Listings
: Open University
6.50 Public Health: Noise7.15 Ferrara: Planning the Ideal City
7.40 17th-Century England: Peace to Corrupt
8.0S Database: Query Languages
8.30 Geology: Deserts
8.55 Essen in the Third Reich
9.20 Conflict: Strike News
9.45 Victorians and the Art of the Past
10.10 Social Work in the Inner City
10.35 Maths: Sea I ings and Powers
11.00 Interactive Video
11.25 Science: Rats and Super Rats
11.50 Maths Models and Methods
12.15 Biology: Fish out of Water
12.40 History: The Photographer as Witness
: International Bridge Club
Hambro Guardian Trophy Presented by Clare Harrison and Jeremy Flint.Featuring four of the world's greatest players.
The scores to date are:
Tony Forrester (GB) + 27 Bob Hamman (US) -7
Zia Mahmood (Pakistan) -83 Christian Mari (France) + 63 Lighting COLIN WIDGERY
Videotape editor IAN HOWLETT Director ANNIE LEWIS
Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBC Elstree
0 HANDS featured in this week's programme can be found on Ceefax page 289.
0 BOOKLET: for a copy of the hands featured in this series, with additional analysis, send a cheque or POfor
E2.50, made payable to Broadcasting Support Services, to [address removed]
0 PUZZLES: this week's bridge problem can be found on page 101
Contributors
Presented By:
Clare
Harrison
Presented By:
Jeremy
Flint.
Unknown:
Bob
Hamman
Unknown:
Christian
Mari
Editor:
Ian
Howlett
Director:
Annie
Lewis
Producer:
David
Mitchell
: GRANDSTAND
Introduced by Desmond Lynam Timetable1.40 Tennis
Motor Racing*
'Tennis permitting: possibly after the men's final.
Tennis from Wimbledon
Lawn Tennis Championships Men's singles final
The popular vote's with Lendl - he might just need it. Commentators
DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
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Motor Racing from Le Castellet.
French Grand Prix
Commentators
MURRAY WALKER
JAMES HUNT
Television presentation:
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Motor racing TF1, France
Studio producer Grandstand CAMPBELL FERGUSON Producer Grandstand
MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor Grandstand JOHN PHILIPS
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
Dan
Maskell
Unknown:
John
Barrett
Unknown:
Murray
Walker
Unknown:
James
Hunt
Unknown:
Johnnie
Watherston
Producer:
Grandstand Campbell
Ferguson
: One Man and His Dog
BBCtv InternationalSheepdog Championship introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall.
Three shepherds come south of the border to the Lake
District today to add their challenge to the contest where man and dog, with complete trust in each other, seek total mastery of the sheep over the trials course. Heat 3 - Scotland. Competitors
Adam Waugh with Liz David Guild with Bill Harford Logan with Mickey Director STEPHEN MORRIS Producer IAN SMITH
Contributors
Introduced By:
Phil
Drabble
Unknown:
Eric
Halsall.
Unknown:
Adam
Waugh
Unknown:
Liz David
Guild
Unknown:
Bill Harford
Logan
Director:
Stephen
Morris
Producer:
Ian
Smith
: Rough Guide to the World
BombayMagenta De Vine and Sankha Guha in the city they call the New York of India, where there are extremes of wealth and poverty, where they make more movies than Hollywood and where millions sleep on the streets. Magenta meets India's pop star who turned himself temporarily into Madonna, while Sankha checks out the truth about Beggar Kings.
Director SIMON MEYERS
Series producer RACHEL PURNELL
Contributors
Unknown:
Sankha
Guha
Director:
Simon
Meyers
Producer:
Rachel
Purnell
: The State of Democracy
Presented by Jonathan Dimbleby. The climax of a week of programmes is a national debate on reform of the British constitution.John Biffin , David Owen , Robin Cook , Tony Benn ,
Lord Beloff and John Hume are among 12 senior parliamentarians who consider afresh proposals for radical change.
If our individual liberties need more protection, and if people want a greater democratic say, then parliament may no longer be the answer. Anthony Lester , QC, puts the case for a Bill of Rights. Sara Parkin of the Green Party argues for proportional representation, the Rev Canon Kenyon Wright wants a Scottish Assembly and Giorgio La Malfa, MEP, leader of the Italian Republican Party, believes Europe must become more democratic.
Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI Director ROB HOPKIN
Series producer SAM ORGAN
Editors ANNE LAPPING, RITCHIE COGAN
Contributors
Presented By:
Jonathan
Dimbleby.
