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Action from the Belfry, Warwickshire, as Europe's attempt to win back the Ryder Cup from the USA begins with the foursomes. Europe will draw early inspiration from the fact that its players have triumphed over the Americans on both previous occasions when the competition has been held at the Belfry. In 1985 Tony Jacklin led his men to a famous victory to take the trophy away from the Americans for the first time since 1957, and in the contest was halved, with Europe, as holders, retaining the cup by virtue of its win at Muirfield Village in 1987.
Introduced by Steve Ryder, with commentary and analysis by Peter Alliss, Bruce Critchley, Alex Hay, Dave Marr, Clive Clark, Mike Hughesdon, Howard Clark and Mickey Walker.
(Coverage continues on BBC1)
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Multi-media two-year GCSE course in German.
First in a series of programmes teaching Italian and looking at the Italian way of life.
First in a series of programmes organising language skills for efficiency at work.
Gary and Kimberly are taken back 100 years to when their house was first built. (Stereo)
Jenny, Scott and Amanda find themselves in the magical land of Pelamar.
An investigation into Highland life 200 years ago.
Mr Boom discovers it takes many different skills to build a new house.
Four children try to prevent a shipwreck. (Stereo)
Michael Morpurgo introduces a dramatisation of his short story Sam's Duck.
Astronaut Helen Sharman recounts her experiences in space. (Stereo)
A comparison of stage and screen versions of Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter.
A Double Exposure production for BBCtv
The rights of women are at stake in this new television version of the play by Claire Luckham.
With Michael Maloney, Anastasia Mulrooney, Neil Morrissey, Sharon Duce, Tim Healy and Sophie Heyman. (Stereo)
Why have expert recommendations about aircraft safety been ignored by the authorities? (Stereo)
Puppet fun.
Animation.
Today: grammar.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Words and Pictures
Cats, camels, cars, cakes and carrots feature in today's programme.
Further coverage of the first day's play at the Belfry. (Highlights at 12.05am)
Including at 3.00pm
News Subtitled and Weather and at 3.50pm
News submied and Weather Regional News; Weather
Classic spy drama starring Robert Vaughn
David McCallum
Napoleon and Illya get tangled up in the movie business.
Presented by Joanna Coles of The Guardian.
A Granada production for BBCtv
South Africa: an Indian Experience
The first Indians arrived in South Africa in 1860, shipped in as cheap labour. They were followed by traders known as the "passenger Indians". It was to represent one of these that Mahatma Gandhi travelled to South Africa from London - so sparking his campaigning spirit. This first of two films traces the first 100 years of the Indian experience in South Africa.
Producer Kamscilla Naidoo
Series producer Charles Bruce A Saturn production for BBCtv
The Englishwoman's garden reflects her personality, whether in the simple planting of a herbaceous border or the formal arrangement of shrubs and hedges. This six-part documentary series explores the world of the female gardener. In the first programme four women talk about the joys and anxieties of opening their gardens to the public.
Direct or Ann Lalic
Producers Penny Forster, Ann Lalic A PM production for BBCtv
Another chance to peek behind the scenes of the fashion world.
Runway. Designers, models, journalists, buyers, celebrities and wealthy clients crowd the world's fashion shows. But who sits where and why?
Produced and directed by Gina Newson and Jeremy Newson
A Freelance Film Partners production forBBCtv
First of six showcases for international animators interpreting famous arias from grand opera. This week: Ken Lidster 's morbid clowns for
Leoncavallo's Vesti la giubba from Pagliacci, and Monique Renault's pastiche of familiar paintings for La donna e mobile from Verdi's Rigoletto.
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In the wake of every other TV channel, KYTV remembers Those Sexciting Sixties. Written by Angus Deayton and Geoffrey Perkins
Director John Stroud Producer Jamie Rix
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
More highlights from TW3, the pioneering 60s satirical series.
Today's highlights.
From their beginnings as streetwise mid-60s mods, the Who were taken into uncharted territory by Pete Townshend, whose Tommy was hailed as the first rock opera. In an interview with Melvyn Bragg, Townshend discusses drugs, parents and Mick Jagger, prior to a screening of the concert The Who at Charlton.
