6.00 Women and Organisations
6.25 Maths ModellingTurkeys
6.50 Organic Chemistry Large Scale Production 8337407 7. 15 The Magic
Flute ― the finale of Act 1. 4514310 7.40
A Day in the Life 9010778 8.05 Stand by Your Banner! 3865933 8.30 Born into
Two Cultures 6712575 8.55 The Clinical Psychologist Subtitled 6724310 9.20 TestingTeachers 6540681 9.45 Understanding Music: Theory and Practice Subtitled 7027681 10.10 Deadly Quarrels 5324662 10.35 Managing
Schools Partnership or Going It Alone? Subtitled 2523952 ll.OOSam'sStory 3876952 11.25 An English Education 4746372 11.50 Modellingin the Long Term

The first in today's Saturday Matinee western double bill featuring Randolph Scott
Also starring Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne
With the aid of a saloon owner, Roy Glennister battles against an unscrupulous gold commissioner to keep his mine during the Alaskan gold rush.
Director Ray Enright (1942)
Black and white
♦ See Films: pages 72-82 ***

Western, concluding the Saturday Matinee double bill.
Starring Randolph Scott
Also starring Glenn Ford

Utah, 1863: Outlaw Cheyenne Rogers, encouraged by the town's sheriff, vows to give up his life of crime but seems unable to escape his troubled past.
(1943)

See Films: pages 72-82 **

Introduced by Sue Barker.
Olympics First day action from Atlanta, where British swimmers are competing. Karen Pickering begins her quest for a medal when she enters the heats of the 100m freestyle (3.05pm). Paul Palmer and Andrew Clayton carry British hopes in the 200m freestyle heats (4.30pm).
Richard Maden competes in the heats of the 100m breaststroke (3.25pm) and Sarah Hardcastle - an Olympic medallist 12 years ago in Los Angeles - aims fora place in the final of the 400m individual medley when she swims in the heats
(4pm). Commentary by Hamilton Bland and Andy Jameson.
Golf: the Open From 5pm, continued coverage of the Open Championship from Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club.
Plus other Olympic action featuringjudo, shootingand women's hockey.
Producer (golf) Jim Reside Videoplus code for 3.00-5.00 (not PDC).........
5.00-7.25 (not PDC)

Presented by Huw Edwards. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles

Last Thursday, the world's first interactive motor show, Top Gear Live, opened at Silverstone, giving the public the chance to go for a test drive on the circuit that recently staged the British Grand Prix. The team from BBC2's Top Gear programme reports from the five-day event whose attractions include motorcycle stunts, monster trucks, new cars, classic designs, karts and off-road vehicles. Presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Quentin Willson, Tiff Needell, Michele Newman, Tony Mason and Steve Berry.
Producers Jon Bentley and John Wilcox

' The series in which musicians tell the story of rock music, from its origins to global domination.
Eight Miles High. In 1966, San
Francisco became the centre of rock's psychedelic era. Meanwhile in London, Pink Floyd were emerging with an experimental new sound. Contributors include the Grateful Dead's
Jerry Garcia , interviewed shortly before his death. See today's choices. Director Mick Conefrey ; Series producer
Hugh Thomson INFORMATION: about the series can be accessed on the Internet at http://www.bbc.co.uk/dancing ♦ See John Peel: page 1

Continuing the comedy drama series set in a psychiatric hospital.
The radio station is gaining the patients' approval but its success is threatened when Campbell, to the dismay of his father, decides to become a DJ and transform it into something "totally fresh and fundamentally loony in every way." Meanwhile, Eddie is under pressure from Griffin, but receives help from Fergus and Rosalie in his quest to keep the station up and running.
Written by Donna Franceschild
Producer Chris Parr ; Director David Blair
Repeat Stereo

Highlights of the third round of the 125th Open Championship from Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.

Continuing the showing of repeats from the first series.
Darkness Falls.
When Mulder and Scully investigate the disappearance of 30 loggers, they discover that thousands of deadly insects that paralyse and then cocoon their victims have been released into a remote forest.

The series of recitals given by past
Young Musicians finalists concludes with clarinettist Emma Johnson , the 1984 winner. Accompanied by pianist Malcolm Martineau , she performs the Romanza movement from Poulenc's
Clarinet Sonata, and the Prelude from the Five Bagatelles by English composer Gerald Finzi.
Director Bob Coles Event sponsored by Lloyds Bank
Followed by Weathervlew