6.45 Spatial Learning

7.10 Numerical Computation

7.35 Psychology: Family Therapy

8.0 Ecology: Tawny Owls

8.25 Technology: Fast Trains

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lain Lauchlan Chloe Ashcroft, Jane Hardy
Story: The Little Red Hen Musicians MICHAEL OMER
SANDRA KERR. PETER HOWLAND Director SHEILA FRASER
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

The powerful influence of Indian art and architecture on the West has received scant attention, although a great deal has been written about the impact of the British Empire in India.
Author Raymond Head 's new book is the first to redress the balance and in today's programme he discusses The Indian Style with Mona Khanna
Music is provided by Talat Aziz who sings a ghazal. Producer WASEEM MAHMOOD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebbk Mill

A special service to celebrate the 40th anniversary of MENCAP, the Royal Society for Mentally Handicapped Children and Adults, from the church of St Lawrence
Jewry in the City of London.
Taking part are children from MAZE HILL and CHERRY
GARDEN SCHOOL, the STRATHCONA THEATRE GROUP,
MOORCROFT SUNDAY CLUB
TIMBRELLISTS, and MENCAP members and supporters.
The service is conducted by The Rev Basil Watson ,
Vicar of St Lawrence Jewry, and Fr David Wilson of the Westminster Diocese Pastoral Office for Handicapped
People, and accompanied by CHALK FARM SALVATION
ARMY BAND, bandmaster MICHAEL CLACK Readings: Luke 10, w 25-37 1 John 4,w 7-12,19-21
All people that on earth do dwell; Sing Hosanna; You've gotta move; Let there be peace on earth; Jerusalem
Sound ROY BRADSHAW
Lighting DAN CRANEFIELD
TV presentation STEPHEN WHITTLE

The first of eight programmes looking behind the doors of Westminster and Parliament. Narrated by Anthony Quayle Royal Westminster
Executive producer JOHN GAU Producer ALAN SCALES (R)
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A selection from the recent series of Micro Live. Look to the Future
Last of the present series: Flat screen technology, Molecular memories, Parallel processing, The Inmos transputer

A personal view by Tim O'Shea of computers in education.
Having a Bash at BASIC
With a variety of professional programmers, Tim O'Shea presents the case against BASIC and looks at recent developments in programming languages. Studio director ROBERT ALBURY Producer IAN WOOLF (R)

Presented by Gordon Honeycombe
Last of the present series. Will the Domesday Book at the Public Record Office reveal a legendary Honeycombe ancestor in 1086? Producer BRYN BROOKS (R)

with Philip Wrixon Dan Cherrington Leslie Cottington and Claire Powell Producers
KEN POLLOCK. MARTIN SMALL
Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

with An Earthquake Called Callahan
By taking up one challenge, to locate the key witness in a trial, Joe finds himself facing another....to be treated with kid gloves
Written by PRESTON WOOD (R)

by Liane Aukin and Gerry Huxham.
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A spectacular competition for the coveted gold medals between supreme circus artists, from Torbay's Big Top. High Wire: Manfred Doval (West Germany) v
Delilah WaUenda Duo (USA) Supertroupe I Speciality Act
The Seven Kornek (Poland) v The China Zhanshi Acrobatic
Troupe (China)
Juggling: Dick Franco (USA) v Arturo Alegria (Mexico)
Ringmaster Norman Barrett Commentator Graham Dene Musical director NEIL RICHARDSON CWC producer CHARLES THOMPSON
Television presentation BOB WILD (R)

continuing a season of films starring one of Britain's most urbane and versatile screen actors. Today with Ava Gardner Nigel Patrick
Rich and beautiful, American socialite Pandora has men literally dying for love of her, although she herself has never been in love. One night, a mysterious white yacht sails into the bay and when she swims out to investigate. Pandora is intrigued to discover that there is only one person on board and that he is painting a picture of a woman who could be her double....
Hendri
Written, produced and directed by ALBERT LEWIN
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Disguises
Tom Cat , Bugs Bunny, Bluto. Well-known characters who prove that they are also masters of disguise - as Rolf Harris illustrates with three classic cartoons.
Videotape editor ROY DEMERY Producer DAVID PLATT

