6.00 Networks and Design: Money Grows on Trees?
4844817 6.25 Ecology: Ants and Acacias 4823324 6.50
Computing: the Way to Holmes 5553508 7.15 IT in Bank
Training 8768324 7.40 The Great Exhibition: a Lesson in Taste? 7069891 8.05
Science: Man-Made
Macromolecules 9754350 8.30 Psychology: Personnel Selection 5055508 8.55 Creative
Management: Visioning in Action 5067343 9.20 The
Enlightenment: Citizens of the World Stereo 9729427 9.45 A Portable Computer Industry?
8185430 10.10 Biology: New Formulae for Food
10.35 Learningfor All: the Write to Choose
11.00 Ndebele: Women and Art 7150463 11.25Energyfrom Waste 9348237 11.50
Science in 17th-century England

Continuing the season of films by director Josef von Sternberg. Starring Marlene Dietrich At Peking an assortment of characters board a train which begins a journey of intrigue, passion and danger through war-torn China.
(1932) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62

Original cartoons based on true stories of animal bravery.

Sixth of seven programmes celebrating the life of Sir
John Betjeman.

Coverage of the second semi-final. Commentary by John Barrett , Mark Cox , David Mercer and Paul Hutchins. Introduced by Sue Barker.
Producers Jim Reside and Johnnie
Watherston

With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley

Highlights of this morning's military spectacle in London when HM the Queen took the salute on the occasion of her official birthday. Julian Tutt describes the scene on Horse
Guards Parade and the fly-past by the RAF watched by members of the Royal Family from Buckingham Palace.

The distinguished Ethiopian film-maker Haile Gerima journeys from his birthplace to Addis Ababa in the company of Ryszard Kapuscinski, a Polish writer who covered African affairs for 30 years on behalf of the Polish Press Agency, and whose book about Haile Selassie, The Emperor, forms a backcloth to their pilgrimage.
Poland, Kapuscinski points out, "was also colonised", making his identification with Africa, and Ethiopia in particular, that much sharper. Africa is now on a difficult and often bloody journey from colonial rule to democracy, and it is Gerima's aim to explore this journey in the lives and words of ordinary people.
Ethiopians need education, often walking across harsh terrain for many hours a day to seek it, but learning is meaningless if it cannot be followed by useful work. In the opinion of some, an education system based on the model of earlier colonisers is irrelevant to Africa's present needs. A former Minister of Foreign Affairs describes the resulting vacuum: "We are as if we have lost our compass... as if we have nothing to live for."
From such a pessimistic departure point, Gerima and Kapuscinski travel in search of constructive hope.
A Low-Flying Pictures production for BBCtv

Comedian Donna McPhail is among the guests on the final satirical news quiz of the series. Producer Colin Swash
A Hat Tnck production for BBCtv

Opposite Jerry's flat is a cafe that is always empty. Feeling sorry for the owner, Jerry makes some helpful suggestions.

Fifth in a six-part drama about political intrigue and the abuse of power, starring Cliff Robertson
Jason Robards
With a large-scale anti-war demonstration raging outside the White House, President
Richard Monckton orders his Chief of Staff, Frank Flaherty , to take violent and provocative action. Meanwhile, for CIA director William Martin , the dreaded moment arrives: the White House requests access to the incriminating Primula Report.