6.40 The Writer in Exile

7.5 The Slave Trade

7.30 Artists' Films

Story:
The Man who took the Indoors Out written and illustrated by ARNOLD LOBEL Presenters
CHLOE ASHCROFT and FRED HARRIS

Live coverage of the final session including speech by the Leader of the Conservative Party Rt Hon Margaret Thatcher, MP
Reporting team: Robin Day, David Dimbleby and Robert McKenzie
Outside broadcast producer KEN GRIFFIN
Producer ROGER BOLTON
Editor MARGARET DOUGLAS

2.30 The Tankerville Nursery Stakes (Handicap) (7f)
3.5 The Wyndham Stakes (Handicap) (2m)
3.35 The Duke of Edinburgh Stakes (6f)
4.5 The Marlborough House Stakes (Old Mile)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Television presentation by DENNIS MONGER

The Piccadilly World Matchplay Championship
The Semi-finals from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces coverage of this afternoon's two matches.
Commentators HENRY LONGHURST
PETER ALLISS and MARK MCCORMACK
Producers Richard TILLING PAUL LANG and JOHN PHILIPS

5.25 Men and Mountains

5.50 Electromagnetics and Electronics

6.15 Igneous Rocks and Metal Ores

6.40 Shrine of St Peter

A series of programmes on some of the most extraordinary facets of the animal world; with Tony Soper Migration
The magical mystery tours of many animals span the globe. Swallows fly a distance equivalent to the moon and back during their lifetime, and they will return to the same nest site year after year. What are the advantages of jet-setting? What kind of navigational clues do inter-continental travellers use? TONY SOPER follows our swallows south to see where they spend the winter.
Film editor RON MARTIN
Producer JOHN SPARKS. BBC Bristol

Presented by Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler
Newsreader Kenneth Kendall

In Search of a Champion Heat 1: England West
From Buttermere, Lake District, Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce the first in this series of television sheep dog trials. Competing today:
TIM LONGTON with Roy who was seen last week training sheep dogs.
GEORGE BUTTON with Nip
RAYMOND MACPHERSON with ZaC who is World Champion.
However expert the competitors, with unpredictable sheep there is always the element of chance.
Producer PHILIP s. GILBERT

Small is Dangerous
Many people dream of being their own boss. Every year thousands scrape together their savings to risk all on their own small business. A few become millionaires. Most bump along on a meagre living. But many go bust. John Swinfield talks to some of the men who've gone it alone, and lived dangerously.
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS Editor JOHN DEKKER

A comedy series starring John Bird and John Fortune

Douglas Fairbanks Jr introduces The Great American Songbook featuring Lulu, James Smilie Elaine Delmar , Stephen Tate With WILLIAM LOUTHER and the GILLIAN LYNNE DANCERS
THE EDDIE LESTER SINGERS
Musical director PETER KNIGHT Musical associate RAY HOLDER Script CHARLES CHILTON
Musical staging GILLIAN LYNNE
Costume designer JOYCE MORTLOCK Sound LARRY GOODSON
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM
Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

starring with Virginia Stride
Nigel Stock , James Kerry
A series of ten programmes
3: Inheritance
by GERALD KELSEY
Motive, opportunity, possession of the weapon and an alibi that won't stand up. Who wants more to prove guilt of murder?
Designer CHRISTINE RUSCOE
Producer ANDREW OSBORN
Director DAVID SULLIVAN PROUDFOOT

Weather

The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public. Tonight:
The Mobile Home Residents' Association present: A Place to Live
There are 250,000 people living on residential mobile home sites. Contrary to popular opinion they are not gypsies, tinkers, or clothes-peg manufacturers, they are hard-working, responsible members of society who in terms of housing stand on their own two feet. A Place to Live shows the contribution the mobile home can make towards getting the homeless off the streets, and looks at some difficulties encountered by mobile home residents.
Made by The Mobile Homes Residents' Association with the help of the BBC'S Community Programme Unit.

The Piccadilly World Matchplay Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights from today's semi-finals.
Editor A.P. WILKINSON