6.40 Chicago

7.5 India's Democracy

7.30 What is Knowing?

Story: Bring a Breeze by MARGARET JOY. Presenters KAREN PLATT , LIONEL MORTON

Coca-Cola
Bournemouth
Championships of Great Britain
The first major British
Championship of the new season today reaches the quarter-final sitage of the ladies' singJes and the third round of one of the strongest ever men's singles.
The singles' racket: page 3

5.0 EEC: Decision-Making

5.25 Perception and Industrial Re-Location

5.50 A View of Middlemarch

6.15 Computers: Algorithms

A series of ten programmes presented by Bob Symes-Schutzmann.

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
Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

Arthur Negus presents some of his favourite items from past Collector's World programmes.
This week: Burghley House - one of the finest examples of architecture remaining from the Elizabethan period.
Director ROBIN DRAKE
Producer JOHN KING (Bristol)

by MURIEL SPARK: Part 2

with Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker and Jean Stapleton as Edith Bunker Tonight: Archie's Helping Hand
Archie tries to take a firm line when Women's Lib invades his home ...
Producers MICHAEL ROSS , BERNIE WEST

This week:
The Waste Remains and Kills
We are making more toxic waste than we can easily get rid of. Drums of cyanide have been washed up on beaches, poisons have been fly-tipped near water supplies and although Parliament has brought in safety measures, many are still disturbed. Meanwhile, we're piling up another form of waste with uniquely alarming potential - radio-active waste from our nuclear power stations which could remain dangerous for tens of thousands of years.
Jack Pizzey reports from Pitsea, the centre of the toxic waste industry, and from Windscale, where our radio-active waste is stored and monitored while scientists try to discover a way of getting rid of it. Scientists inside the waste business are optimistic but others are less sure. In the studio Desmond Wilcox discusses the issues with those most concerned.
Producer DAVID FILKIN Editor ADAM CLAPHAM

with Percy Thrower at Clacks Farm, who deals with pest problems and other seasonal tasks in the fruit garden.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR (Birmingham)

Albert and the Mayor's Tree by DEREK SMITH
Young Albert believes it is worth saving even one tree. But can he convince Old Bill before the Mayor arrives for the ceremony?
Director JAMES PERMAN ‡

with Angela Rippon ; Weather

ROBERT POWELL reads Swifts by TED HUGHES 11.30 Close