6.15 Maths: Intermediate Value Theorem 9674399 6.40 Maths: Models All Around
7.05 Maths: Curve Sketching 2075080 7.30TheAmerican Indian: Reality and Stereotype 5184554 7.550ceansand Climate 9258641 8.20
Introduction to Psychology: Autism 1258912 8.45 Managing Schools

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Last in the series.
Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story by Margaret Stuart Barry
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Cartoon.

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10.55 F O T
False or true? A mix of fact and fiction. COMPETITION: [number removed](false),
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SEE THIS WEEK page 17

Final episode.

Political review for the south east. With Michael Hastings.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Introduced by Sue Barker.
12.30 Gymnastics
Highlights from the women's European Championships in Stockholm. Commentary by Barry Davies ,
Mitch Fenner and Christine Still.
1.15 Wrestling
British Championships from Brighton. With Helen Rollason.
1.25,4.40 Cricket
Live coverage of the Sunday League match, Glamorgan v Yorkshire, by Jonathan Agnew and Jack Bannister.
2.10 Motor Racing
Live coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix from Monte Carlo. Fourth round of this year's Formula 1 World Championship.
Commentary by Murray Walker and Jonathan Palmer , with Derek Warwick. (Highlights tonight at 9.55pm)
SEE THIS WEEK page 14 (Page 14 went to press before the death of Ayrton Senna )
4.35 Racing
The Irish 2,000 Guineas held earlier at the Curragh. Producer Martin Hopkins
12,30-2.10
2.10-4.40
4.40-6.25

In the first of three Natural World films from Africa, Hugo van Lawick records the epic journey of more than a million and a half wildebeest, travelling in a 500-mile arc across the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
Van Lawick is one of the world's leading wildlife film-makers, and has lived In the Serengeti for more than 25 years. He follows the herds as they move on in search of food and water, with drinking holes turning into dustbowls beneath the summer sun. As the wildebeest travel they are prey to lions and hyenas, and crocodiles are waiting for them when they do find water. They are taking part in the natural world's last great terrestrial migration. Narrated by John Shrapnel.
Executive producer John Sparks
(Another film by Hugo van Lawick, Cheetahs - in the Land of Lions, can be seen on BBC at at 8.00pm. Thursday)
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The dangerous life of the wildebeest
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With cuts in the armed forces at home and huge competition in arms sales from the US, Dick Evans , chief executive of British Aerospace, and Lord Weinstock, chairman of GEC, give their view of the future for British defence companies. Jane Renton reports.
Producer Martin Small ; Editor Jane Ellison

Last in the series taking a light-hearted look at what makes the French and English tick. This week, national obsessions, including Nigel Starmer-Smithon le Rugby, musician Gavin Friday on Edith Piaf ; and Asterix. Series director Nicola Bruce
Series editor Adam Barker
A Wall to Wall production tor BBCtv

A series of bizarre tales written and performed by John Sessions. Handsome Ted Has His Day. A dim-witted gym teacher has a showdown with a crazed colleague from the geography department. Director/Producer Geoff Posner A Pozzitive production for BBCtv
Andrew Duncan interview with John Sessions SEEFEATUREpage24

Highlights of the Monaco Grand Prix. Commentary by Murray Walker and Jonathan Palmer. Producer Mark Wilkin
ExecutiveproducerJimReside

Alex Cox returns with another season of the cult film series, beginning with a science fiction double bill.
Producer Nick Freand Jones
The Andromeda Strain
Thriller, based on a novel by Michael Crichton , and starring Arthur Hill
David Wayne , James Olson When a satellite crash-lands in a remote desert town, a lethal extraterrestrial organism is released. Broadcast for the first time in its original widescreen ratio. With Kate Reid, Paula Kelly, George Mitchell, Ramon Bieri. Director Robert Wise (1971)
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12.45-2.05am Fiend without a Face
British-made monster horror.
A scientist working on the materialisation of thought unleashes a deadly force. With Kynaston Reeves, Terence
Kilburn, Marshall Thompson. Director Arthur Crabtree (1957)
FILM REVIEWS pages 46-50