6.05 The Struggle for Democracy in South Korea 7836592 6.35 Citizens of the World Subtitled 7251757 7.00 Flight
Simulators and Robots

The Napoleon Effect: France and Italy
The first of two programmes looking at the French Emperor's influence in Europe. This week, how he was the driving force behind the rebuilding of Paris and Rome at the start of the 19th century.... INTERNET: http://www.open.ac.uk/sunday/

Another chance to see the series offering a practical guide to the treatment of accidents in and around the home. Today, breaks and sprains. Repeat

Classic cartoons, with Tony Robinson. Repeat

Fantasy animation. Quasimodo and his friendsjoin forces with the King.

Entertainment show, set in a wacky hotel. This week's guests include Sally Gray , presenter of the game show 50/50, and Masterchef's Loyd Grossman , while Toby Anstis takes part in the outdoor activity game Buried Treasure, and mystic Jo Collins analyses the meaning behind guests' favourite colours. Plus mayhem with the Smedleys, views and reviews in Viewfinders, and cartoons with Dennis the Menace, Pingu and Eek! The Cat. Presented by Sarah Vandenbergh and Grant Stott , with Moragthe cow.
Producer Ed Gray; Series producer Martyn Day
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Homer's boss asks Marge to paint a portrait of him.
Featuring the voices of actor Jon Lovitz and rock drummer Ringo Starr.
Shown last Friday.
(Stereo)

The first section of today's two-part programme, introduced by Steve Rider. Motor Sport Round 11 of the British
Touring Cars championship at Donington Park. Switzerland's Alain Menu, in a Renault, will be trying to extend his lead in the championship. Commentary by Barry Nutley and Charlie Cox. Round 12 can be seen in the second part of Sunday Grandstand.

Political events as they affect the South East. Presented by Jon Sopel.
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Further sports coverage, introduced by Steve Rider from Donington Park and Sue Barker from Queen's Club.

1.50 Tennis
Coverage of the singles final in the tennis championship at Queen's Club, London, which begins at 2pm. This tournament gives the world's top players a vital chance to get some match-play practice on grass before Wimbledon later this month. Last year Germany's Boris Becker beat Stefan Edberg of Sweden in straight sets. Commentary by John Barrett, Mark Cox and Bill Threlfall.

Followed by Motor Sport
Round 12 of the British Touring Cars championship from Donington Park.

TV presentation Jim Reside and Malcolm Kemp (motor racing); Johnnie Watherston (tennis)

Poet and author Blake Morrison takes a low-level helicoptertour of England to make a visual exploration of the north-south divide. His route takes him over urban terraces, steep mountains, the Blackpool seafront and into the heart of London itself.
ProducerMike MacCormack ; Executive producer Debbie Christie * See John Peel: page 9

A visit to two superb gardens created in confined spaces.
Executive producer Tony Laryea Postponed from 26 May Stereo Subtitled.

B'Elanna must re-programme a Cardassian-designed errant missile that is heading for a heavily populated planet.
(Stereo)
(Star Trek: the Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm)

Gold Rush Memories
A hundred years ago gold was discovered on a tributary of the Klondike River in Canada. Will
White of Dorset was one of thousands of prospectors who set out to make their fortune.
Filmed in Alaska and the Klondike, White's story, gleaned from his letters home, is interwoven with colourful characters of the time.
Producer Jonathan Gili ; Editor Laurence Rees Repeat Stereo Subtitled .......

A four-part series which tells the history of televisionjournalism in America, Russia and Britain.
Today's News Today. When TV restarted afterthe Second World
War it was the poor relation of radio and cinema. This first programme shows how, in the fifties, television became the most popular source of information. See today's choices.
Producer Colleen Toomey ; Executive producer Glynn Jones ..... * See PollyToynbee: page 10

The Secret of Marcel Duchamp The grandfather of conceptual art was undoubtedly
Marcel Duchamp. Having shocked the art establishment in the 1920s by turning everyday objects - from bicycle wheels to urinals - into art, Duchamp seemed to retreat from the art world. But in secret he was working on his final masterpiece, EtantDonnes, an elaborate peepshow of a nude that intrigued art critics and public alike. Now the story behind Duchamp's last work, and the personal drama that inspired it, have come to light. Producer Chris Granlund ; Series editor
Michael Poole

American science-fiction series.
Mind over Matter. A scientist creates a computer-aided virtual environment which enables him to link into other people's minds.

Mark Cousins introduces tonight's two films featuring machines gone mad.
WESTWORLD
Thriller starring Yul Brynner
The futuristic holiday resort of Delos offers its clients anything they want. For $1,000 a day, they can even kill 'people'. But things begin to go terrifyingly wrong. Widescreen format.
Director Michael Crichton
(1973.15) See Films: pages 60-67 *****
What do you mean, you've never seen... : page 53
And at 11.45-1.25am
DEMON SEED
Sci-fi chiller starring Julie Christie
With her husband having left their high-tech home, beautiful Susan Harris finds herself terrorised by Proteus, the master computer. Imprisoned by Proteus, Susan is blackmailed into conceiving the computer's 'brain-child'. Widescreen format.
Director Donald Cammell (1977,15) See Films: pages 60-67 ****
Followed by Weatherview

2.00 Women on TV
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4.00 Japanese Language and People
BUSINESS AND WORK
5.00 The Small Business
Programme Rpt: 20 Steps to Better Management -the Drama
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6.00 The Golden Thread
6.25 BridgingtheGap
3231993 6.50-7.15am Developing Language
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