The best of the overnight action introduced by Steve Rider , with Olympic summaries by David Icke at
6.30, 7.30 and 8.30. There's also the latest news and weather at 7.00 and 8.00.

Fred Harris and friends say Hallo Again.
Musical director MICHAEL OMER Director BRIAN JAMESON
Series producer BARBARA RODDAM (R)

with Mark Chatterton
Brenda Garratt Glassman and Amerjit Deu
What makes a Christian monk give his possessions away and why was the poor Muslim ruler misunderstood by his people?
Director CELIA THOMSON Producer JUDY MERRY BBC North West

True Prayer
Today Noel Battye joins Les Salter in his home in Hounslow. Middlesex.
Readings: Isaiah 1. VV 12-17; Matthew 6. vv 1-6
Director VALETTA STALLABRASS
Series producer HELEN ALEXANDER

Introduced by Desmond Lynam Four Olympic titles decided overnight in the women's highboard diving, the men's cycling team time trial, the women's air rifle and men's free pistol. A re-cap of these plus live boxing, gymnastics and men's hockey.

Another chance to see recent programmes with sign language and subtitles. Olympics
A review of some of the past's great Olympic performances. Producer JOHN SHREWSBURY (e)

Constable Country
Dedham Vale , on the borders of Essex and Suffolk, was the home of one of England's greatest landscape artists, John Constable.
Today many people see him as a sentimental 'chocolate box'-style painter. In fact, he recorded the unsentimental passage of a working river. Roger Tabor contrasts the River Stour Constable knew with today's waterway. Plus at 12.55 the week's weather with Bernard Davey Film cameraman NIGEL DAVEY Film editor JOHN BLAND Producer MIKE derby
Editor ICHAELFITZGERALD BBC Pebble Mill

with Moira Stuart
followed by
On the Record
with Jonathan Dimbleby and John Cole
Sharp, incisive, witty. Never pompous but always political, with interviews and films to take you behind the scenes of major stories.

by Bill Lyons, John Maynard.
'You're on your own. Den'.
(Ceefax Subtitles)

starring Doug McClure John McEnery
Susan Penhaligon
1916: the survivors of a British supply ship are transported to a mysterious, inhospitable island where prehistoric beasts and tribes of apemen threaten their lives ...
Screenplay by MICHAEL MOORCOCK and JAMES CAWTHORN Based on the story by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Produced by JOHN DARK
Directed by KEVIN CONNOR
0 FILMS: page 42

Presented by Noel Edmonds with John Hutchinson and Eric Steenson
A helicopter pilot, a Concorde captain and a past member of the Red Arrows review the action from this most famous of international air shows which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
The displays include the first visit of the Russian MiG-29 as well as civil transport, cargo and business jets.

The game of moral dilemmas hosted by Simon Mayo with guests this week Steve Alexander, Rustie Lee, Andrew O'Connor, Craig Charles and a surprise special guest
Simon Mayo puts his guests under the spotlight in the first of a new series where moral fibres are stretched to the limit... and beyond!

A Noel Gay Television production for BBCtv

Sixteen thousand photographs, 400 auditions, 32 finalists - all part of the search for the Models 88 competition. Selina Scott , Jeff Banks and Caryn Franklin tell the story of the finalists, from their arrival at the Derby Assembly Rooms to the moment the winners step out onto the catwalk to receive their prizes. Model Jerry Hall shows how the professionals do it and for 10-year-old Dawn Hind
The Clothes Show fixes it! Producer ROGER CASSTLES BBC Pebble Mill (R) revised

with Moira Stuart
Weather MICHAEL FISH

from Aylesbury
The 13th-century church of St Mary is at the physical and spiritual heart of the county town of Buckinghamshire. During recent renovation work, the church was found to be falling down. The options were demolition or rebuilding the church into a community centre. The church was saved and now every day St Mary 's is filled with a variety of activities.
Roger Royle meets the people responsible for this rebirth. He visits Christians working in the burns unit at the nearby Stoke Mandeville Hospital and in Aylesbury prison. He also discovers a couple building the world's first wildlife teaching hospital.
0 worship the King (Hanover):
Christ is alive! (Truro): Love divine (Blaenwern); How great thou art!
(Russian hymnj; All creatures of our God and King (Easter Song);
Through the night of doubt and sorrow (Marching); Christ is made the sure foundation (Westminster Abbey): Tell out, my soul (Woodlands)
Conductor RAYMOND COOK Research JUDITH PEERS
Producer SIMON HAMMOND Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

devised by GERARD GLAISTER and ALLAN PRIOR starring and Episode 3 written by ANTHONY OSBORN
'It's a boatyard. I'm not going to see barbed-wire fences put up around it just because you've agreed to design some computerised freak ...'
Title music SIMON MAY and LESLIE OSBORNE
Film cameraman JOHN WILLIAMS Designer AMANDA ATKINSON Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director ALISTER HALLUM
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

by TOM STACEY starring John Hurt
Granville Jones , one of the forgotten 'greats' of old-time Fleet Street, washed up on an island in the Persian Gulf, is seemingly the last to know when the coup breaks. What ensues forces recollection of his mid-life affair with archaeologist Romy Burton , but can it also recall the journalistic skills that could save his old friend, the Emir, and save the peace of the whole region?
Music JIM PARKER Editor DICK ALLEN
Photography PHILIP BONHAM CARTER Designer STUART WALKER
Associate producer DEREK NELSON Producer INNES LLOYD
Director RICHARD STROUD
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES t FEATURE: page 110

with Moira Stuart
Weather

Stand by Your Man
'You can't express the pain that I go through being married to Geoffrey ... there's no finality about my pain. It's going on and on for years and years.'
Rhona Prime , wife of GCHQ spy Geoffrey Prime , explains the dilemma she faced when she 'shopped' the husband she loves.
Loyalty is said to be the holiest virtue in the human heart, but is there virtue in the popular idea that a woman, no matter what, should stand by her man? Jenni Murray talks to four women who have been loyal to'husbands who have been involved in robbery, rape, murder and espionage. Producer ANGELA KAYE
Everyman editor JANE DRABBLE (R)

Steve Rider introduces the live action from Seoul, with ADRIAN MOORHOUSE going for gold in the 100m breaststroke final, the event won by Britain's
Duncan Goodhew in 1980. Timetable*
12.00 Rowing/Boxing
3.00am Swimming
5.00am Dressage/Diving/ Boxing
"Timings subject to alteration Swimming
Today's finals are the women's 100m freestyle, in which East Germany's
KRISTIN OTTO is the favourite, the men's 100m breaststroke - where the USA's
RICK SCHRODER is the chief threat to Moorhouse - the women's 400m individual medley, and the men's 200m freestyle.
Commentators ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND
Rowing
Britain's best known oarsmen, STEVE REDGRAVE and ANDY HOLMES are trying to add Olympic gold to their world title in the coxless pairs, and will be looking for a fast time in today's heats. Commentators
GERALD SINSTADT and CHRIS BAILLIEU Boxing
Further coverage from the first round of the competition at the Chamsil Students' Gymnasium. Commentator
HARRY CARPENTER Three-Day Event
The current world and European champion VIRGINIA LENG won an Olympic bronze in Los
Angeles and hopes to do even better this time. She and the rest of the British team face the first part of the event today - the tense and complex discipline of dressage.
Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and LUCINDA GREEN
There's action, too, from the diving pool with Britain's GRAHAM MORRIS trying to reach the final of the men's springboard. The USA's GREG LOUGANIS - champion at the last two Olympics - defends his title.