6.15 Pure Maths: Conjugacy and Fixed Points 4645548 6.40
Maths Models: Special Directions 5280600 7.05 Maths: Networks and Matrices
7.30 Seville: The Edge of Empire 4316123 7.55 The Education
ReformAct 4561548 8.20The Industry ofCulture
8.45 Design for an Alien World

With Philippa Forrester and Ratz.
Animation. With the voice of Dennis Waterman. Narrated by Bruce Forsyth.

Sci-fi comedy with the intergalactic animal health service.

Cartoon about life in Green River, with a bumbling cat called Tiger and the evil Cat R Waul.

With John Barrowman.

Written by Alan Janes 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: [address removed]

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Drama set against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains about the relationship between a wolf/husky crossbreed and a 17-year-old boy.

Music magazine.

With Michael Hastings.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Introduced by Sue Barker.
12.35,1.40,4.00 Cricket:
Second Test
England v New Zealand: coverage from Lord's of the fourth day's play.
Commentary by Tony Lewis , Richie Benaud , David Gower , Geoffrey Boycott and Richard Hadlee.
1.05 World Cup Football Focus
Coverage of day three.
1.15 Motor Sport
British Touring Car
Championships, from
Donington Park. Commentary by Murray Walker.
3.40,6.00Tennis
A preview of the prestigious Wimbledon tournament which starts tomorrow.
Producer Martin Hopkins
Editor Dave Gordon

Highlights from last Sunday's day-long wildlife vigil on the Norfolk coast. Presented by Howard Stableford,
Chris Packham , Sheila Anderson and Simon King. Producer Sara Ford
Executive producer Robin Hellier BOOKLET: send a large self-addressed envelope with a first- or second-class stamp to [address removed]

A Film Portrait of Ken Clarke
Kenneth Clarke is the bookmakers' choice as next Tory leader, and in the latest of Michael Cockerell 's film portraits he talks about his life, beliefs and ambitions.
"All politicians have strong views about television," says Cockerell, "and I've developed this technique of showingthem TV clips of their lives, which can produce very revealing reactions. Clarke is the first serving cabinet minister to agree to be filmed watching past triumphs and gaffes."
Clarke notes his slimline self and sideboards that" nearly meet under my chin" in his first television appearance, is surprised by a clip of his wife ironing his shirts, and hears Mrs Thatcher describing the part that Clarke and his colleagues played in her downfall as "treachery with a smile on its face".
"I just think it's sad she says that," is his reaction, "because it's absolute baloney." Producer Clive Edwards
Editor Anne Tyerman
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Tickets were sold out months ago for this, one of the greatest tests of golfing nerve and skill, and a crowd of 22,500 will be on hand to salute today's winner. The prestige of a victory in this tournament is backed up by a first prize of$320,000. Lee Trevino once paid tribute to the around-the-year excellence of this year's venue, the Oakmont course near
Pittsburgh, by saying: "There's only one course I know of where you can step out and play the US Open right now.... Oakmont."
Lee Janzen will be defending his title on the course where
Jack Nicklaus won his first Open in 1962 (he went on to win three more). in all, Oakmont has staged the tournament six times, most recently in 1983. If an overseas player is to win a trophy that the Americans like to keep to themselves, then
Australian Greg Norman and current European leader
Jose-Maria Olazabal are among the favourites.

Cult film series with Alex Cox.
Starring Jimmy Cliff
Ivan, a young Jamaican, leaves his country home for Kingston to break into the music business and finds himself drawn into a world of violence and corruption.
(1972)
FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56