6.40 Lucas Aerospace Dispute

7.5 The Embryonic Development

7.30 Maths: Complex Analysis

9.41 Merry-go-Round: Keep up with the Times: 7: Evolution

10.3 Everyday Maths: 14: The Last Count
by John Tully

10.25-10.45 Near and Far: Grasslands

Once open spaces where wild animals were free to graze, most of the world's grasslands have now become a universal larder.
Narrated by Mary Downing

11.0 Scene: The Life of a Stand-up Comic
Bobby Knutt, clubland's 'Top Comedian of the Year' for the last six years, spent the 1978 summer season in Great Yarmouth. This film looks behind the glamour at the hard work and routine of the comedian's job.
Narrator Nick Ross

Weather Ian McCaskill

Told by Ray Brooks

The Colgate Women's International from Eastbourne
The Quarter-finals
All 64 of the world's top-ranked women have entered this now traditional pre-Wimbledon tournament.
Can Martina Navratilova repeat last year's performance when she defeated Chris Evert-Lloyd both here at Devonshire Park and at The All England Club?

and at 3.45*
Racing from Ascot
3.45 The Gold Cup (2m) The centre-piece of the Royal Meeting, and the world's most famous long-distance race.

4.18 Regional News (exc London)

A programme for children under 5

The ghosts of Jekyll and Hyde set Scooby and his friends another problem.
(Repeat)

with Simon Groom, Christopher Wenner, Tina Heath

Blue Peter Make, Cook and Look Book, £1.50, from bookshops

Driven to Distraction

with Angela Rippon

Weatherman

Frank Bough, Sue Lawley, Hugh Scully, John Stapleton and Bob Wellings provide you with background to the news of the day and present some of the less serious features and stories that make up the scene Nationwide.

Introduced by Dave Lee Travis
Legs & Co
Top of the Pops Orchestra

Narrated by David Attenborough

The scorpion - a creature of myth and legend. Its poisonous sting has made it a famous astrological symbol of secrecy and death.

Judge the legend for yourself as unique film from North Africa and the Caribbean shows the private world of the scorpion, its love dances and the way it tackles its prey. Like scorpions, the film has a sting in its tail - they're closer to home than you think!

BBC Bristol

Written by Roy Clarke
Starring Paul Greenwood

Somebody's stealing from cars parked by Lover's Lane. Romance is in the air - even Mr Chizlehurst feels like wrestling with a police-woman and she feels like keeping an eye on Wilmot who is parked in Lover's Lane with Renata no less.

with Angela Rippon; Weatherman

by ELWYN JONES
Six strands in a web of intrigue. 3: Burials and Trappings
' Love gilds the scene, and women guide the plot.' (SHERIDAN) Wyn Lloyd receives the attentions of both Marika Rau and Carrie Stone. Marika has more than a romance planned.
Script editor MICHAEL WEARING Designer CHARLES BOND Producer DAVID ROSE
Director JONATHAN ALWYN BBC Birmingham

Omnibus presents John Berger's moving and beautiful stories about peasant life.
Photographs by Jean Mohr.
For the past five years John Berger, one of our most acclaimed and original writers, has been living and working among peasants in the French Alps. His new book. Pig Earth, grew out of this experience. For years, too, the distinguished Swiss photographer Jean Mohr has been photographing peasants all over the world.
This is Berger's first television appearance since his award-winning series Ways of Seeing. In part one, he tells his own stories about his neighbours, the village peasants. In part two, he talks with Teodor Shanin, a world authority on peasant societies, about their political and historical significance in the modern world.
Film editor DAI VAUGHAN Producer MICHAEL DIBB

The news, the stories and the people that matter, intrigue and amuse.
With the Robin Day interview Including News Headlines
Film producer HELEN JENKJNS Editor ROGER BOLTON