6.15 Pure Maths: Isomorpishm

6.40 Maths Methods: Catenaries

7.05 Maths: Catastrophe Theory

7.30 Scenes from Dr Faustus by Christopher Marlowe

7.55 British Car Transplants

8.20 Easing the Pain

8.45 Global Firms: Shrinking Worlds

With Philippa Forrester and Ratz.
Rpt

Sci-fi comedy.

Cartoon.

Written by Phil Redmond Rpt

False or true?
A mix of fact and fiction.
Competition: [number removed] (false), [number removed] (true). (Max call costs 20p) For a copy of the rules. send SAE to: BBC Audiocall, [address removed]
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Drama inspired by Jack London 's classic novel. The Birthday. Matt is looking forward to his birthday.

Features ex-Bad Boys Inc star Richard Traviss.

Introduced by Steve Rider from Wentworth.
12.35 Motor Racing
Spanish Grand Prix from
Barcelona. Commentary by Murray Walker ,
Jonathan Palmer and Derek Warwick SEE THIS WEEK page 17
2.45, 4.15 Golf
PGA Championship from
Wentworth. Action from the third and penultimate round. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Dave Marr , Clive Clark and Mike Hughesdon.
3.30 Water-skiing
European Masters from Kirtons Resort Country
Club. Today's categories are the men's slalom and jump, and women's trick.
Producer Martin Hopkins Editor Dave Gordon
12.30-4.00
4.00-6.10

Remarkable co-operation between yellow mongooses and ground squirrels enables both species to thrive in the arid Kalahari, close to the Namibian-Botswanan border, and their relationship forms the centrepiece of Italian wildlife film-maker Marco Visalberghi's study of this awesome, beautiful but tough environment.

"Thanks to their teamwork the two species can thrive in the same burrow," says series producer John Sparks. "The film reminds me of Meerkats United - it shows how animals can survive harsh conditions and enemies by working together."
The other animals of the Kalahari also feature in the drama - the springbok, lions and jackals trying to make a living from the bone-dry desert. Last in the current series.

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Steve Annett reports on ageism in the workplace.
Producer Eamon Hardy : Editor Jane Ellison

Two million Allied soldiers were involved in the invasion of Nazi-occupied France that began on D-Day in 1944. For such an operation, meticulous planning and accurate maps were vital. Usingarchive footage, interviews and the maps themselves, this documentary shows how members of the intelligence agencies and the French Resistance risked their lives.
Maps were created using aerial photographs pieced together, descriptions of distinctive houses, postcards and even holiday snaps of the Normandy coast. But this attention to detail paid off: "Almost every Allied soldier interviewed has commented on the excellence of this preparation, says military historian and presenter Richard Holmes. Producer Julian Stenhouse

A series of bizarre tales written and performed by John Sessions. The End of the Story. Murder mysteries meet gothic horror. Director/Producer Geoff Posner ; A Pozzitive production tor BBCtv; Stereo

Highlights from Barcelona. Producer Mark Wilkin
Executive producer Jim Reside

For a long time the subject of child sexual abuse was taboo. Even today some people are reluctant to accept that women can be guilty. There is a controversy among professionals about the scale of the problem. Producer Helen Wilkinson
Editor Mike Flood Page

Cult film series with Alex Cox. Producer Nick Freand Jones
Carnal Knowledge
Drama starring
Jack Nicholson
Art Garf unkel
The story follows two men from college days to middle age. In its original widescreen ratio for the first time on television.
Director Mike Nichols (

ProducerAlastairScott