6.25 Electronic Music
6.50 Halogens and Noble Cases
7.15 Computing: Booking Systems
7.40 Reading Development
8.5 The Universe Today
8.30 Thallium in Organic Synthesis

A See-Saw programme. (Repeat)

Stories from God's wide world.
ALISON CHRISTIE-MURRAY tells the story of The Diary of Anne Frank. CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP shows how Squirt sets about expressing herself in paint. WAYKE LARYEA describes the childhood of Muhammad in ' The prophet who didn't forget! '
Director SID WADDELL
Producer DAVID BROWN

An invitation to join in an act of worship which links you with other viewers all over the country through television.
Prayers are offered for the world as reflected in the Sunday newspapers, and in response to letters sent in by viewers.
This is the day which the Lord has made!
We shall rejoice and be glad in it. Prayers PETER BROOKS
Today's speaker is THE RIGHT REV STEWART CROSS, Bishop of Blackburn, and he joins some viewers in their home at St Anne's-on-Sea.
Bible readings: Ecclesiastes 1, vv 2-7 John 2. vv 610
Hymn for meditation: God moves in a mysterious way (London New) Producer ELIZABETH GORT
Series producer ANGELA TILRY

In the second of the SAB RAS compilations of music, Asian Magazine presents songs by KISHOKE KUNIAR , MALIKA PUKHRAJ TRIPTI DAS , USTAD RAEES KHAN
JAGMOHAN KAUR
Producer BISHMEIIAY
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill
Book, Speak for Yourself, 12.75 from booksellers

For the past three weeks 3,000 Christians from every continent have been meeting in Vancouver as the Sixth Assembly of the World Council of Churches. Their debates and discussions under the theme Jesus Christ - the life of the world, have focused on two issues: the relation between faith and politics and the future of the movement for Christian unity.
The WCC has a turbulent political record on race, human rights and social justice and many Christians have asked whether the Council has got its theology right. At the same time, the drive for unity - despite the WCC's 300 member churches-has been judged by some to have run out of steam.
In this special report on the events and debates of Vancouver, John Whale of The Sunday Times and Rosemary Hartill , the BBC's Religious Affairs Correspondent, ask ' what does the Assembly mean for the churches? '
Producers STEPIIEN WHITTLE, JOHN WILCOX

with PHILIP WRIXON and DAN CHERRINGTON
Producers piiilip HICKS, KEN POLLOCK Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Weather for farmers JIM BACON

from Helsinki Introduced by Desmond Lynam
The final day of this first-ever championship, which has witnessed the greatest gathering of track and field athletes of all time. The pick of this afternoon's 11 finals is the 1500m, the distance at which Britain boasts the world record holder STEVE OVETT , and the European and Commonwealth Champion STEVE CRAM.
There will be live coverage also of the marathon, whose 26-mile 385-yard route runs in part along the coast and lakes around the Finnish capital. The women's 200m final could see KATHY COOK among the medals, while our men's 4 x 400m team will be hoping to uphold Britain's great tradition in the event.
Commentators DAVID COLEMAN
RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY
BRENDAN FOSTER , DAVID MOORCROFT Reporter TONY GUBBA Today's Finals
11.30 Men's pole vault (Current World Record 5.81m, VLADIMIR POLlAKOV, USSR, 1981)
12.0 Women's long jump (7.43m ANISOARA CUSMIR, Romania, 1983)
12.20 Women's 200m (21.71sec MARITA KOCH , GDR, 1979)
12.45 Men's 200m (19.72sec PIETRO MENNEA , Italy, 1979)
1.15 Women's 1500m (3min 52.47sec TATYANA KAZANKINA, USSR, 1980)
1.40 Men's 1500m (3min 31.36sec STEVE OVETT , GB, 1980)
1.50 Men's discus (71.86m
YURI DUMCHEV , USSR, 1983)
2.10 Men's marathon (2hr8min 13sec ALBERTO SALAZAR , USA, 1981)
2.40 Men's 5,000m (13min 0.41sec DAVID MOORCROFT , GB, 1982)
3.10 Women's 4 x 400m relay (3min 19.04sec, GDR, 1982)
3.30 Men's 4 x 400m relay
(2min 56.16sec, USA, 1968)
Technical co-ordinators NORMAN TAYLOR JOHN LIVINGSTONE and JOHN CARTER Producers (Helsinki) ALEC WEEKS JOHN SHREWSBURY and JIM RESIDE
Producers (London) MARTIN HOPKINS and JOHN PHILIPS
Assistant editor JOHN ROWLINSON Editor MIKE MURPHY

