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Controlling Carnival Crowds?

Peter Curran finds out how the Nelson
Mandela Children's Fund is helping South African youngsters. Repeat.......... CEEFAX: page
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The Spanish language series continues with a look at the declining number of gauchos in Argentina. (Repeat)

Animated fun from the village of Pontypandy. Repeat

Animation.
Djinn is poisoned by a killer manta ray.
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Drama about a boy called Anton and his two friends,
Rudiger and Anna, who live in a graveyard. Last in the series. Repeat

Cast members from the new BBC1
Sundaydrama series Berkeley Square are among the guests today on the entertainment magazine presented by Tim Vincent , Chris Jarvis and Gail Porter.
Music comes from dance band N-Tyce, pop act B*Witched and indie-guitar group Headswim. There's also the first of a nine-part mini-drama, G Force, about young jobseekers, plus animated adventures with Dennis the Menace and Popeye and Son, science fun with Dr Bunhead, and a competition to win a bedroom. Director John Smith
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A double bill of the anarchic animation.
Homer's Triple Bypass. Homerhires a cheap surgeon after having a heart attack. Shown last Monday
War of the Simpsons. Marge forces Homer to go on a rural retreat in a bid to save theirmarriage. Repeat Subtitled ... Marge v the Monorail is tomorrow at 6pm

Music magazine presented byJayne Middlemiss and Jamie Theakston. With
Rajesh Mirchandani. ................. Another OZone is on Tuesday at 7.10pm

A review of the week's principal political events in the South East.................
REGIONAL PROGRAMME

Introduced by Steve Rider from Wentworth. 130, 4.20 Golf Action from the third round of the PGA championship at Wentworth. Welshman Ian Woosnam is aiming for a hattrick of wins in this event following his successes last year and in 1988. 4.10 Racing Live coverage from the Curragh of the Irish 1,000 Guineas, which is being run on a Sundayfor the first time. Last year's race was won by 20-1 outsider Classic Park. Commentary by Tony O'Hehir.
6.15Yachting The closing stages of the Whitbread Round-the-World race. Of the ten yachts that set out from Southampton in September last year, nine are expected to return to the south-coast port after completing the ninth and final leg, which begins in La Rochelle, France.
Commentary by Richard Simmonds.
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The United Arab Emirates
Jeremy Clarkson discovers that the days of gold Cadillacs are gone, as young Arab drivers aim for speed above everything else. But he still manages to find a sheikh who has a Mercedes of every colour in his house. Director Dennis Jarvis
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Analysis of the headline-making stories in the world of business and finance. With Maya Even.
Editor Diarmuid Jeffreys

Tony Lewis introduces highlights from the third and final one-day international between England and South Africa. Commentary from Headlingley is provided by Richie Benaud , David Gower and Barry Richards

Desmond Lynam hosts an evening of programmes devoted to boxer Muhammad Ali.
Throughout the night, he traces Ali's journey from Louisville,
Kentucky, to his current exalted status as perhaps the sport's greatest ever champion.
Ali be praised!: page 26
After RT feature pages went to press, Ali Night was rescheduled from Saturday
9.15 When Harry Met Ali Harry Carpenter covered Ali's career for over two decades and, in that time, formed a close bond with the "Louisville Lip". Their liaison covered Ali's early boxing triumphs, his controversial political allegiances in the sixties, the night in 1971 when Joe Frazier handed him his first professional defeat in the so-called "Fight of the Century", as welI as Iighter moments away from the ring, exemplified by his spontaneous duet with soul singer Sam Cooke on satellite television.
9.50 Film premiere - When We Were Kings
Oscar-winning documentary- a Storyville presentation starting a double bill of boxing films-that tells the story of Muhammad Ali 's fight to regain the world heavyweight title from George Foreman in Zaire in 1974. Combining archive footage and interviews, the film explores the significance of the "Rumble in the Jungle", both for Ali's career and African-American politics, and features the comments of Don King , James Brown, BB King, Spike Lee, Norman Mailer and George Plimpton. The film is preceded by material chronicling the build-up to the battle, including an interview with George Foreman , as well as with Ali's trainer Angelo Dundee. Director Leon Gast (1996,PG)
Champion, at 12 midnight, concludes the double bill of films on the subject of boxing ♦ See Films: pp 56-67 *****
11.25-12.00 One Punch Too Many
Muhammad Ali continued to box for years after his physical peak and won a further 13 world title fights after regaining the crown at the age of 32. However, as interviews and archive footage illustrate, the grace of yore had deteriorated, and both his financial and personal affairs were in turmoil. Many people felt his third bout against Joe Frazier plumbed hitherto unseen depths of savagery and, having ignored advice to quit, the last days of Ali's career were overshadowed by the onset of Parkinson's disease.
Ali Night: Director Stuart Cabb Producer Peter Allden
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On 30 October 1974, perhaps the most famous heavyweight title fight of all time took place in Kinshasa, Zaire, between champion George Foreman and challenger Muhammad Ali. Show more

Drama, the second of two boxing films.
Starring Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell Arthur Kennedy

Midge Kelly - ambitious, ruthless and embittered by poverty - leaves home with his disabled brother, Connie. After being let down in a business deal and forced into marriage, Midge hits the road and gets into the fight game, where he has a ferocious appetite for success.
(1949, PG) ****
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 56-67

Followed by Weatherview

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FURTHER EDUCATION
2.00 The Chemistry Collection - developments in science.

LANGUAGES
4.00 The New Get by in French Part 1

BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Computers Don't Bite
Business, 1
First of five daily programmes showing how businesses have embraced computer technology.

OPEN UNIVERSITY
5.45 Rich Mathematical Activities
(Subtitled)
6.10 Animated English: the Creature Comforts Story
6.35-7.00am Managing Schools

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