British
Touring Car Championship from Thruxton. Commentary by Murray Walker.
Ice Hockey
Olympic qualifying tournament from Sheffield. Great Britain's final match of the tournament is against the team from the Slovakian Republic. Only the winners of the event will qualify for next year's winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway.
Britain last competed at the Games in 1948. Commentary
Barry Davies and Paul Ferguson.

Six programmes on the delights of angling.
ChildhoodDreams. In this first programme, presenters Chris Yates and Bob James relive the midsummer magic of their youth, revealing that the secret of success is not how to catch, but how to enjoy. Producer Hugh Miles
A Wild Wise production for BBCtv

A natural history series which compares nature's most successful state-of-the-art designs with those of man. Driven by Design. Richard Jobson discovers how the human body has evolved into a sophisticated piece of natural engineering.
Series producer Martin Hughes-Games

British Cinema in the 60s
Five programmes that trace a remarkable decade in British film-making through interviews with its stars and directors. Northern Lights. The first programme looks at the cinematic birth of a new working-class hero in the north of England. John.Schlesinger, Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall , Alan Sillitoe , Richard Harris and Tom Courtenay revisit the locations of their early films, while
Rita Tushingham and Julie Christie talk about the new kind of girl who came on to the scene.
Presented by Richard Lester , who directed two of the Beatles' hit films of the 60s.
To accompany the series,
BBC2 will also be showing a series of classic British films from the period. The first,
Blow-Up, is at 10.10pm tonight. Producers Charles Chabot and Rosemary Wilton

First of five compilations from Spike Milligan 's ground-breaking comedy shows of the 70s.
Executive producer John Whiston

Chess Wars
There's stalemate in the world of chess with rival world championships being staged this week. In London on Tuesday, Englishman Nigel Short challenges champion
Gary Kasparov in a title contest they organised themselves. Peter Snow investigates the row which has split the sport. Director/Producer Annie Lewis
(BBC2 rs coverage of the two championships begins on Tuesday at 7.20pm)

Beginning a season of British films of the 60s to accompany the documentary series Hollywood UK, this thriller stars David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave
Thomas is a famous photographer but his success is shattered when he apparently witnesses a murder.

See films pages 41-46

Introduced by Alex Cox.
Requiescant
Spaghetti western starring Lou Castel A young man searching for his sister stumbles across the secret of his dead father.
With Mark Damon , Barbara Frey and Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Director Carlo Lizzani (1968)
SEE FILMS pages 41-46
Moviedrome producer Nick Freand Jones