Welsh splendour and pageantry now attract spectators from all over the world to Cardiff, to what has become the largest tattoo in Britain. Cardiff Castle, with its impressive walls, gateways and buildings surrounding an ancient Norman keep, forms a splendid setting for this year's Tattoo, which has been one of the highlights of this ' Year of the Castles' in Wales.
The scene is described by Raymond Baxter
Engineering manager LEN STEPHENS Television presentation by HUW BRIAN WILLIAMS BBC Wales

Pluto and Goofy take a Hawaiian vacation. Chip and Dale teach Pluto the meaning of Christmas.
A WALT DISNEY cartoon

by CHARLES DICKENS
The last of six episodes dramatised by JAMES ANDREW hall
Miss Havisham has died in a fire, and Pip has been badly burned in attempting to rescue her. Pip and Herbert are trying to smuggle Magwitch out of the country.
Music composed and conducted by PAUL READE
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director JULIAN AMYES

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

A series of seven programmes
3: James Miller
James Miller overcame his epilepsy to become an Anglican priest. After 12 years as a curate, he became rector of a small Suffolk parish. Five years later his handicap had split the parish and he had to resign. Tonight's programme looks at the Cockfield dilemma through the eyes of James Miller , his wife Mary. the parishioners who demanded his resignation and the Bishop who arranged it.
Film cameraman COLIN MUNN Producer jim MURRAY

with the Corrymeela Community, Northern Ireland
At the end of November 1965 about 300 people gathered in a large white house overlooking the Atlantic on a windswept headland on the north coast of Ireland. They were people who saw the need in a divided society for some new expression of Christianity in the face of the paralysis of so much church life. Today it is a thriving community devoted to fostering better understanding between all kinds of men and women not only in Ireland but far beyond. Seamus McKee visited the Community for its celebratory Summerfest and spoke to those who remember its beginnings and who have experienced its peace; and the members and friends of Corrymeela sing the songs which are the inspiration of their work.
Come down. 0 love divine (Down Ampncy); Let us break bread together; We find thee, Lord. in others' need (St Columba); In Christ there is no east or west (McKee); Make your kingdom come; Fill us with your love; All creatures of our God and King (Lasst uns erfreuen); The pollen of peace Conductor NORMAN RICHARDSON Organist WILLIAM MCCAY Producer JAMES SKELLY
Series producer JIM MURRAY

continues a short season of contemporary love stories. Starring Marilyn Hassett, Beau Bridges

The true story of American ski champion Jill Kinmont who was tragically crippled in a ski-ing accident on the brink of winning a place in the 1956 Winter Olympics. At first the future appears to hold nothing but despair for Jill, but then an old boy-friend re-enters her life...

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 11
(Next week: the sequel The Other Side of the Mountain)

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

written by ROY CLARKE starring with and Aileen has arranged a coffee morning with friends but Redvers Potter is going to spend the day clearing out the garage loft. These two occasions are not happily complementary.
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Signature tune RONNIE HAZLEHURST Costume DENVER HALL
Make-up designer JUDY CAIN Designer PAUL ALLEN
Produced and directed by IIRNARD THOMPSON

from Helsinki Introduced by David Icke
Highlights of the final day's events from the Championships, where 11 finals were decided.