6.15 Pure Maths L'Hopital'sRuledoes dividing zero by zero actually mean anything? 3832053 6.40 Maths Models and Methods The Examination―the best ways to organise revision and tackle an exam. 2702879 7.05 Linking into the Future Dawn's Story- how the equal opportunities policy of one north London college may help a girl born with spina bifida to achieve her ambition of becoming a secretary. subtitled 3191411 7.30 Plants Problems with Water-the ways plants manage to transport water in defiance of gravity's attraction. 1976492 7.55
Toulouse - Money and Power in Provincial France - a look at how architecture was used to display wealth and authority in Toulouse, one of the richest cities in 16th-century France. 3198350 8.20 Brain and Behaviour Stress- what is meant by stress, and how can it be quantified?
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Britain and Germany- comparing British and German policies foryouth training among school leavers. 70644H

More tales about the ingenious pets that escape from their owners and return to the eccentric Elwood Funk's shop.

Guests on the entertainment show include pop stars Ant and Dec, Newsrouncfs Julie Etchingham, television presenter Carol Smillie and actor Dieter Brummer , who until recently played Shane in Home and Away. Plus cartoon fun with Potsworthand Co, X-Men and Pingu. In Sporting Hero
Kriss Akabusi tries land-yachting. Hosted by Sarah Vandenbergh and Grant Stott. Producer Ed Gray ; Series producer Liz Scott
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12.00, 1.35 Cricket: Second Test
Live action from Headingley of the Second Test between England and Pakistan. England entered this match trying to overturn a 1-0 deficit after a disappointing performance at Lord's ended in a 164-run defeat. Since the last series victory over Pakistan -14 years ago - England have registered just one win over the tourists.
Pakistan, having regrouped since the winter troubles of the one-day World Cup, are again wreaking havoc with a bowling attack led by the experienced and explosive pairing of captain Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis. However, England have, under captain Mike Atherton, also re-emerged this summer with a morale-boosting series triumph over India. Commentary from Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott , David Gower , Asif Iqbal and Tony Lewis. Highlights on BBC1 at 11.35pm.

1.05 Yachting
Action from the Ultra 30 series. Last year, it was won by Russell Peters, who, in an exciting finale, just managed to edge out favourite and five-times champion Lawrie Smith. Peters will be determined to retain his title in his fifth Ultra 30 series. Commentary by Malcolm McKeag and Helen Rollason.

6.20 News Roundup
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How will countries around the world continue to afford to care fortheirageingpopulations?Will they be forced to ration resources and decide who deserves to live longer? Scientists in Japan, for example, are tryingto produce robots capable of providingcare. David Dimbleby concludes his two-part examination of the dilemmas caused by longer life expectancy by turning his attentions to the difficulties of looking afterthe elderly. See today's choices. Producer Lucy Hetherington
Editor Mark Wakefield

Rajasthan. Magenta DeVine and Simon O'Brien begin theirtour of the Indian state of Rajasthan in the capital Jaipur, distinctive for its famous pink buildings. Magenta mixes with the sons of the princely maharajahs, while Simon tries the latest sporting craze - cycle polo.
The pair move on to Pushkar, a place of pilgrimage where the preoccupations of some travellers have inflamed Hindu feeling. Theirjourney ends in Udaipur, a city of spectacular lakes and palaces, where Simon picks up tips on how to stay healthy, and Magenta visits a festival where arranged marriages are forgotten and romance has a free reign. Producer Liz Molyneux ; Series producer
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Highlights of this afternoon's Hungarian Grand Prix from the Hungaroring.
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Some of the oldest people in the world reflect on how they have reached ages of 100 and above. Their sometimes-surprising suggestions for long life range from "moderation" and "hard work" to "treating everyone with respect" and the self-explanatory "keeping breathing". Narrated by Sandi Toksvig. Producer Mick Conefrey : Executive producer
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This award-winning film, written by poet Tony Harrison , combines drama, documentary, verse and music to pay a poignant tribute to people with Alzheimer's disease, a condition that affects 600,000 in Britain. Based at High Royds Hospital in Menston,
Yorkshire, it unravels the lives of the residents, who, along with theirfamilies and nursing staff, play themselves.
Residents' lost memories are revived in a moving mix of verse and song, with three actresses recreating the wedding days of patients. The film's specially arranged score was written by Dominic Muldowney and the pieces range from Daisy, Daisy Give Me Your Answer Do! to a Puccini aria from Madama Butterfly.
Producer Fiona Finlay ; Director Peter Symes
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Another chance to see the climax of the US crime drama, starring Daniel Benzall Chapter 21. The jury delivers its verdict in the Avedon murder trial, but Hoffman discovers that the case is far from over.
Chapter 22. Finding the dying Richard Cross becomes vitally important.
Chapter 23. The long-running Jessica Costello murder case is resolved.
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12.15am Wanda Nevada
Romantic western starring
Peter Fonda , Brooke Shields and featuring Henry Fonda
7 Beaudray Demerille is drifter in search of a pokergame. Wanda Nevada is a young orphan. The two cross paths when Beaudray wins the girl.
Director Peter Fonda (1979) ♦ See Films: pages 46-52 **

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