6.15 Pure Maths Perspectivities
6697022 6.40 The Clinical Psychologist Subtitled 8144799 7.05 The Developing World BreakingOut 4303206 7.30 Photosynthesis Harvesting the Sun 9810770 7.55 Fontainebleau The
Changing Image of Kingship
8.20 Plugging into the Sun 4059931 8.45 PuttingTrainingtoWork Britain and America

In the first of four programmes,
Vince Henderson joins the villagers of Tideswell, Derbyshire, as they celebrate the ancient tradition of well dressing, and David Day muses on Jesus's "great day out" by the River Jordan. Plus musicfrom stunning locations around the country including Holy Island, Edinburgh and the Lake District.

9.55The animated antics of a small boy and a cheeky but loveable
Spider. Repeat Stereo....................

Guests on the entertainment show today include Australian singer Tina Arena who performs her latest release, and Arctic explorer Sue Stockdale who talks about hertravels to the North Pole. Plus the launch of a poetry competition.
Including at 10.15 Bump in the Night
11.00 Pingu 11.40 Sporting Hero -
KrissAkabusi gets some football tips from Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall.
Presented by Sarah Vandenbergh and Grant Stott.
Producer Claire Mundell ; Series producer Liz Scott
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Introduced by Sue Barker.

12.05, 12.40 (shared with cricket), 1.00, 1.40 (shared with cricket) Olympics
This year's London Marathon winner Liz McColgan goes for gold in the women's marathon, which starts at 12.05pm.
McColgan, a former world champion at 10,000m, will be hoping to continue her marked improvement at the classic long distance following her return from injury. She can expect stiff competition, in particular from last year's London Marathon winner Marigorzata Sobanska of Poland. Commentary by David Coleman and Brendan Foster.

12.40,1.40 (both shared with Olympics), 2.30,5.05 (shared with the Olympics) Cricket
Live coverage from Lord's of the fourth day's play in the First Test match between England and Pakistan. England will be hoping for victory to put them in charge of the three-match series. Last time these countries met at Lord's, in 1992, the Sunday of the Test produced one of the most eventful day's cricket of recent years with 17 wickets falling as Pakistan scrambled to a two-wicket victory. Commentary by Richie Benaud, David Gower, Tony Lewis, Geoffrey Boycott and Asif Iqbal.

5.05 (shared with cricket), 6.00 Olympics
Including coverage of canoeing and cycling where medals are to be won.

(Stereo)
Videoplus code for 12.00-4.00 (not PDC)
4.00-7.30 (not PDC)

A celebration of the life and work of one of the world's most innovative architects and designers, who, at the turn of the century, took his home city of Glasgow into the realms of bold, exciting and metropolitan architecture. See today's choices.
Director Richard Downes ; Executive producer
JohnArcher Stereo
* The Mack factor: page 8

More action in Atlanta, with American Carl Lewis among the star names in the long jump qualifying competition as he bids for a fourth consecutive gold medal in this event. Plus there's the final of the men's hammer and, away from the athletics stadium, medals are to be won in weightlifting, yachting, canoeing, water polo and dressage. Introduced by Sue Barker.

Highlights of today's German Grand Prix from Hockenheim.
Jacques Villeneuve won the last Grand Prix, the British, after a mechanical fault stopped Damon Hill from finishing. Championship leader Hill, whose sights are firmly set on his first world title, is now only 15 points ahead of his team-mate.
(Repeated tomorrow at 1.00pm) (Stereo)

Highlights of the fourth day's play from Lord's between England and Pakistan. Introduced by Richie Benaud.

Drama, introducinga season of films directed by Fred Schepisi , the subject of tonight's documentary Right Said
Fred at 1.30am.
Starring Arthur Dignam Nick Tate , Simon Burke
A repressive Catholic school for boys in Victoria, Australia, 1953: 13-year-old
Tom Allen is experiencing the problems of puberty, and is increasingly doubtful about the religious "vocation" that's beingforced upon him. Showingin widescreen format.
(1976.15) ◆ See Films: pages 45-50 ***

To accompany the season of films by Fred Schepisi, this documentary examines the private and professional life of the noted Australian film director.
Of Irish/Italian descent, Schepisi has made the difficult transition from his native land to Hollywood with critical and commercial successes like The
Devil's Playground and The Russia
House. Shot on location duringthe filming of Six Degrees of Separation, the programme includes contributions from actors Donald Sutherland,
Stockard Channing and Meryl Streep.
Director Don Featherstone
Followed by Weatherview

Live gymnastics coverage with the individual apparatus finals. Tonight's competition includes the men's rings and pommel horse. The finals of the men's floor, women's vault and asymmetric bars will also be decided tonight. Commentary by Barry Davies , Christine Still and Mitch Fenner.