6.40 Government and Policy Making

7.5 The Construction Industry

7.30 Parliamentary Elections

(Details as BBC1 at 4.0 pm)

2.15 Sceptre Stakes (5f)
2.45 Ormonde Stakes (1m, 5f, 88yds)
3.15 Ladbroke Sporting Club Handicap (7f)
3.45 162nd Year of the Dee Stakes (1m, 2f, 85 yds)
A further chance for classic colts to pinpoint their Epsom prospects Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Outside broadcast presentation RAY LAKELAND

5.25 Economic Surfaces

5.50 The Mannheim Sound

6.15 Handicapped in the Community

A series of five films. 5: They're Very Good to us Here ...
' Residential care is often contrasted adversely with somebody's family situation. It's a kind oi Orwellian concept. Residential care, bad: family living, good.' What is residential care?
Producer GORDON croton

with Michael Charlton
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

Arthur Negus presents some of his favourite items from past Collector's World programmes. This week: Dutch Delft
Director PAUL SMITH
Producer JOHN KING (Bristol)

by MURIEL SPARK: Part 1

return in a new series
Tonight: Lionel the Lodger
After a neighbour's midnight quarrel wakes Archie no one in the Bunker house gets any peace. with ROB REINER as Mike Stivic
SALLY STRUTHERS as Gloria Stivic
Director B. WESLEY KENNEY

This week:
Getting Away With It All
It has been called Bermuda without the sun, the Bahamas without the Mafia. The Channel island of Guernsey, a rock in the middle of the English Channel, is not exactly sun-kissed, but it does have a climate favourable for tomatoes, tourists - and tax; an island where the Chancellor does not surface annually with new implements to make the pips squeak; where the tax rate is steady - a modest 20 per cent.
Unlike neighbouring Jersey, Guernsey does not have a quota system and income regulations for its immigrants. But there is one small hurdle: only certain houses in what is called ' the open market' can be bought by would-be emigres. They are few and bieathtakingly expensive.
Jeremy James has been talking to those who bought relief from taxes; about the morality of going; the cost of tearing up roots and trying to buy peace of mind.
Producer HARRY WEISBLOOM Editor ADAM CLAPBAM

with Percy Thrower at Clacks Farm
Runner beans, French beans and the more exotic sweet corn and custard marrows are some of the vegetables which PERCY THROWER sows as well as salad crops for succession, and plants out brussels sprouts sown under glass.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR (Birmingham)

Another chance to see James Robson's first television play

"Thank you BBC2, for having the insight and the courage to show the play. How about a repeat?" (Radio Times letter, March 74)
(Birmingham)
(Colour)

Presented by Peter Dorling Weather

BERNARD HEPTON reads
Midnight, May 7th, 1945 by PATRIC DICKINSON. 11.30 Close