with Jan Leeming Weather News

Cliff Michelmore sets off on a series of six journeys from Canterbury to Hexham via Launceston and London to meet some interesting people at home on Sunday.
He begins at the Old Palace in Canterbury, the home of The Most Rev Robert Runcie , the 102nd Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archbishop is known for his sometimes controversial contributions to the national debate on social issues. He is perhaps less well known as a tank commander in the Second World War or for his Liverpool childhood. Tonight he talks about these experiences as well as his role as Archbishop and chooses some of his favourite religious music. It includes '0 thou who earnest from above', the Russian
Contakion and "The day thou gavest', and is sung at St Faith's Church in Great Crosby, which the Archbishop attended as a boy.
Organist IAN TRACEY Assistant producer
LELIA GUINERY GREEN
Producer NOEL VINCENT
Series producer STEPHEN WHlTILE
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starring Deborah Raffin Diane Lane
When Lena Canada joins the staff at Brown House, a home for handicapped children, she is immediately drawn to the enigmatic Karen - a seriously-ill 15-year-old who refuses to respond or communicate. Lena's concern and dedication finally breaks through when Karen admits to her most personal secret - an obsession with Elvis Presley. Convinced it will aid her therapy, Karen helps the young girl to write to her idol, but the weeks pass and there is no reply ... This touching true story 'is a deeply moving experience that lifts the heart with humour, honesty and integrity.'
Featuring the children and teachers from the DR GORDON TOWNSEND SCHOOL of Calgary, Canada
Screenplay by HESPER ANDERSON
Based on the book To Elvis with Love by LENA CANADA
Produced by MICHAEL VINER Directed by GUS TRIKONIS
(First showing on British television)
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with Magnus Magnusson The last semi-final is reserved for the four highest-scoring losers in the whole of the first-round programmes. There have been some tremendously high scores and the competition has been intense. The four who made it now compete for the last place in the final. The location is the University of 1 Bradford.
Jane Ennis !; (unemployed graduate)
The plays of Schiller ' Owen Gunnell (schoolteacher)
The life and reign of King Stephen Malcolm Highfield (police officer)
English composers, 1900-1950 Wendy Greene (schoolteacher)
The Savoy operas of Gilbert and Sullivan Lighting DENNIS BUTCHER
Assistant producer MARY CRAIG Director DAVID MITCHELL Producer PETER MASSEY

with Jan Leeming Weather News

Presented by Esther Rantzen Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send in every week. With Mollie Sugden and reporters
Gavin Campbell Adrian Mills
Grant Baynham , Doc Cox Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor JOHN MORRELL

Choices are taken at every significant stage in life, either by us or on our behalf, in acquiescence or in protest, by individuals or by society.
A new series of Choices asks what forms these crucial decisions - religion, culture, education or self-interest? Do we decide only for ourselves or should we feel bound to choose for the good of our families, our neighbourhood, our country or the world as a whole? Is it possible to learn from the practical experience or the theoretical wisdom of others and formulate a moral code for modem man to help us make the best choices for our lives?
In the first programme of the series, No God but God
Rabbi Julia Neuberger asks Bamber Gascoigne , Gerald Priestland , Walter Schwarz and Bishop Maurice Wood about the choices we face when embracing religious belief. Should we make religious choices on behalf of others? Is it permissible to evangelise in a multi-faith society and should we be protected from our freedom to hand over religious choice to the demands of cults and religious communities? Director SIMON HAMMOND Producer FRANCES GUMLEY
Series producer JAMES MURRAY

Quarter-final
Live coverage from the Cuauhtemoc
Stadium in Puebla, plus highlights of the other quarter-final played earlier this evening.
Latest Mexico scores, reports and interviews on Ceefax page 330