6.20 Rome Underthe Popes: Church and Empire Rpt 8281727 6.45 Equilibrium
Rules OK? Rpt 8774098 7.10 The Origins of State Social Work Rpt 9539562 7.35
Data Modelling-the Wood from the Trees
Twist and Shout. The Computers Don't Bite strand aimed at computer novices continues as David Goldblatt looks at technology and its effects on society.
Executive producer Chris Palmer Stereo. The next Computers Don't Bite programme. Inside the Internet, isat8.10pm
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John Inverdale introduces highlights of this year's awards ceremony in London. Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Bilko hopes to find uranium deposits on Fort Baxter.
(Black and white) (Repeat)
Featuring reviews of Anaconda, Kolya, and When We Were Kings.
Shown last Tuesday Stereo Subtitled ..
Fantasy, the first of today's Saturday Matinee double bill continuing a short season of films featuring Sean Connery
Also starring Albert Sharpe, Jimmy O'Dea
A caretaker on an Irish estate encounters the king of the leprechauns.
Director Robert Stevenson (1959, U)
See Films: pages 48-55
Drama, concluding the Saturday Matinee double bill of films featuring Sean Connery
Obsessive passions emerge when a Scottish doctor takes a young woman for a climbing holiday in Switzerland.
(1982, PG)
See Films: pages 48-55
The Better Mousetrap. The Saint trails jewel thieves in the south of France. This episode features Ronnie Barker as a policeman.
First shown on ITV ............................
The BT Global Challenge Continuing coverage of the round-the-world race as 14 crews leave Sydney and head for Cape Town, 6,000 miles away. This leg of the voyage takes the crews through some of the world's most treacherous waters.
Series producerTony Rayner
Quentin Willson meets famous owners the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, including Jimmy Savile.
Director Brian Morgan Series producer Jon Bentley Repeat Stereo Subtitled.
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles ............
Tonight presented from Greece by Orla Guerin, who examines a long-running racket in baby-trading. She joins families whose newly born offspring were stolen from them, and who have searched for them ever since.
Also, how a computer expert has re-opened the debate over the killing of John F Kennedy. New evidence suggests the fatal bullet was fired by two snipers in front of Kennedy, not a single assassin behind him.
Favourite movie moments.
George Romero chooses a clip from Powell and Pressburger's The Tales of Hoffman.
Producer Nick Freand Jones
Repeat
The internet started as a military information system and is one of the computer age's most important innovations. This film looks at key stages in the net's development. It also includes interviews with the inventor of the net's access system, the World Wide Web, as well as hackers and those who try to stopthem.
Producer David Malone ; Executive producer John Lynch The next Computers Don Bite programme is Esther, on Monday at 4.55pm
TELEPHONE: [number removed] for yourfree taster session of a computer as part of the Computers Don't Bite campaign. * See This Week: page 6
The satirical news quiz.
Shown yesterday Stereo Subtitled.
Comedy drama starring
Arlo Guthrie , Pat Quinn
1969: a young folk singer determined to avoid the military draft finds sanctuary at a haven fordrop-outs centred on the wistful and loving figure of Alice.
Director Arthur Penn (1969.15) . * See Films: pages 48-55 ***
Followed by Weatherview
