6.00 Something in the Air: Cracks in Aircraft

6.25 Organic Chemistry: It's Only Plastic

6.50 Introduction to Psychology: Autism

7.15 Richard II: Character of King

7.40 Geology: From Snowdon to the Sea

8.05 Biology: Plant Growth Regulators

8.30 Images of the Cosmos: Jets and Black Holes

8.55 Women and Literature: Changing Voices

9.20 Care in the Community

9.45 Living with Technology: Writing a Report

10.35 Understanding Music: Words and Music
(Subtitled)

11.00 Summer School: Time for You

11.25 Changing Berlin, Changing Europe
(Subtitled)

11.50 Berlin: Unemployment and the Family

The wildlife show visits one of the most hostile environments of all - the city.
Shown last Wednesday

A rare chance to see the late Leonard Bernstein conducting the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's performances of Shostakovich's Sixth and Ninth Symphonies, marking the twentieth anniversary of the composer's death.
The two concerts, shown for the first time on British television, were recorded live in 1988 in front of an audience at the Musikverein, home of the Vienna Philharmonic. The second is preceded by an illustrated introduction by Bernstein.
Director Humphrey Burton

Cheryomushki, a documentary about Shostakovich's musical, can be seen tomorrow at 7.30pm.

Documentary about a pelican colony that settled near Sydney, Australia, following a severe drought

Short film about a father and son and their devotion to stock car racing.

Introduced by Steve Rider.
2.35 Golf Third round action from the Women's British Open at Woburn. World number one Laura Davies will be the home favourite as she bids for her second Open title. Other British hopefuls include Alison Nicholas , Lora Fairclough and Kathryn Marshall.

John Schlesinger's adaptation of the classic novel by Thomas Hardy, starring Julie Christie, Terence Stamp, Peter Finch, Alan Bates

Captivating Bathsheba Everdene has a profound effect on the three men in her life -dashing Sergeant Troy, wealthy William Boldwood and faithful shepherd Gabriel Oak.
Showing in widescreen format.
(1967)
Film Reviews pages 37-42

Presented by Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft .............

Tonight's programme is a salute to British choreographer Christopher Bruce, who was recently appointed as Director of the Rambert Dance Company, and features three of his most popular ballets.
Rooster, performed by the Geneva Ballet, is set to a selection of the Rolling Stones' recordings from the sixties and seventies - including Little Red Rooster, Ruby Tuesday, Lady Jane, Play with Fire and Sympathy for the Devil.
The haunting melodies of the high Andes provide the score for Ghost Dances, inspired by political oppression in South America and performed by the Houston Ballet.
Set to songs by Bob Dylan, Moonshine is performed by NDT3 (Nederland Dans Theater 3), a company founded for dancers over the age of 40 to challenge the notion of dance being only for the young. It takes its inspiration from eight songs including Paths of Victory, Talkin' Hava Nageilah Blues and Moonshiner.

A diverse range of emerging Scottish talent is showcased in three new films from this second series of Tartan Shorts.

Latin for a Dark Room
Optical illusions lead to passion and betrayal in Liz Lochhead's dark tale of sexual infidelity and murder, set in Victorian Edinburgh and featuring Between the Lines co-stars Neil Pearson and Siobhan Redmond.
Director Joe Ahearne

Narance
Surrounded by reminders of her past, Manya relives her childhood experiences as a refugee from a war in which she lost her family, her country and her home.
Written by Toby Curnow ; Director Patrick Harkins

Daddy's Gone A-Hunting
A young girl's magic affects the outcome of her father's bet in this modem fairytale.
Written by Kathy Crombie ; Director Morag Fullarton Executive producers Andrea Calderwood and Paddy Higson First shown on BBC Scotland
(Franz Kafka's It's A Wonderful Life, from the first Tartan Shorts series, is at 12.40am)

Continuing the Emmy award-winning American comedy series about the lives, loves and friends of a stand-up comedian, starring Jerry Seinfeld

George gets into a row with one of Kramer's friends about a parking space. The argument escalates, involving the whole block, and Jerry and Elaine have to sort out their loyalties.
(Stereo)

Another chance to see an Oscar-winning Tartan Shorts film written and directed by Peter Capaldi.

Franz Kafka stumbles over the first sentence of his masterpiece Metamorphosis, the story of a man who wakes up to discovers he has been transformed into an insect.
Starring Richard E Grant, Ken Stott, Elaine Collins, Phyllis Logan and Crispin Letts.