6.00 Design and Innovation: the Golden Rule 8560579 6.25 Outsiders In -
Muslims in Europe 7226276 7.15
Technology: This Little Flower Went to
Market Stereo 9674531 7.40 Frontiers of Geology 2848173 8.05 Biology: Plants' Patterns in Green 4558482 8.30 Arts:
King Cotton's Palace 8018579 8.55 Brecht on Stage 8020314 9.20
Developing World: Towards a Better Life 3117260 9.45 Maths: Problems with Patterns Stereo 2729956 10.10
Anti-Racism: Beyond the Debates 1350555 10.35 Jazz, Raga and Synthesizers Stereo
11.00 Schools: Managing in the Marketplace 9342024 11.25 Miningfor Science 9662579 11.50 open Mind: OUPD Blue

Anotherforay into the world of wildlife.
Today: harvest mice, bats, and a stealthy aquatic hunter. Hosted by Simon King.
Shown last Wednesday

The first film in the Behind the Picket Fence season, a trilogy of movies revealing that all is not as it seems in small-town America.
Starring Ann Sheridan Robert Cummings Ronald Reagan
Parris Mitchell and Drake McHugh grow up together in the small American town of King's Row. Parris, studying medicine with Dr Tower, falls in love with the doctor's daughter Cassandra, while
Drake is attracted to Randy Monaghan , a beautiful girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Tragedy awaits both young men.
Director Sam Wood (1942) B/W................ * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-58
The next Behind the Picket Fence film. Blue Velvet, can be seen later this evening at 11.00pm

Starring John Mills
Bernard Lee
Richard Attenborough
This epic drama re-creates the Dunkirk evacuation by following the fortunes of some of the soldiers who were there as well as those of the men who sailed from England to rescue them.
Director Leslie Norman (1958) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 53-58

More live coverage from Lord's of the NatWest Trophy final. With Tony Lewis. Television presentation Alan Griffiths Executive producer Keith Mackenzie

The day's important national and international news developments, presented by Moira Stuart. Subtitied
Weather John Kettley

Tonight's programme, Kaguyahime
(Japanese for The Moon Princess), is a dance workforthe Netherlands Dance
Company by its Czech directorand choreographer Jiri Kylian.
It is inspired by his visits to Japan and by the folktale of the moon princess, who wants to bring peace and beauty to the world but succeeds only in bringingthe opposite. With its theme of the impossibility of absolute beauty and purity in an imperfect world, it is not a traditional fairy tale ballet, but the rhythm of the piece is typical of Japanese storytelling, where the main elements are presented in a very concise way, while minor details are meticulously elaborated upon.
Kylian says he first fell under the spell cast by Kaguyahime for two reasons. "That the fantastic and the realistic exist at the same time, and the fascination that Japanese culture holds for me".
The music is by composer Maki Ishii , who blends the acoustic worlds of east and west. A group of internationally acclaimed musicians, conducted by Ishii, uses the modern percussion of the west and the large traditional drums of Japan to help create a piece of powerful dance theatre.
Suitors MARTIN MOLLER , KEN OSSOLA, JOHAN INGER , PATRICK DELCROIX , GLENN EDGERTON Village Girls KARINE GUIZZO , BRIGITTE MARTIN ,
LISA DRAKE , SUSAN LARAGHY , CAROLINA ARMENTA Knights of Mikado JORMAELO, BRUCE MICHELSON Nobility SOL LEON , NANCY EUVERINK, CORA
KROESE. PHILIPPA BUCKINGHAM, LORRAINE BLOUIN , OWEN MONTAGUE , IVAN DUBREUIL, ZANE BOOKER
Director Hans Hulscher

The first of two journeys by veteran French documentary maker Marcel Ophuls into the world of the war correspondent, filmed in Sarajevo in 1993. Ophuls ventured into the warzone to discover what makes war correspondents tick, and why they're prepared to face the kind of danger that recently led to the tragic death in the former Yugoslavia of BBC reporter John Schofield. He also asks whether these tough journalistic campaigners are providing a useful public service.
(The second Ophuls documentary will be shown next Saturday.)
See today's choices.
(Subtitled)

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

When Kramer uses Jerry's apartment too freely, Jerry confiscates his keys. By way of retaliation, Kramer demands that Jerry does the same with his keys. George and Elaine get caught up in the chain reaction before Kramer takes off for California.

The second in the Behind the Picket Fence trilogy of films, revealing that all is not as it seems in small-town America.
David Lynch's provocative and disturbingdrama stars Kyle MacLachlan Isabella Rossellini Dennis Hopper Laura Dern
Lumberton, USA, is a pretty and peaceful place. But not far below the idyllic surface lies a dark and violent world, upon which young
Jeffrey Beaumont stumbles when following the trail of a severed ear.
Kyle MacLachlan starred in Twin
Peaks; Laura Dern starred in Lynch's Wild at Heart which also featured
Isabella Rossellini ; Dean Stockwell appeared in Paris, Texas; Married to the Mob and Quantum Leap.
(1986) Stereo The final Behind the Picket Fence film. Peyton Place, is on Tuesday at 8.00pm
♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 53-58