7.40 Brickworker

8.5 Cell Dynamics: 2

8.30 M101/15: Log. Exp and 'e'

8.55 Computer Design Systems

9.20 Role Playing

9.45 Measurement and Power

10.10 Maths: Turing Machines

10.35 Public Expenditure: Too Much?

11.0 Language and Learning

11.25 Making Best Use of Summer School

11.50 Mechanics: Energy

12.15 Sir Edward Frankland

12.40 Constructing a Model

1.5 Organisation Development: 2

1.30 Soviet Industry and Planning

The John Player League featuring
Hampshire v Lancashire
Portsmouth is the setting for today's meeting of two former holders of the John Player Trophy. Hampshire won in 1975 and Lancashire, realising the potential of one-day cricket at a very early stage, took top place in 1969 and 1970. Barry Richards of Hampshire, who always figures in the batting averages, still holds the highest individual score of 155 runs in a Sunday match.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures.
Commentators at Portsmouth JIM LAKER and DON MOSEY
Television presentation BOB DUNCAN and ROY NORTON

A digest of the news of the week, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Peter Woods
Editor BILL NORTHWOOB

The Truth About Red Cloud, General Custer, Butch Cassidy ... and John Wayne
' Yessir ... if you've seen it on those Western movies, it first happened on the Powder.'
The American West - nowhere else in the world has been so saturated in fiction. But to producer Tim Slessor who once lived there, the reality is much more dramatic than the myth.
This film tells the story of just one small area: the Powder River basin of Wyoming. Here, in its original edition, happened almost everything that has gone to make the West the legend that it has become. This was the final strong-hold of Sioux; later, came English and Scots m'luds who aimed to make their fortunes as cattle-barons. Later still, came the Wild
Bunch - led by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. But, as this film discloses, they were not killed in an Andean shoot-out ... Yessir ... It first happened on the Powder.
Film recordist DEREK MEDUS
Film cameraman REGINALD popi Film editor JIM LATHAM Producer TIM SLESSOR
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and MICHAEL ANDREWS

Thank You Madam An 80th birthday tribute to
Dame Ninette de Valois , founder of The Royal Ballet.
' I don't think it was particularly clever-I just crossed the Waterloo Road and talked to her.' That meeting at the Old Vic with Lilian Baylis in 1926 led to the foundation of The Royal Ballet.
Dame Ninette, known to generations of dancers as Madam, tells the story of The Royal Ballet. Then, as a tribute to her work, there is another chance to see the recording of Checkmate featuring Robert Helpmann and Beryl Grey
The Royal Ballet in Checkmate
Choreography byNiNETTE DE VALOIS Music by ARTHUR BLISS Black Pawns.. , , ,
COVENT GARDEN ORCHESTRA conducted by John Lanchbery
Checkmate:
Scenery and costumes by E. MCKNIGHT KAUFFER
Designed for television by CLIFFORD HATTS Produced by MARGARET DALE Thank You Madam:
Film editor JULIAN MILLER Director BOB LOCKYER

Weather

by Jack Russell
A serial of the Plantagenet kings in 13 episodes.
starring Michael Byrne as Richard
Jane Lapotaire as Eleanor
Brian Cox as Henry II
with Christopher Gable as Philip
Zoe Wanamaker as Berengaria
Freddie Jones as Bertrans de Born
and John Duttine as John

King Henry is dead - defeated, deserted. Long live King Richard, the glorious, golden Crusader ...

(Repeated Fri, 10.15)
(Preview: page 17)

Covering motor-racing's Formula One World Championship on Sundays through the summer.
The Spanish Grand Prix
From Jarama: Mario Andretti regained the championship lead with a convincing win in Belgium. But his margin over Tyrrell's Depailler, Ferrari's Reutemann and his Lotus team-mate Peterson is slender. Can the American win again in Spain as he did last year?
Commentator Murray Walker

TV presentation by Spanish Television

2nd July
10.05pm-10.35pm: The French Grand Prix Highlights - BBC Two

A Henry King Season starring Alexander Knox Geraldine Fitzgerald
In 1909 Thomas Woodrow Wilson , President of Princeton University, was invited by the Democratic Party to run for Governor of New Jersey. Within four years he was to become President of the USA.
Directed by HENRY KING. Films: page 15