6.25 Dickens and Papular Imagery
6.50 Conceptual Models In Stratigraphy
7.15 Computer Systems
7.40 Counting Atoms
8.5 Genetics
8.30 Stereochemistry of Addition Reactions

A See-Saw programme

The Gillette
London Marathon 1983
The first of four live transmissions following the progress of the Capital's foremost sporting spectacular. At Blackheath the record entry of 18,000 runners preparing for the gruelling prospect ahead, includes actors, footballers, MPs, pop stars, and even ' guests of Her Majesty' with the approval of the Home Office. They range from first-time joggers and experienced club athletes to the top marathon runners in Britain and the star foreign names led by GRETE WAITZ of Norway and EMIEL PUTTERMANS of Belgium. Commentary
DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING
BRENDAN FOSTER

Stories and songs from God's wide world. ANGELA BRUCE tells the story of St Hilda and the founding of Whitby Abbey; JANET ELLIS explains how Caliph Uthman followed In the Steps of the Prophet; CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP sings the shanty of ' Eric the Wale '. Script editor NOEL VINCENT Director SID WADDELL
Producer DAVID BROWN

Half an hour of worship, prayer, sharing and celebration in which viewers are linked by television from home to home.
' This is the day which the \Lord has made! We shall rejoice and be glad in it.'
The service is led by members of the viewing congregation.
Today's speaker is THE REV DON STOKES who joins some viewers in their home in Shadwell, east London.
New Testament reading: I Thessalonians 4, vv 13-14
Gospel: John 11, vv 21-26
Hymn for meditation: Loved with everlasting love (Everlasting Love) Director ANDREW BARR Producer ANGELA TILBY

The Gillette London Marathon 1983
A progress report from Tower Bridge at the halfway stage as the leaders head out to east London and the enormous procession contemplates the long trek around the Isle of Dogs.

Baisakhi - when spring is in the air - the time of bhangras and melas. Asian Magazine joins the festivities as FARAH DURRANI and the film team visit a mela in the heart of London.
CHAMAN LAL CHAMAN speaks to SWAMI BRAHM DEV JI MAHARAJ about various aspects of the Sikh religion.
Also, keeping up the festive mood, a bhangra dance recorded specially for the occasion.
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill

The Gillette
London Marathon 1983
The closing stages. The leader should be within three miles of the finish at Westminster Bridge, and the leading woman close to the Tower of London. If the weather is fair, the winners could be very near to a world best time on this flat, fast course.

2: 'Nobody wants to admit, even to themselves, that they're going deaf.' If you are wondering whether you are or not we suggest sources of advice and help.
Director JOHN BROOKE
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

The Gillette London Marathon 1983
With the elite finishers safely across the line a chance to see how the runners and joggers are faring. At the finish and back on the Isle of Dogs the relentless miles are taking their toll.

Highlights from the competition which started with the elegance and precision of dressage, continued with approximately 13 miles of roads tracks and cross country, and finishes today with the show jumping phase. HM The Queen presents the Whitbread Trophy to the winner of the world's oldest, most prestigious horse trials. Introduced by RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD Commentators
MICHAEL TUCKER , HUGH THOMAS
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHEHSTON. DENIS KELLY

The musical quiz in which the question-master Joseph Cooper invites you to match your musical wits against
The Rt Hon Shirley Williams , mp The Rt Hon Denis Healey , MP Toby Jessel , mp
Guest musician Nigel Kennedy
Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Sound ADRIAN STOCKS Lighting CLIVE THOMAS Producer PETER BUTLER Director HELEN MORTON

with Jan Leeming

Weatherman

This week: Dundee
Arthur Negus and leading art and antiques experts offer their opinion on treasured possessions.
Hugh Scully presents a programme that unearths a rare and valuable African mask, previously used for fancy dress parties.
Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer ROBIN DRAKE. BBC Bristol

from Ballymena, Northern Ireland Ballymena, ' middle town' as its name means in the original Irish, lies at the top of the legendary glens of Antrim, beside the holy mountain of Slemish. St Patrick's first exile from his native Britain was spent herding sheep on this mountain. The people here are renowned for their thrift, traditionalism and church-going. Seamus McKee visited the town and spoke to some of the people about their everyday faith and the hymns which they have chosen to be sung in West Church, one of the eight Presbyterian churches in the town.
Praise to the Holiest in the height; I bind unto myself; In Christ there is no east or west; Make me a channel of your peace; The Lord is my Shepherd; Bind us together, Lord; Be not afraid; Through all the changing scenes of life. Conductor HAVELOCK NELSON
Organist WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE Producer JIM SKELLY
Series producer JIM MURRAY

The Gillette
London Marathon 1983
Highlight's of today's event when the largest ever entry, urged on by - thousands along the route, set out on a 26 mile, 385 yard journey they will remember all their lives.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING , BRENDAN FOSTER
TV presentation FRED VINER , RICHARD TILLING , JOHN PHILIPS , ALASTAIR SCOTT
Engineering co-ordinators ALAN WOOLFORD ROY CARPENTER. JOHN CARTER
Assistant editor JOHN ROWLINSON Editor HAROLD ANDERSON
Producer JOHN SHREWSBURY

A lighthearted documentary.
Put your feet up and come with Terry Wogan , perhaps Britain's best-loved broadcaster, on the most celebrated train in history. No expense is spared as the magnificent Orient Express speeds through the vineyards of France, the lakes and forests of Switzerland and the valleys of Italy towards Venice. Amid the elegance the garrulous Irishman savours the mystery and romance of one of the world's great train journeys in his own inimitable style.
Music by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Produced by JOHN HOWSON Directed by amis BOGER A QUEENSGATE production

with Magnus Magnusson

Another finalist in Mastermind 1983 is chosen tonight as four more winners from the first round pit their wits against each other at Winchester College.
Christopher Hughes (London Underground train driver) - The 'Flashman' novels of George MacDonald Fraser
Frederick Pegg (schoolteacher) - The life and career of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, 1887-1976
Nicholas Rennison (bookshop assistant) - Scott's expeditions to the Antarctic
Sian Thomas (solicitor) - The Thirty Years War, 1618-1648

Book: Mastermind 4, £1.50 from booksellers

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send each week.
The reporters are Bill Buckley Gavin Campbell , Michael Groth And at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Studio director BOB MARSLAND Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON waits

Six programmes tracing the evolution of the modem symphony orchestra, written and presented by Jane Glover
Man has always made music. For his own pleasure, for ceremonial, to enhance the drama and add mystery to the Mass. This is where the story of the orchestra begins. With members of the ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC leader CATHERINE MACKINTOSH
IAN CADDY (baritone)
THE CONSORT OF MUSICKE
THE LONDON CORNETT AND SACKBUT ENSEMBLE
THE CHOIR OF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, OXFORD
LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Director PAUL kriwaczek
Producer VICTOR POOLE

as Sergeant Bilko