7.40 Income

8.5 Steel, Stars and Spectra

8.30 M101/13 Integration

8.55 Handicapped in the Community

9.20 Making a Microscope

9.45 Maths: Differential Equations

10.10 Statistics - Sampling

10.35 Producing the Goods

11.0 Myers Grove

11.25 Faraday and Electromagnetism

11.50 Language Development

12.15 Style and Behaviour

12.40 Construction of the Heavens

1.5 Child Care

1.30 Educational Research Methods

The John Player League
BBC outside broadcast cameras cover the whole of one of today's most attractive matches.
Matches being played today are:
GLOUCESTERSHIRE V DERBYSHIRE
LANCASHIRE f NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE V ESSEX
MIDDLESEX r LEICESTERSHIRE
SUSSEX 1" SURREY: WORCESTERSHIRE V SOMERSET; YORKSHIRE V KENT
Introduced by PETER WALKER Commentators
JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
TV presentation BOB DUNCAN , JIM RESIDE
'Followed by Rugby League results

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Richard Baker
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

Presented by John Mackenzie
Ask where the last British passenger ship on a year-round scheduled service survives and people even in shipping circles would be hard put to find a reply. The answer, surprisingly, is in the Arabian Gulf. The ship is the Dwarka; for 32 years she has been sailing one of the oldest and most romantic shipping routes in the world. The Dwarka is a last survivor, an Imperial echo of the great network of routes established throughout the East in the days of the British Raj. Today, on the southbound voyage, she carries 1,000 passengers - all hoping to find their fortunes in the oil-rich Arabian Gulf.
Preview: page 27

Each year in May the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, play host to the greatest collection of flowers and plants ever seen at one time.
The recipe for this world-famous show remains unchanged and yet no two shows can ever be the same. Weather conditions bring some plants to perfection and delay others. But it takes people to create atmosphere and under the friendly surface there's keen competition for the Royal Horticultural Society's coveted Gold Medal. On the eve of this year's Show Peter Seabrook asks why is Chelsea still so special?
(Chelsea Flower Show Wednesday., 9.45 pm)

Weather

The Colgate PGA Championship
HARRY CARPENTER intrOduces highlights of the final day's play from the Old Course, St Andrews.
Commentators PETER ALLISS CLIVE CLARK and ALEX HAY
Producers RICHARD TILLING and FRED VINER Editor DAVID KENNING

continues the season of films from the writings Of RAYMOND CHANDLER starring Farley Granger
Ruth Roman , Robert Walker
On a train journey from Washington to New York, tennis star Guy Haines is provoked into conversation by a rich-and obviously neurotic - young man, Bruno Anthony. Guy wants to divorce his wife, Bruno hates his father. Half jokingly Bruno suggests the perfect crime - they will each commit the other's murder.
Screenplay by RAYMOND CHANDLER and CZENZI ORMONDE from the novel by PATRICIA HIGHSMITH Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
. Films: page 25