6.00 Understanding Space: Marking Time

6.25 Outsiders In - Muslims in Europe

7.15 Rome under the Popes: Church and Empire

7.40 Chemistry - Elements Discovered

8.05 Biology: Insect Hormones

8.30 "The Leaping Horse" by John Constable

8.55 Industrial Change: From Public to Private

9.45 Duccio: the Rucellai Madonna

10.10 Images of the Cosmos: Cosmic Recycling

10.35 The Right Course for You?

11.00 Statistics in Society: Development Aid
(Subtitled)

11.25 Computers in Conversation

11.50 Open Mind: The Planet Doctors

Today the interactive wildlife show focuses on birdsong. To mark tomorrow's International Dawn Chorus Day, presenter Simon King goes on a guided dawn chorus walk in Glasgow.
Show last Wednesday............................

Western starring
Jane Russell
Having lost a horse to his rival, Billy the Kid, Doc Holliday is in danger of losing far more when he introduces Rio to the young gunslinger.
Boys. DICKIE JONES. FRANK WARD. BOBBY CALLAHAN Director Howard Hughes [Howard Hawks] (1943)
FILM REVIEWS pages 65-70
+ See Barry Norman : page 62

A light-hearted look at the obsessive lives of gold prospectors, as typified by 87-year-old Ben Fullingim. He lives alone on an isolated mountain in California's
Sierra Nevada, where he has worked his claim for half a century.

Starring John Wayne
Jeffrey Hunter , Natalie Wood
John Ford 's classic western tells the story of Ethan Edwards and his five-year search for the last surviving member of his family -a young girl captured by Comanches. (1956)
* FILM REVIEWS pages 65-70
Ashes and Diamonds: VE Day Holiday Monday. 12.20am

The climax of today's cross-country stage of the Badminton Horse Trials. For the British riders there is the added incentive of selection for this year's European
Championships in Italy.

Extended highlights of this afternoon's Pilkington Cup final at Twickenham where holders Bath, winners eight times in the last 11 years, took on Wasps, whose two previous finals both ended in defeat to Bath.
Plus highlights of the Swalec Cup final in Wales, between Swansea and Pontypridd, and results of the Try of the Season and World Cup competitions. Presented by John Inverdale.
(Stereo)

As VE Day approaches, Jonathan Charles reports from Nuremberg on the problems he faces as a Jew working in modern Germany. His grandparents also lived in Nuremberg but fled to England in 1933 on the day Hitler came to power. Other Jewish relatives perished in the concentration camps. Charles finds his own unease about Germany's future mirrored in young Germans. The programme is presented by the BBC's Moscow correspondent, Angus Roxburgh, who looks at how Russian veterans view VE Day.
Also, David Loyn reports from India, where middle-class parents are suffering great stress because of the fierce competition to place their four-year-old children in English-speaking private schools. Demand for places far outweighs supply, with youngsters under enormous pressure to cram for difficult entrance exams. Are they being robbed of their childhood?
Editor Keith Bowers Subtitled .............

In Peace Goodwill
Her Majesty the Queen speaks at a banquet at London's Guildhall for the leaders of countries on both sides in the Second World War. Introduced by John Tusa, with commentary on the scene at the banquet by Vivian White. See today's choices.

See VE Day special: from page 30

Jonathan Cooper of the Daily Express reviews the week's press

With Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Ian McCaskill .............

The contemporary music series continues with the Piano Sonata by Scottish composer James MacMillan , performed by Joanna MacGregorin a former flour mill at London's Royal
Victoria Dock.
Followed by Victory Stills Personal stories behind VE Day photographs. Tonight, Sara Serpel.
Producers Jenny Abbott , Eddie Tulasiewicz Subtitled

A look at the life of Anne Frank, whose famous diary recorded the two years she spent hiding in Amsterdam before her capture by the Nazis and death in Bergen-Belsen. Narrated by Kenneth Branagh, with excerpts from the diary read by Joely Richardson.
See today's choices.

The satirical news quiz, hosted by Angus Deayton, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop and guests John Bird and John Fortune.
(Shown yesterday)
(Stereo)

A documentary on the life and work of cult movie director Ed Wood. A decorated war veteran, he was a transvestite with a liking for angora sweaters.
His film Glen or Glenda? follows at 12.15am. See today's choices.
Colour and B/W * See This Week: page 7

Drama starring Bela Lugosi, Lyle Talbot
When a transvestite commits suicide after being arrested for the fourth time, the inspector on the case visits a psychiatrist to learn more about the condition. Director Ed Wood appears under the name Daniel Davis in the title role. (1953) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 65-70