6.00 Berlin - Unemployment and the Family 3606630 6.25 Modelling Drug
Therapy 3625765 6.50 Organic Chemistry It's Only Plastic 2593123 7.15 Care in the Community 3984123 7.40 From Snowdon to the Sea 1774036 8.05Becominga
Student Subtitled 5623307 8.30 Changing Voices 7845388 8.55 Understanding
Music Words and Music
9.20Writinga Report 1247272 10.10 Opinion Polls The Spiral of Silence
2432659 10.35 Changing Berlin Changing Europe Subtitled 5401253 11.00 Putting TrainingtoWork Britain and Germany 5148036 11.25 News Stories
11.50 Changing Climate?

John Pitman trawls the archives for clips to validate Murphy's Law - whatever can go wrong will go wrong. (Repeat)

Leopard - a Darkness In the Grass
Even for the powerful- shy and elusive-leopard, survival on the baking-hot African plains is a struggle. This documentary follows a female leopard and her cubs as she defends the vulnerable offspring against elephants, a cheetah vying for possession of prey, and lions with the ability to wipe out her family. It is not only animals lower down the food chain who have to battle for life. Repeat Stereo.

A triple Saturday Matinee bill of films starring Orson Welles opens with his adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy. Driven by his own ambition and that of his unscrupulous wife, Macbeth murders the King of Scotland and takes his crown. Welles not only played the title role but also directed, produced and wrote the screenplay.
(1948) (Black and white)
See Films: pages 38-42 . ****

Today's Saturday Matinee triple bill starring Orson Welles continues with this version of Charlotte Bronte's classic novel.
Also starring Joan Fontaine
After an austere orphanage upbringing, a shyyoung woman becomes agoverness in a vast Yorkshire mansion where the master of the house, Rochester, appears troubled by some innertorment. However, a friendship slowly develops between them. The triple bill ends with Ferry to Hong Kong at4.40pm.
Director Robert Stevenson (1943. PG)
Black and white Subtitled .... ♦See Films: pages 38-42
♦See Barry Norman : page 38

s Drama, concluding the Y Saturday Matinée triple bill of films starring Orson Welles
Co-starrineCurtJureens
A layabout is forced from Hong Kong on to the Macao ferry but, to the captain's disgust, Macao also refuses to let him ashore - leaving him a permanent passenger. In widescreen format.
Director Lewis Gilbert (1958, U)
* See Films: pages 38-42 **

Coverage of the spectacular opening ceremony and the first day of competition from Atlanta in the first of ten programmes from the tenth Paralympic Games. A star-studded line-up featuring singers Liza Minnelli, Carly Simon and Aretha Franklin launches the biggest celebration of disabled sport ever staged, with over 4,000 athletes from 102 countries.
The British team's medal-haul in Barcelona four years ago far exceeded the total gathered by their counterparts in the Olympics - a result likely to be repeated in the state of Georgia over the next ten days in the 17 medal sports.
Christopher Reeve - the American actor paralysed in a fall last year - hosts the stadium ceremony. Introduced by Helen Rollason, with commentary by Hamilton Bland and Paul Dickenson.
Action from the athletics track and swimming pool is tomorrow at 8.00 pm.
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Presented by Chris Lowe. Subtitled
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Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London, in a simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3, the new Principal Guest Conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Jiri Belohlavek, makes his debut at the Proms for a programme featuring a trio of pieces from his Czech homeland.
Dvorak's Te Deum, written for the composer's visit to America in 1892, opens the concert, sung by soprano Judith Howarth, baritone Ivan Kusnjer and the BBC Symphony Chorus. It is followed by works with military associations from the two greatest Czech composers of the 20th century: Martinu's Field Mass and Janacek's
Sinfonietta. The evening is completed by the last of Mozart's piano concertos - No 27 in B flat, K595 - performed by American pianist Richard Goode.

During the interval, host Michael Berkeley delves into the life of the Royal Albert Hall beyond the Proms and finds the celebrated concert hall, in its 125th year, hosting a wide range of events.

(The first of two televised Proms featuring youth orchestras is tomorrow at 10.45pm on BBC1)
(Simultaneous Broadcast: with Radio 3)
(As coverage of the BBC Proms is live, subsequent programmes may run late)

Planet Rock. The series charting the course of rock music concludes with a look at how the passage of time has not compromised music's ability to innovate, excite and induce outrage. With New Order, Public Enemy, the Beastie Boys, Run DMC and the Orb. See today's choices.
Director Don Letts ; Series producer Hugh Thomson
INFORMATION: about the series can be accessed on the internet at http://www.bbc.co.uk/dancing BBC BOOK: a book accompanying the series is available in hardback, price £17.99 from booksellers.

Concluding the comedy-drama series.
Let it Be. Francine appears to be beyond even Eddie's help afterthe death of the stray kittens. Eddie, meanwhile, faces considerable professional turmoil.
Written by Donna Franceschild
Director David Blair ; Producer Chris Parr
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Film premiere. Comedy drama. Connie and Lex opt out of the rat race by purchasing a small farm, though she still has to commute daily to her city office. As a partial solution to their problem, they hire a live-in child minder, but she is inhibited, inexperienced and pregnant. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Robyn Nevin (1985. PG) Stereo.... * See Films: pages 38-42 ***
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