Unknown:
John
Biffin
Unknown:
David
Owen
Unknown:
Robin
Cook
Unknown:
Tony
Benn
Unknown:
John
Hume
Unknown:
Anthony
Lester
Unknown:
Sara
Parkin
Unknown:
Canon Kenyon
Wright
Designer:
Jan
Spoczynski
Director:
Rob
Hopkin
Unknown:
Ritchie
Cogan
: Second Sight
Last of six programmes.Women first filmed in the 60s tell the story of their lives over the past 20 years. Kitty Gordon
In 1966 Kitty Gordon was an aspiring model on the London scene. A glamorous young socialite and darling of the gossip columns, she seemed determined to make a success of her life and career. With the benefit of maturity, she at last feels able to describe the harrowing early experiences which underlay that brittle youthful facade. Photography GRAHAM FRAKE
GRAHAM SMITH , SANDY TRISTEM Film editor DOROTHEA GAZIDIS Producer COLIN ROSE BBC Brisol
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Contributors
Unknown:
Kitty
Gordon
Unknown:
Graham
Frake
Unknown:
Graham
Smith
Unknown:
Sandy
Tristem
Editor:
Dorothea
Gazidis
: Revolution!
One man's love for his country! One woman's love for her sheep!The story of France in 1789 - a country wracked with decadence - stars one
Desmond Olivier Dingle as Louis XVI and Wallace as his queen. Witness the storming of the Bastille, the march of 6,000 women on Versailles, the Terror - all enacted by Dingle and Wallace. from the National Theatre of Brent
Written by PATRICK BARLOW with JIM BROADBENT and MARTIN DUNCAN. Director for the National Theatre of Brent MARTIN DUNCAN
Photography PHILIP BONHAM-CARTER
Sound recordist RICHARD BOULTER
Film editor PAUL TOTHILL
Producers MARGARET WINDHAM HEFFERNAN, and GEORGE FABER
Directed by JONATHAN STEDALL
('Dreams of Freedom ' tomorrow at 8.10pm)
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Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond Olivier
Dingle
Written By:
Patrick
Barlow
Unknown:
Jim
Broadbent
Unknown:
Martin
Duncan.
Unknown:
Martin
Duncan
Unknown:
Philip
Bonham-Carter
Unknown:
Richard
Boulter
Editor:
Paul
Tothill
Producers:
Margaret
Windham Heffernan,
Producers:
George
Faber
Directed By:
Jonathan
Stedall
Dingle:
Patrick
Barlow
Wallace:
Jim
Broadbent
: Grand Prix
French Grand PrixAfter three races on the other side of the Atlantic, Formula 1 returns to Europe for the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet. Alain Prost convincingly out-drove team-mate Ayrton Senna to win his home grand prix here last year, and with only a slender two-point lead in this year's world championship needs an inspired drive to fend off Senna's team. Also, the answers and result of this year's Silverstone Grand Prix competition. Commentators MURRAY WALKER , JAMES HUNT Race presentation TF1. France
Television presentation PIERS CROTON Executive producer JIM RESIDE
Contributors
Unknown:
Alain
Prost
Unknown:
Ayrton
Senna
Commentators:
Murray
Walker
: Moviedrome
Alex Cox introduces another classic cult movie.Tonight: Night of the Comet
Starring Catherine Mary Stewart, Robert Beltran, Kelli Maroney
The world is waiting for the most spectacular comet to be witnessed in modern times. What nobody knows is that the last time this comet came the dinosaurs disappeared ... Night of the Living Dead meets Day of the Triffids in this entertaining science-fiction hybrid.
Produced by ANDREW LAND and WAYNE CRAWFORD
Written and directed by THOM EBERHARDT
Television presentation by NICK JONES
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Contributors
Introduces:
Alex
Cox
Unknown:
Catherine Mary
Stewart
Unknown:
Robert
Beltran
Unknown:
Kelli
Maroney
Produced By:
Andrew
Land
Unknown:
Wayne
Crawford
Directed By:
Thom
Eberhardt
Presentation By:
Nick
Jones
Regina:
Catherine Mary
Stewart
Samantha:
Kelli
Maroney
Hector:
Robert
Beltran
Carter:
Geoffrey
Lewis
Audrey:
Mary
Woronov
Oscar:
John
Achorn
Doris:
Sharon
Farrell
Larry:
Michael
Bowen
Willy:
Ivan
Roth
Chuck:
Raymond
Lynch
Sarah:
Janice
Kawaye
Brian:
Chance
Boyer
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