6.15 Pure Maths: Non-Euclidean
Geometry 6477304 6.40 Maths Methods: Line Integrals and Curl 7440052 7.05
Maths: Modelling Turkeys 7755491 7.30 Voluntary Organisations: Strategies for Survival 9506588 7.55 The Magic Flute 6798588 8.20 The Clinical Psychologist 7113304 8.45 Japanese Education: Changing the Mould
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The final of the quiz, with John Barrowman. Last in series.Shown last Monday, BBC 1 Stereo Subtitled.
Today, giant piranhas in the steamy waters of the Amazon, visits to Kew Gardens and the Highland Wildlife Park , a look at seals in Norfolk, and tips on trackingthe
"James Bond " among birds. With Michaela Strachan , Howie Watkins , Chris Packham and Janice Acquah.
The series from 1985.
Does Annette really have a new boyfriend? Zammo LEE MACDONALD , Jackie MELISSA WILKS ,
Banksie TIM POLLEY , Annette NADIA CHAMBERS,
Mr Bronson MICHAEL SHEARD , Stewpot MARK BURDIS Written by David Angus
Fourth of a 13-part fantasy drama. Taken hostage, Maria confronts Simon and Lady Blackheart, hears their side of the story and plans her escape. Robin NOAH HUNTLEY , Maria CAMILLA POWER,
Peter THOMAS SZEKERES, Miss Heliotrope JEAN ANDERSON
Fr Francis IAIN CUTHBERTSON, Simon Blackheart
RICHARD ELFYN , Lady Blackheart POLONA VETRIH
Fourth of six documentaries from around the world about children caught up in conflict.
Today, a film from Detroit focusing on 11-year-old Hispanic American
Jesus [text removed] and the efforts of his older brother to keep him out of trouble with the help of a local youth centre and drama group
Music magazine, this week featuringa report from the Miami set ofPJ and Duncan's latest video, Stuck onYou. Stereo ....................................
Political review for the south east.
Presented by Jon Sopel.
(Regional Programme)
Introduced by Steve Rider from St Andrews. 12.35,6.35 Motorcycling Coverage of today's British 500cc Grand Prix from
Donington Park. At 12.35pm, highlights of Saturday's British round of the world sidecar championship. Commentary by Barry Nutley , Steve Parrish and Roger Bumett. In the event of a four-hole play-off in the golf, the 6.35pm coverage will be Postponed. Highlights tonight at
12.40am and tomorrow at 3.00pm.
1.00 Golf: the Open
Live coverage of the climax of the Open Golf Championship from
St Andrews. Last year's final round at Turnberry produced a thrilling climax with Zimbabwe's Nick Price clinchingthe title by pipping Sweden's JesperParnevik by one shot. Commentary by Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Mike Hughesdon , Mark McCormackand Dougie Donnelly. See today's choices.
TV presentation (golf) John Shrewsbury
On the 25th anniversary of the end of the 1967-70 Biafran war, Timewatch examines the doomed struggle of the Ibos, known as "the Jews of Africa", to secede from Nigeria. It was a war which touched the world as no other African war has done.
In 1960, Britain had left Nigeria, the jewel of its African colonies. Barely seven years later the country was tearing itself apart. Biafra never had the weapons to win a military war against heavily-armed Nigeria, but it moved the conflict to another battlefield - with the help of a single telex link to the outside world. Routed through a Geneva-based PR company, it won the war in the airwaves and the print media.
Despite predictions that the war would be over in days or weeks, Biafra fought on, despite famine, for three years. Its wartime leader, Colonel Ojukwu, says: "We were under total blockade, whatever we had we produced ourselves. Biafran people showed they were heroes."
This is a story of political manoeuvres and surprising propaganda victories.
Novelist Frederick Forsyth, who lived in Biafra to cover the war, British High
Commissioner Sir David Hunt and other witnesses to the tragedy add their personal recollections.
A Fine Cut special, this documentary by Barbet Schroeder was made with the dictator Idi Amin's full co-operation when he was at the height of his murderous powers in the seventies. It shows the then Ugandan president making his troops practise an invasion of Israel, and letting the camera into a cabinet meeting after which one of his ministers was murdered. Amin also defends Hitler, saying he was right to have killed six million Jews.
This film portrait offers an insight into one of the most savage tyrannies of our time. See today's choices.
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(African Summer continues on Wednesday, 7.30pm)
This screen version of the Lerner and Loewe musical concludes the short season of Sunday evening westerns.
Starring Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood
On the rugged trail west in the days of the Gold Rush, hard-fighting, hard-drinking, happy-go-lucky Ben Rumson meets and join forces with the quiet-living Pardner. Their friendship is tested when Pardner falls in love with Elizabeth, the wife Ben has recently acquired at auction.
The songs include Wandrin' Star and I Talk to the Trees.
(Showing in widescreen format.) (1969)
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A weekly review of the major developments over the past seven days in the Los Angeles courtroom where former American footballer, film star and national sporting hero O J Simpson is accused of the murder of his former wife Nicole and her friend
Ronald Goldman, who were found dead outside her home last summer.
Courtroom cameras follow the action as it unfolds, while teams of experts explain the intricate strategies and technical legal jargon employed by the respective teams of lawyers. Presented by Peter Pringle.
Highlights of today's British Grand Prix meeting at Donington Park, featuring the 500cc race. Last year's winner, American Kevin Schwantz , announced his retirement earlier this year. World champion Michael Doohan from Australia and his compatriot Daryl Beattie were the men to beat this year, along with Spain's Alberto Puig and Italian Luca Cadalora, who won this race two years ago. Commentary by Barry Nutley, Steve Parrish and Roger Burnett.
Producer Keith Mackenzie
(Repeated tomorrow at 3.00pm)
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