6.10 Information Technology and Society: how IT is reaching into every part of people's lives Rpt 9635756 7.00
Breaking Out: were the lives of women improved afterZimbabwe's war of independence?

America at the End of the 20th Century The series continues with a look at the local and global forces that have fuelled the spectacular urban development of New York and Los Angeles over the last
30 years in their drive to become premier world cities of the 21st century... WEB SITE: www.open.ac.uk/sunday/

Continuing the series looking at some outstanding achievements in science and technology. Today's programme looks at nuclearfission, discovered by physical chemist Otto Hahn in 1938. Repeat Stereo ...............................

Aweeklyquestto find the greatest cartoon of all time. Presented by Paul Burnham.

Fantasy animation about Quasimodo and his friends, set in Paris................

This week's guests include pop groups Damage and Code Red singing their latest singles and singer and television presenter Darren Day. There's comedy from Father Barry and Les Vegas with The End of the Show Show, mayhem with the Smedleys and cartoon fun with Pingu, The Mask and Highlander. Presented by Grant Stott and Sarah Vandenbergh, with Paul Brophy and Julie Westwood. Producer Diane Maclean; Series producer Martyn Day
(Stereo)
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Further live coverage of today's play between England and Australia at
Headingley. Continued at 1.35pm in Sunday Grandstand,

Political events as they affect the South
East. Hosted by Jon Sopel. Stereo... REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Introduced by Sue Barker from Headingley.
1.35,4.00 Cricket: Fourth Test Live coverage of the fourth day's play between England and Australia at Headingley. In recent years Headingley has produced some fine Ashes matches, perhaps the most notable being in 1981 when a score of 149 not out from Ian Botham and eight wickets from Bob Willis produced victory from the jaws of defeat. Commentary by Richie Benaud , David Gower , Geoffrey Boycott , Tony Lewis and Ian Chappell.
3.40 Special Olympics Afeatureonthe
1997 Special Olympics National Summer Games from Portsmouth - the fifth national games for sportsmen and sportswomen with learning disabilities. Competitors, including some national and world champions, are taking part in 18 sports at eight venues. Reports from Christina Boxer and Harry Gration.
6.15 News Roundup A roundup of all the day's sporting news.
TV presentation Campbell Ferguson
Videoplus code for 1.30-6.30 ............
1.30-4.00(notPDC) ....
4.00-6.30(notPDC) .........................

Neelix is shocked to hear that Lt Tom Paris is about to leave Voyager.
(Star Trek: the Next Generation. Wed at 6pm)

The last of three investigations into the aftermath of terror.
Reconciliation. In 1992 white South African policeman Brian Mitchell was jailed on 11 counts of murder, but earlier this year he was freed as part of the ANC government's national reconciliation strategy. As he returns to the black township where his crimes were committed to express his remorse, this programme asks whether true reconciliation can ever be possible without the forgiveness of the victims themselves.
Producer Marcus Kiggell ; Series producer Beth Holgate

Last in the series of programmes bringing together professionals to answer hypothetical questions.

A group of noted education professionals, chaired by Helena Kennedy , discusses how to improve the performance of a fictional failing school. See today's choices.

British composer Michael Nyman, best known for his score for the Oscar-winning film The Piano, was commissioned to compose a piece of music by Japanese car giant Mazda. The resulting concerto for saxophone and cello was premiered at the Royal Festival Hall in March. This film charts the unusual relationship between Michael Nyman, maverick of the music world, and David Heslop, managing director of Mazda UK.
Director Renee Knight ; Series editor Michael Poole
See Music: page 38

Beyond the Veil. Afterflashbacks of an alien abduction drive him to attempt suicide, Eddie Wexlerfinds himself in a medical institution being treated for paranoid delusions.

Mark Cousins introduces a double bill of rock'n'roll films.
The second is at 12.40am.
The Girl Can't Help It
Rock'n'roll comedy starring Tom Ewell
Jayne Mansfield
Tom Miller, a small-time agent, is given the task of turning glamorous Jerri Jordan into a top rock'n'roll personality, but Jerri doesn 't want to be a star.
Showing in widescreen format.
Director Frank Tashlin (1956. U)
♦ See Films: pages 48-53 ****

Highlights of the fourth day's play between England and Australia at Headingley.
Introduced by Richie Benaud.

Mark Cousins introduces the second in the Moviedrome double bill of rock'n'roll films.
Film premiere
Comedy set in mid-sixties Finland.
Valto locks his mother in the cupboard and hits the road with Reino, who brags about his days as a rocker. In Finnish with English subtitles. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Aki Kaurismaki (1994)
Black and white ♦ See Films: pages 48-53
Followed by Weatherview

SUMMER NIGHTS
2.00 Remembering Essentials: beginning a week of programmes exploring times past LANGUAGES
4.00 Hindi Urdu Bol Chaal 7 and 8; Bon Mot
BUSINESS AND WORK
5.00 The Small Business
Programme; Twenty Steps to Better Management - the Drama
DETAILS: call [number removed] (local rates)
OPEN UNIVERSITY
6.00 An English Education 7606596 6.25 Learning about Leadership
6.50-7.15am Children's Drawings
LEARNING ZONE GUIDE: (0181)