6.15 Pure Maths: Isomorphism

6.40 Maths Methods: Catenaries

7.05 Maths: Catastrophe Theory

7.30 Psychology in Action: Personnel Selection

7.55 British Car Transplants

8.20 Death and Dying: One Fact, Many Facets
(Subtitled)

8.45 Exams: a Curious Kind of Ritual

Cartoon based on novel by Jules Verne.
(Subtitled)

Film and video quiz. Featuring clips from Richie Rich, starring Macaulay Culkin, and Pinocchio. Host John Barrowman's guest is children's TV presenter Toby Anstis.
(Shown last Monday on BBC1)

Cartoon.

The series from 1984.
Is the feud with Brookdale coming to a climax?
With Lee MacDonald, Gary Love, Gary Hailes and Erkan Mustafa.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)

Ninth in a 13-part fantasy series about Neri, a mysterious girl from the ocean.
(Stereo)

The show that asks viewers to guess if outrageous claims are true stories or merely very tall tales. Today's teasers include an apiarist who says his hives' honey-yield increases by 40 per cent when he relieves his bees' stress by massaging them.
(Stereo)

Competition: to register your vote ring (False) [number removed] (True). Calls cost no more than 20p. For a copy of the rules send an sae to: BBC Audiocall, [address removed]

Music magazine, today featuring East 17 and Pulp.

Introduced by Steve Riderfrom Wentworth.
12.35 Judo Action from the recent European Championships, held in Birmingham. Britons took two gold medals: Nicola Fairbrotherwon the women's under-56kg title while
Nigel Donohue improved upon his silver medal in 1990 with first place in the men's under 60kg category. Report by Harry Gration.
1.00,4.30 Golf Action from today's third round in the PGA Championship at Wentworth. Last year Spaniard
Jose-Maria Olazabal took the title to add his name to an illustrious list of winners that includes Arnold Palmer , Nick Faldo , Ian Woosnam and Seve Ballesteros.
2.05 Motor Racing
Live coverage from
Monte Carlo of the Monaco Grand Prix, the fifth race of the season.
Germany's Michael Schumacher , winnerherein 1994, leads this year's championship following victory in Spain. Commentary by Murray Walker , Jonathan Palmer and Tony Jardine. Highlights are at
11.30pm on BBC 1 and tomorrow at
12 noon on BBC2. See today's choices.

A profile of top advertising executive
Jennifer Laing who has been brought in as the new boss of the London agency Saatchi and Saatchi. After years in financial crisis, the agency has recently seen multi-million-pound clients and top creative talent walk out of the door, following the departure of its founder
Maurice Saatchi. Steve Annett reports on Jennifer Laing 's attempts to revive the fortunes of the business.
Producer Jonathan Renouf : Editor Jane Ellison
TRANSCRIPT: for details of how to obtain a transcript of this programme, please phone (0181) [number removed].

Fourth of six short films taking a satirical look at state powers. Starring Robert Hardy, John Standing, Jeff Rawle, Ingrid Lacey

When a tool box falls on Jeff Jarndyce's head it sets in motion a battle for justice which will destroy his faith in the British legal system.

Fourth of six programmes penetrating the private world of a family in therapy.

Seventeen-year-old Sara has had a great week; for her the therapy seems to be working. But 21-year-old Rachel has not. Rivals as always, the sisters become locked in an argument which dominates the family's fifth session together. Dr Asen insists that, for once, the parents leave their daughters alone to sort out their differences, and wonders whether the parents actually need and encourage their daughters' difficulties.

Highlights from Lord's of the third and final one-day international between England and the West Indies.
Introduced by Tony Lewis.
See Jonathan Agnew: page 38

Last of a three-part series in which leading South African political figures tell the inside story of how the white minority government conceded power.

The first free election in South Africa, in April 1994, was almost derailed. A military alliance of Chief Buthelezi's Inkatha Freedom Party, Eugene Terre' Blanche's right-wing AWB, and the rulers of some of the tribal mini-states created by the apartheid system geared up for war. The story is told by those involved, including Nelson Mandela and F W de Klerk.

Followed by Talking X's: Dora Bryan on Women of Twilight.

The second night of a weekend of programmes and films looking at aspects of censorship
10.05 Empire of the Censors
The first of a two-part documentary on the role of the British Board of Film Classification in shaping British film-making and film-going. Presented by actor Richard E Grant. See today's choices. Director Saskia Baron
Part 2 is tomorrow at 9.00pm
The Censorship Debate: page 22

Followed by Talking X's Jarvis Cocker on The Beast.
Alex Cox introduces each of tonight's Forbidden Weekend movies.

LilianaCavani's disturbing drama starring Dirk Bogarde
Charlotte Rampling r Vienna, 1957: an ex-SS officer works as a night porter in a luxury hotel, where some of his wartime colleagues are also hiding. The situation is complicated by the arrival of his lover, a former concentration camp victim. With
Philippe Leroy and Gabriele Ferzetti.
(1973) Stereo ................................ * FILM REVIEWS pages 48-58

' Uncut version of this British
B-movie drama. A successful architect arrives home with his new French bride whom his teenage daughter discovers once worked as a stripper. Tensions arise which lead to murder. With David Farrar , Noelle Adam , Christopher Lee , Gillian Hills ,
Adam Faith , Shirley Anne Field , Oliver Reed.
Director Edmond T Gréville (1960) B/W Stereo. * FILM REVIEWS pages 48-58
THE BBC

Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg's drama starring James Fox, Mick Jagger. With Anita Pallenberg , John Bindon and Anthony Valentine.

Chas Devlin loves his work - like beating people up and destroying expensive cars. But after he offends his employer he hides out with a reclusive rock star.
(1970)

(Stereo)
(Film Reviews pages 48-58)
(Forbidden Weekend continues tomorrow at 8.30pm)