6.00 General Relativity: At the Frontier 8118887 6.25 India: Space for Education
6.50 Runningthe NHS: Money and Medicine 9882806 7.15 The Social Impact of Rapid Industrialisation
7.40 Art: the Leath art Collection 1883264
8.05 Science: Fires of Life 5122992
8.30 Bullying: Danger - Children at Play
Subtitled 3895264
8.55 Mental Handicap: Gwen - a Working Life 3701871
9.20 Social Science: Age and Identity
10.10 The Management of NuclearWaste
10.35 BreakingOut: Women in Zimbabwe 2687448
11.00 Powers of the President: Bureaucracy, Court and Media Subtitled 1714448
11.50Brain and Behaviour: Seasonal Affective Disorder

Classic gangster
I movie beginning a short season of films starring James Cagney
Returning home from the First World War,
Eddie Bartlett finds a country vastly different to the one he left.
With Humphrey Bogart , Jeffrey Lynn and Priscilla Lane.
Directors Raoul Walsh and Anatole Litvak (James Cagney : Top of the World, Monday 10.10am)
(1939) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-50

In 1991, Linda McCartney 's Appaloosa stallion Blankit won first prize in the British Appaloosa Society's Western Riding Competition. This is the story of the McCartney's deep interest and love of their thoroughbreds, accompanied by Linda's Appaloosa theme music.

Anne Perkins presents updates on some of the enquiries covered in the series.

The first of three programmes today concerning France during the Second World War is this Resistance drama starring Virginia McKenna
Young Violette 's life in London is barely touched by the war until she meets and marries a French officer.
With Paul Scofield , Jack Warner , Billie Whitelaw , Bill Owen. Director Lewis Gilbert (1958)
(The Eye of Vichy is at 7.20pm)

The closing stages of the third round from Turnberry. Producer Mark Wilkin

With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

(L'Oeil de Vichy)
Last year, 16 July was declared a commemorative day in France to mark the time during the Second World War when
French and foreign Jews were rounded up and imprisoned on the orders of the French government. The Vichy regime is examined in this documentary directed by film-maker Claude Chabrol who uses press, radio and newsreel archives to show how France was governed between 1940 and 1944 - through propaganda, misinformation and manipulation of the news. In French with English subtitles.
(Lacombe Lucien is at 10.30pm)

George is exposed as a skinflint.

Starting this weekend the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet, identified in 1992 during its last visit to the solar system by Carolyn and Gene Shoemaker and their colleague David Levy, will collide with Jupiter. A detonation equivalent to millions of Hiroshima bombs is likely.
Series producer Tim Haines explains that the comet was "nicked from its orbit around the Sun" by the pull of Jupiter, and two years ago it came so close that the planet's gravity tugged it out into a "string of pearls" consisting of about 20 mountain-size rocks.
This time it will come even closer, explosively so. The Galileo satellite will have the ringside seat and though the impact will be on the "dark side" of the planet as far as we are concerned, scientific instruments will assess the phenomenon and perhaps detect a reflected flash.
Tonight's programme covers the exciting build-up to an event unparalleled in the history of astronomy. There will be brief follow-ups each weekday evening before Newsnight and on Friday The Crash Bash at 8.00pm reviews the events.

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Highlights of the third round. Introduced by Steve Rider.

I Complementing
1 tonight's documentary on Vichy France, a drama starring Pierre Blaise
Lucien, a 17-year-old peasant, anxious to be part of the "action" during the turbulent post D-day period, offers his services to the local maquis.
Rebuffed by them, he joins the Gestapo instead. In French with English subtitles.
Director Louis Malle (1974)

Wartime drama starring Tim Holt
Bonita Granville
Nazi Germany 1939. A young woman defies the system and is sent to a brutal labour camp. Her lover, a Nazi, instigates a rescue attempt.
Director Edward Dmytryk ( (1943) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-50