6.20 Diabetes - Restoring the Balance
6.45 Maths: Networks and Matrices
7.10 Summer School: OU All Hours
7.35 Geology of the Alps
With signing.
Parliamentary news.
A review of the third day.
(Shown yesterday at 10.15pm on BBC1)
Costume drama
- starring
Phyllis Calvert
Stewart Granger
James Mason London 1870, and Fanny, the illegitimate daughter of a cabinet minister, is employed as a maid in her father's home. She falls in love with his political assistant, but her happiness is threatened by the wicked Lord Manderstoke.
Director Anthony Asquith
(1944) B/W
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Matthew Devitt and Sophie Aldred explore music and song.
Live coverage of the fourth day's play. With
Desmond Lynam.
Including at
2.00, 3.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news) and at
3.50 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
The final episode in the all-puppet comedy drama.
A six-part children's drama. Who is controlling the weather?
Written by Jim Eldridge.
Today Tim Vincent takes to the sky with a crack Italian air display team.
Further live coverage of the fourth day's play. f As coverage Is live, subsequent programmes may run late.
When haute couture and new technology collide the end product is, apparently, cyberstreet fashion. This final programme in the series looks into the future to examine what the best-dressed 21st-century whizz-kids will be wearing. Top designers, including Edina Ronay and Jeff Banks , produced a wardrobe of futuristic fashions which were modelled and filmed at a special catwalk show. The garments are designed to allow the gadgetry of this technological age to be worn as fashion accessories. Edina Ronay says of her creation: "It will hold everything the beautiful space chick will need, from communications to her make-up."
Series producer Stephen Arkell Series editor John Wyver
An Illuminations production for BBCtv
Italy v Norway
An evening of great importance to Ireland, as their group E rivals
Italy and Norway meet in this match coming live from the Giants Stadium, New York. Norway's emergence as a World Cup force was one of the big surprises of the qualifying competition - as England found to their cost. The Norwegians drew 1-1 at Wembley and then beat England 2-0 in Oslo in what was the lowest point in Graham Taylor 's management era.
Their defensive organisation was again in evidence when they battled out a goalless draw in a warm-up match against
England at Wembley last month. Despite their part in England's elimination, Norway's progress will be keenly followed with many of their squad, including Erik Thorstvedt (Spurs), Henning Berg (Blackburn),
Erland Johnsen (Chelsea) and Jan-Age Fjortoft (Swindon), playing in the Premiership last season.
The Italians will provide
Norway, who have not qualified for the finals since 1938, with a stern examination. The Italians were World champions in 1934, 1938 and 1982 and come to the United States bracketed with Brazil and Germany as the nations most likely to succeed.
Introduced by Bob Wilson with David O'Leary and Gary Lineker , plus an off-beat look at the tournament so far with Fantasy FootbaM's Frank Skinner and David Baddiel.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
With Jeremy Paxman.
Reflections of a Native Son
The second in this brief season of short film dramas produced in 1989 for American television tells the story of a young black man pondering the problems of growing up in a white man's world.
Director Mustapha Khan Rpt
Highlights of the weekend OU programmes.
A report on the mission to Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
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