8.00 Preparatory Maths - Graphs 9697942 8.15 Developing World:
BreakingOut 4189958 8.40Czech Mates? 9781768 9.05 Open Mind
8407942 9.30 There's a Degree in Me
Somewhere 6840039 9.55 Opening Up Technology - Alvin Toffler , author of Futureshock, gives his second idiosyncratic view of technology, society, time and change.

10.00 Chanakya
Continuing the saga about the Machiavelli of ancient India.
In Hindi with English subtitles.
(Stereo)

10.40 Style Byte
The latest fashions from India.

10.50 Network East
Asian arts and entertainment series with Sujata Barot and Sanjeev Baskar.
(Stereo)

11.20 Bollywood or Bust!
Mohit Dutta hosts the second semi-final round of the Hindi movie quiz.
(Stereo)
Competition: telephone [number removed] Call costs 39p per minute. For a copy of rules, send sae to [address removed]

Films under review include Junior, a comedy which stars
Arnold Schwarzenegger , Danny DeVito and Emma Thompson ; The Pagemaster, a live action and animation mix starring Macauley Culkin. Plus a look at the structure of WorkingTitle, the production company responsible for Four Weddings and a Funeral, the most successful British film ever made.
Shown last Monday on BBC 1
Stereo Subtitled .....9815720

Documentary drama. A small raft, of mysterious origin, lands on the freezing coast of Newfoundland.
On board are destitute survivors of an illegal racket in refugees. They are given a warm welcome by the local community, but not by officials. With Noreen Power, Brendan Foley.
Director John N Smith (1989) .....
FILM REVIEWS pages 67-76

The 20-mile hike is imminent and Bilko uses the old 'flange foot' ploy again. But Bilko suspects something is up when Colonel Hall excuses him without argument.
(B/W) (Rpt)

Ulcer Wars
A look at the simple cure for peptic ulcers developed by Barry Marshall.
Shown last Monday Stereo

Spy adventure starring
' Paul Newman , Elke Sommer
Edward G Robinson
In Stockholm to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature, an alcoholic American author stumbles on a plot to replace one of hisfellow prize winners with a Communist double.
Director Mark Robsonfl (1963) Subtitled .... * FILM REVIEWS pages 67-76

Series of short programmes detailing the main news event of a particular day in history. A focus on the overthrow of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu in December 1989.

5.15 TOTP 2
The essential mix of current music and pop nostalgia features Top of the Pops from with Generation X, Bonnie Tyler , the Banned and the multi-million selling success from Wings, Mull of Kintyre. Plus Whitney Houston's first appearance in 1987 with I Wanna Dance with Somebody.
Producer Ric Blaxill

6.00 Late Again
Highlights from last week on The Late Show. Presented by Tracey MacLeod.

6.45 What the Papers Say
Isabel Hilton of The Independent reviews the week's press.

With Moira Stuart.
Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockcroft

Money Madness
In today's financial futures markets, billions of dollars go round the world in seconds in a frenzy of gambling and speculation. Some of the funds dealing with the buying and selling of risk are so complicated and volatile that rocket scientists have been brought in to help operate them.
One of these funds is Steinhardt and Partners. It is known as a hedge fund and it uses money put up by investors to dabble in the futures or "derivatives" markets, bettingoncurrenciesand interest rates. In February 1994 there was panic on the world's markets and prices collapsed. Most of the financial world's high rollers, like Steinhardt and Partners, as well as many pension funds made terrible losses.
In the light of this year's market turmoil, Assignment looks at concerns about gambling in derivatives. It examines the risk it poses to the financial system and asks whether new regulations are needed to control derivatives or should the financial system be totally revamped.
Producer Stuart Goodman ; Editor Keith Bowers

Irreverent comedy news quiz, hosted by Angus Deayton, with Paul Merton, Ian Hislop. Featured guests this week are the Scottish comedians John Docherty and Moray Hunter.
(Shown yesterday)
(Stereo)

In a historic interview, Sir Peter Ustinov talks to the winners of this year's Nobel Peace Prize - Israel's prime minister Yitzhak Rabin and foreign minister Shimon Peres and the Palestine Liberation Organisation's chairman Yasser Arafat. They discuss the on-going peace process in the Middle East against the background of previously unseen film footage.
See today's choices.

The season of classic dramas comes to an end with a repeat screening of Ibsen's play, from a translation by Joan Tindale, originally shown in 1992. Nora is tired of being patronised and casually discounted by her husband. By breaking the patterns her husband believes are hereditary, she discovers a whole new personality within herself.
See today's choices.
(Rpt) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Highlights from recordings made by Video Nation contributors, shown without any editing by the BBC. Men. Contrasting images of masculinity are recorded in these vastly different programmes all made by men. Soldiers play a practical joke on a friend's birthday; an unemployed railway engineer instructs his son about the mysteries of weightlifting; a dragqueen shows off her shoe collection; and. perhaps more traditionally, men at a custom carrally enjoy a wet T-shirt competition.
Viewers are left to make up their own minds about the images of men in this compelling and quirky footage. Producer Mandy Rose ; Executive producer
Bob Long .......................................

Political review for the south east.
Presented by Michael Hastings.
(Regional Programmes)