6.40 Brittany Farmers: the Will to Win 7107689 7.05 Maths:
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1153362 9.35 Science and Nuclear Waste 5861091 10.00 Hardwick Hall : Power and Architecture 7672492 10.25 Computer
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10.50 Women in Television:
TakingtheCredit 3485324 11.15 Social Scientists at Work
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Japanese Education: Changingthe Mould 2903121 12.55 Modern Art: Jasper John 's "Flag"
1.20 Introduction to Psychology: Autism 60287614 1.45 Mental
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Cartoon fun.
Starring
Cliff Richard
In this romantic musical, accompanying the documentary series Hollywood UK, four mechanics borrow a London bus, and set out on a trip across Europe.
Director Peter Yates (1963)
(Hollywood UK, tomorrow 8.05pm)
SEE FILMS pages 43-48
Northampton v Leicester
Action from this match, inaugurating a new home-and-away format for the Courage League. Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith . Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
In this education special, six of the one million people who have studied with the Open University over the last two decades, including a redundant miner and a finance manager, show how their studies have opened up a world of potential. Producer Marilyn Gaunt
Executive producer Carol Haslam A Fulcrum/Factotum production for BBCtv INFORMATION: write to[address removed]; or phone 0[number removed].
Withjennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles
Three programmes in which the former minister looks back on his political career. Maggie's Minister
"Margaret categorised her ministers as those she could put down, those she could wear down and those she could break down." Kenneth Baker spent eight years as part of Margaret Thatcher 's government.
Tonight, in the first of these programmes coinciding with the publication of his memoirs, he reminisces with former friends and colleagues and reflects on what it took to be one of Thatcher's ministers.
His insider's view will reveal what was in that famous handbag, who got the ear of the Prime Minister and how Baker eventually became "one of us". With contributions from Sir
Tim Bell , Kenneth Clarke ,
Chris Patten , Lord Parkinson, Sir Charles Powell , Malcolm Rifkind , Lord Tebbit and William Waldegrave. Producer Alison Cahn
Editor Anne Tyerman
SEE PREVIEW page 8
Always a very British affair, the traditional final concert of this year's BBC Proms returns to an all-British programme. This first half opens with Holst's ballet music from A Perfect Fool, followed by Arnold's
Clarinet Concerto No 2 (the soloist is Michael Collins ).
After shorter pieces by Delius and Lord Berners, part 1 ends with Lambert's Rio Grande, which brings together mezzosoprano Delia Jones , pianist
Kathryn Stott , the BBC Singers and BBC Symphony Chorus. Barry Wordsworth conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and the concert is introduced from the Royal Albert Hall by Richard Baker. The second half is on BBC1 at 9.05pm. Producer Kenneth Corden Director Kriss Rusmanis
SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST with Radio
Drama starring
Annabeth Gish
JonVoight
The early 1950s: tensions rise among the members of a Las
Vegas family when a glamorous aunt comes to stay.
Written and directed by Eugene Corr
(1986) Subtitled
SEE FILMS pages 43-48
Coverage from London and Holland. Today's play in the Short/Kasparov match is analysed in detail, and there's a report on the Karpov/Timman match. Presented by Peter Snow. ProducerAnnie Lewis
Director Pieter Morpurgo
Personal odysseys and observations filmed by members of the public. Time for Tom
A mother records with uncompromising honesty the end of the life of her 4-year-old son. Aged 10 months, Tom was diagnosed as suffering from Tay Sachs disease and given only a few years to live under constant care. Christine decided to make her diary because she wanted as many people as possible to know her son in his short life. As her family grieves, Christine is released from caring for Tom, but the new sense of freedom is overtaken by a longing to have her son back again. Her diary is a personal, powerful and deeply moving record of a family struggling to come to terms with a child's life and death. Producer Emma Read
Series producer Bob Long WRITE TO: Community Programme Unit. BBCtv Centre, London W 12 7RJ. if you would like the opportunity to make your own video diary.
SEE PREVIEW pages 8
Tony Richardson's acclaimed drama, being shown to accompany the documentary series Hollywood UK. Starring Rita Tushingham Dora Bryan
Feeling unloved by her flighty mother Helen, teenager Jo finds affection in the arms of a sailor, who changes her life.
See Films pages 43-48
