6.00 Technology: Marketing the Micro
7012226 6.25 Computing: Are You Being Served? 7197961 6.50 Systems: Coping with Queues 7494232 7.15 Gas Pipelines - Money Grows on Trees
4323394 7.40 Elements Organised - the Periodic Table 1882232 8.05 Biology: Regulation and Control 1341503 8.30 Utilitarianism: a Lecture by Bernard Williams 2414329 8.55 "The Island": an Historical Production? 2320936 9.20 Malaysia: I Used to Work in the Fields 8418139 9.45 Statistics: Ecological Predictions Subtitled 4498918 10.10 Fontainebleau: the Changing Image of Kingship 3282477 10.35 Communication and Education: Face to Face
11.00 Managing Schools: My Time and Yours 4022579 11.25 Alaska-the Last Frontier? Subtitled 7580481 11.50
Environmental Control: Going with the Flow

Simon King introduces a survey of the skylark, discovers where to see roe deer, crayfish and wild otters, and gives advice on what to do if you find a baby bird.
Shown last Wednesday .........................
THE BBC

Drama starring Rock Hudson, Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack

When Lucy Moore falls in love with the handsome son of a Texas millionaire, her life is transformed. But Kyle Hadley is a tormented man with a secret.
(1956)
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Lauren Bacall hosts Kisses at 2.20pm
Smiles of a Summer Night is at 12.05am

Dr Chris Kitchin of the University of Hertfordshire, joins Patrick Moore to discuss how stars are born.
(Shown on Sunday 30 April)
Information Line: telephone [number removed] (calls charged at 39 pence per minute cheap rate, 49 pence per minute at other times).

Lauren Bacall celebrates kisses in the movies, beginningwith the very first screen kiss in 1895. Including clips from such classics as Casablanca, Gone with the Wind and Some Like It Hot.
ColourandS/W Stereo.........................

Luciano Pavarotti sings in a gala concert at the Royal Albert Hall to mark the 125th anniversary of the British Red Cross. The tenor performs arias from popular operas including Tosca, Faust and La Traviata and is joined by celebrated artists, including winners of his renowned
International Voice Competition. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by Leone Magiera . With
Natalie Dessay , Kallen Esperian ,
Nuccia Focile , Dolora Zajick, Giuseppe Sabbatini , Piero Cappuccilli , Leo Nucci , Dwayne Croft and Francesco Ellero D'Artegna. The programme includes an interview with Pavarotti and a film about the work of the Red Cross. Introduced by James Naughtie. Director Kriss Rusmanis ; Producer Caroline Speed

Featuring the Middlesex Sevens, with Bath defending their title in the traditional high-speed, high-scoring end of season entertainment from Twickenham. Guest sides joining the English contingent in this year's tournament are Selkirk from Scotland and Ithuba from South Africa.
Commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith and Alan Wilkins.

Highlights of the Rugby Football Union annual awards dinner held earlier in the week at the Hilton Hotel in London's
Park Lane. The award presentations will be accompanied by film clips of the best rugby moments from a dramatic domestic season that saw England claim the Five Nations grand slam and Leicester breach Bath's monopoly of power. Introduced by Chris Rea.
Executive producer (for both the Sevens and the RFU Dinner) Johnnie Watherston Stereo.

With Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles .....................

The contemporary music series comes to an end with Tentle Morments by jazz composer Django Bates. Originally an orchestral piece, it was adapted for three pianos by Bates, who plays it tonight with presenter Joanna MacGregor and Rolf Hind . Producer Jill Marshall ; Executive producer
Frances Whitaker

The return of the documentary series.
Remember the Family
Thousands of British families have been affected by the failure of a business in the 1990s. This film is a portrait of one such family, who lost not only a home and a marriage, but also their belief in themselves.
See today's choices.
Director Philippa Lowthorpe ; Series editor Nicholas Fraser

The satirical news quiz, hosted by Angus Deayton, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop and guests, actor Alan Cumming and former Radio 1 DJ Steve Wright.
(Shown yesterday)
(Stereo)

Ingmar Bergman's erotic comedy starring Gunnar Bjornstrand, Eva Dahlbeck
Fredrik Egerman, a successful lawyer, has an inhibited teenage bride. When an old flame, the actress Desiree Armfeldt, comes to town, Fredrik decides to see her. But their reunion is marred by the untimely entrance of Count Malcolm, Desire's lover.
Winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes in 1955, the film was the inspiration for Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music and Woody Allen's A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy.
In Swedish with English subtitles. (1955) B/W
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Bergman's The Seventh Seal is tomorrow at 12.20am