6.20 Biology: The Mammalian Kidney

6.45 Maths: Conies

7.10 A School of Genes

7.35 Geology: Britain before Man

With signing. Subtitied

Parliamentary news.

Daphne du Maurier 's Irish saga spanning three generations. With Margaret Lockwood ,
Dennis Price , Cecil Parker and Michael Denison.
Director Brian Desmond Hurst (1947)
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-52

Adaptation of a Joseph Conrad novel. A man is given a fresh chance but once again proves to be his own worst enemy. With Trevor Howard. Ralph Richardson , Kerima, Robert Morley and Wendy Hiller. Director Carol Reed (1951)

The flora and fauna on the Canadiancoast.

Explorer Jacques Cousteau and his team visit the island of Haiti.

(Rpt)

First of eight programmes on "healthy" cooking. Today: outdoor cuisine.

Yorkshire vet Alf White talks to Simon Ward and Christopher Timothy - who have played
James Herriot in All Creatures Great and Small.

Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.

Regional News; Weather

Comedy western produced by and starring Gary Cooper with Loretta Young. An innocent cowboy is mistaken for a murderer. Director Stuart Heisler 945)

Investigating dishonesty among solicitors. Producer Lisa Ausden

Adventure yarn starring Neil Dickson
Alex Hyde-White
A young American is dragged back in time to the First World
War, where he meets ace flier Biggles. With Fiona Hutchinson , Peter Cushing , Marcus Gilbert. Director John Hough (1986)
(Postponed from 9 June)

Risking a million dollars, theatre producer Bill Kenwright moves his hit London production of Medea, starring Diana Rigg, to New York, a gamble that depends on the "butchers of Broadway".
A Jane Walmsley production for BBCtv

Series exploring medical ethics.
A Life on Prescription
With medical advances changing the face of conception, birth and childhood, this programme looks at the decisions that now have to be faced. Moderator
Charlie Nesson , a professor at Harvard Law School, puts a fictionalised case study to 16 people involved in these decisions including fertility experts and a judge.
Producer Polly Bide ; Series edtor Robin Kent
A Brian Lapping/Granada production for BBCtv

Including Paddy Haycocks in Bordeaux, actress
Josie Lawrence in Istanbul and on the banks of the Bosphorus in Turkey, and Alison Goldie saving cash with a DIY package tour. With Penny Junor. Producer ClareSillery
Series producer Liz Warner COMPETITION: Win a holiday a yearforthe rest of the century - for details see page 7

Barred for Life
Is the zoo an endangered species? A new
five-part series - four reports followed by a debate - examines the past, present and future role of zoos, beginning with the horror stories of Europe's worst examples.
Executive producer
Grant Mansfield explains the background to the films: "When London Zoo came within a whisker of closing it wasn'tjust a case of one zoo in crisis. How can zoos justify their existence and remain commercially viable?"
Mansfield stresses that the series is not anti-zoo. "The best are engaged in very important work. With the films, our follow-up programme and Radio Times readers' involvement, we want to stimulate debate on the industry." " you want to make your opinions known, turn to page 36 for details.
Producer Lawrence Simanowitz
The great zoo debate: haven or hell?
SEE FEATURE page 36

In the last in the series, the judges have shortlisted six buildings designed by British architects. Viewers can vote by calling 0891- then [number removed](the Ark), [number removed](Art Silo),
[number removed](Olympic village and port), [number removed](Stansted airport), [number removed](Woodlea primary school), [number removed](Vitra fire station) - calls cost lOp maximum.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts

With Jeremy Paxman.

Changing the Script. The second of these two programmes this week deals with HIV, Aids and sexually transmitted diseases.

The Writer.

OU weekend highlights.