6.40 Images of the City

7.5 Television and Politics - Britain (2)

7.30 From School to Industry

9.41 Merry-go-Round The Jubilee
10.3 Countdown
Don't Fence Me In: part 1 .
10.25 Mathshow
Full Up

A lively look at words and letters with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and GAY HAMILTON
PATRICIA HAYES , ROSEMARY LEACH
NORMAN ROSSINGTON , MARTIN SHAW
Script BARRY TOOK
Adviser CATHERINE MOORHOUSE Director BARBARA DERKOW
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES
Book (same title), £1.00, from bookshops

11.0-11.20 Scene
Anatomy of a Gang: a documentary about teenage gangs. Why do you join? How do you get out? Producer ROGER TONGE
11.30 Music Time
Programme 26

As this series of three one-day internationals precedes the Test Matches this season, they will have much more significance than usual. All eyes will be watching to see how Jeff Thomson performs at this level of competition after his shoulder injury and how England's younger batsmen combat his pace.
Introduced by Peter West

Weather MICHAEL FISH

BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD
DAVID SEYMOUR , MARIAN FOSTER and JAN LEEMiNG with the personalities and talking-points of the day, including Grace and Flavour
Editor TERRY DOBSON

With MAGGIE HENDERSON and FRED HARRIS
Play words with Bubble, Humbug and the Spoons.
Music by PETER GOSLING
Lightpen artist QUENTIN BLAKE
Written and produced by MICHAEL COLE
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds and adults watching with them.
Introduced by Christopher Neil. (Repeat)

2.14 The Electric Company: 16

Keep Up with the Times
An eight-part cartoon series on multiplication.
6: Three Times

England v Australia from Old Trafford for
The Prudential Trophy
The afternoon's play at this first of three 55-over internationals.

A programme for children under 5

A film from Yugoslavia.

Julia visits a wine festival in a nearby town and encounters a squirrel on the way.
(Black and white) (Repeat)

with John Noakes
Peter Purves , Lesley Judd Jubilee Walk Way
A preview of Britain's newest tourist attraction. JOHN and Shep follow the trail of the 5¼-mile walk to be dedicated by the Queen on 9 June.
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCK Editor BIDDY BAXTER

Mutiny on the Black Pig

with Richard Baker
Weatherman

Reports and features reflecting the life of Britain today.
Presented this week by MICHAEL BARRATT
FRANK BOUGH
DILYS MORGAN
VALERIE SINGLETON and BOB WELLINGS and also tonight Nationwide presents The Cook of the Realm Competition - the dishes are prepared by the 12 regional finalists. Judges include Felicity Kendal and Robert Morley
Producer DAVE ROWLZY Editor JOHN GAU

The Story of Britain's Royal Builders and Collectors in nine films
Told by Huw Wheldon

Sir Huw Wheldon describes the family life of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Osborne House, and the background to their official duties at Buckingham Palace, which remains the centre for State Ceremonial. Prince Albert's capacities for organisation and design were shown to the full during the rebuilding of the Palace of Westminster and the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Queen's grief at his death is reflected in the magnificent mausoleum at Frogmore.

with Richard Baker ; Weather

David Frost - whose interviews with Richard Nixon have been shown world-wide - tonight begins a new series of interviews.
Live from the BBC Television Theatre, he talks to the people whose views, or actions, this week have made the news.

The second of three programmes Introduced by Humphrey Burton The Madonna and the Volcano
The countryside around Naples has the most powerful folk traditions in Italy. The Virgin is worshipped in rituals which come directly from pagan times and twice a year the blood of San Gennaro liquifies before the congregation of Naples Cathedral.
This film gives an impression of this extraordinary world, its wild and passionate music and describes how one man, ROBERTO DI SIMONE , has transformed this music into one of the most successful entertainments of modern Italy, the NUOVA COMPAGNIA DI CANTO POPOLARE
Photography JOHN HOOPER Sound DICK MANTON
Film editor ANDREW PAGE Director MICHAEL RADFORD
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN

What Commonwealth?
How relevant is the Commonwealth today? Does it have a future? On the eve of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in London, Denis Tuohy has been to Jamaica where young leaders of the Commonwealth have been meeting together for the first time to discuss what objectives they share and what policies their generation demands,