6.40 The Construction Industry

7.5 Maths: Differential Equations

7.30 Attention and Perception

Story: "Ten Apples up on Top"
Written and illustrated by Theo LeSieg.

Coca-Cola Bournemouth Championships of Great Britain

Live coverage from the Centre Court of the country's most important hard-court event. With the total prize money this year increased to £51,000, the tournament now commands 'Grade A' rating in the 1976 world-wide Grand Prix of Tennis. Some of the world's leading players including Mark Edmondson, winner of the Australian Open, challenge for the Men's Singles title held by Manuel Orantes of Spain.

Harry Carpenter introduces the pick of the matches and reports the news of the championships.

5.0 Systems Performance

5.25 Cognitive Styles

5.50 Patterns of Inequality

6.15 Child Care

6.40 Inflation

The fifth of ten programmes

Look good and feel good with Miriam Stoppard and Terry Wogan. This week Terry visits a health farm and Al Murray, of the City Gym, presents a consumer's guide to exercise machines.

with Robin Day and Richard Kershaw, including the News with Peter Woods and a new feature:
Tonight and every Thursday for the next five weeks Charles Wheeler will be presenting Foreign Report, with films from the BBC's team of correspondents on the background to major stories around the world.

There are 21 international sports in this year's Olympics; all originally national sports with many owing their world popularity to television coverage. Television is the hope for many other local sports to become Olympic events of the future - sheep shearing, ice sailing, tractor pulling... Worldwide looks at some unusual aspirants in different parts of the world as well as an Olympic event which is not greatly publicised - The Handicapped Games. Two weeks after Montreal, 1,700 athletes - all disabled - from 53 countries will match their skills in Toronto.
Introduced by Frank Gillard

A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir, Penelope Keith, Joss Ackland and Patrick Campbell, Felicity Kendal, Simon Ward
Referee Robert Robinson

Investigates, Discovers, Questions with Jeremy James, Jeanne la Chard, Jack Pizzey, Nick Ross, Harold Williamson

Each week a documentary programme that analyses an issue, a problem, or a row that concerns us all. This is your chance to examine the facts behind the headlines, the stories beyond the news, to hear the questions you want asked, put to the men and women who have the answers.

The third of a series of 14 comedy programmes
Starring Valerie Harper with David Groh and Julie Kavner and guest star Richard Schaal as Charlie

It's a case of mutual dislike at first sight when Rhoda meets Charlie, her husband's best friend.

A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time countrywide.
Tonight, from BBC Scotland, Current Account's "Oilscape with Figures"

The small Orkney island of Flotta, in Scapa Flow, was barely managing to survive with a population of 82 until the oilmen came. A thousand strangers were imported to build a huge tanker terminal for the American Occidental Group: and island life was threatened in a different way.

Occidental took whole-page advertisements in national newspapers to proclaim how well they integrated with Flotta. Kenneth Cargill sets out to find the islanders' version of the story.

with Peter Woods
Weather

Georgine Anderson reads "How to Get On in Society" by John Betjeman