6.00 Plastics Under Pressure
6.25 Organic Chemistry: Synthesis of a Drug 8147622 6.50 Social Problems and Social Welfare Course Review
7.15 Shropshire in the 16th Century
9183239 7.40 Science: Electrons and Photons 2340581 8.05 Projecting
Visions: Healing the Spine 4123790 8.30 Rural Life - Victorian Farming
8.55 Literature and History: The Next Five Minutes 8695622 9.20 Developing World: Mozambique Under Attack
3626968 9.45 Statistics: Experiments and Energy 2394264 10.10 Images of the Cosmos: Cosmology on Trial 4005023 10.35 The Future of Print 5461581 11.00 Acid Rain
11.25 Modelling in the Money Markets 9237887 11.50 Environmental Control:
Air Pollution
Anotherforay into the world of wildlife.
Simon King looks at some of the visitors arriving in timeforthe start of autumn, including moths, butterflies and salmon.
Shown last Tuesday Stereo ..................
John Pitman contrasts two neighbouring seaside towns, Clacton and Frinton...
The story of how Norwegian Erling Kagge became the first person to reach the South Pole entirely on his own. Rpt .
Love story, the first in a double bill starring James Garner with Sally Field
Emma Moriarty, divorced and determined, makes a fresh start on an Arizona ranch and finds herself juggling the affections of the three males in her life: her son, her ex-husband and the genial town pharmacist, Murphy Jones.
(1985)
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Wardrama, the second in a double bill starring James Garner
Tensions are high and personal conflicts threaten to explode when an underwater demolitions officer is assigned to the USS Barracuda during the Second World War. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Gordon Douglas (1959) * FILM REVIEWS pages 63-70
Esther Rantzen hosts a studio debate on the subject of adultery.
Oprah's audience and guests discuss whether the employment policy of positive discrimination on grounds of race has created a backlash.
(Stereo)
Highlights from Thursday's Top of the Pops and a look back to some hits from 1967.
See today's choices.
(Stereo)
World chess champion Garry Kasparov meets the Indian Number One Vishy
Anand in New York in what is tipped to be the most exciting championship for years. Peter Snow launches a series of Saturday reports with coverage of the first week's play, with analysis from commentator William Hartston and British Grandmaster David Norwood , while Danny King provides a live account. Director Pieter Morpurgo ; Series producer
Annie Lewis
Presented by Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Michael Fish ................
Richard Baker describes the scene at the Royal Albert Hall where the Centenary Season ends with members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Chorus and the BBC Singers all on stage under the baton of Andrew Davis. Two fine British stars, the mezzo-soprano Catherine Wyn-Rogers and violinist Tasmin Little make their Last Night debuts.
Tonight's concert begins with the Berlioz overture The Corsair, followed by Vaughan Williams's The Lark Ascending. The other works in the first half are Zemlinsky's Psalm 23, songs from Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn and Waltz Sequence No 1 from Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier.
Part 2 of the Last Night can be seen on BBC 1 at 9.15pm.
See today's choices.
Director Rodney Greenberg
Simultaneous Broadcast: with Radio 3
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Subsequent programmes may run late
The New York Stories season of films continues with this fantasy horror, starring
Michael Moriarty
David Carradine , Candy Clark
New York is under threat. Something strange is living in the top of the Chrysler Building - something with a taste for human flesh.
Director Larry Cohen (1982)
* FILM REVIEWS pages 63-70
Tonight's second New York
Stories film is a crime drama starring Mickey Rourke
Eric Roberts , Daryl Hannah
Charlie is a confident young hustler in New York's Little Italy, but his inability to shake off his accident-prone cousin, Paulie, proves to be his nemesis.
Director Stuart Rosenberg (1984)
♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 63-70
