6.40 The Surrogate Market

7.5 Colour Photography

7.30 Interviewing Technique

Story: King Solomon's Umbrella (traditional) Presenters
Carol Leader, Johnny Ball

The Stella Artois Grass Court Championships
> from Queen's Club, London. The importance of this tournament is reflected in the entry, with nearly all the top-ranked players taking the opportunity to adapt to grass courts under match conditions. Seeded to meet in the final are John McEnroe , the new WCT Champion, and Jimmy Connors , former Wimbledon Champion. But with players like Vitas Gerulaitis , Arthur Ashe and Roscoe Tanner also in the draw, no match is a foregone conclusion.
Introduced by BARRY davies Commentators
DAN MASKELL and JOHN BARRETT
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

4.50 Secular Music of the Renaissance

5.15 Biological Bases of Behaviour

5.40 Mining

6.5 A Matter of Fact?

6.30 Shop Supervisor

The self-help show
A fortnightly look at community action, presented by Ian Breach and Ann Hunter
Young families cut off, without heat or light, pensioners facing crippling bills and the choice becomes food or fuel. After the worst winter for 16 years, fuel prices have risen again - we visit Tyneside where the Right to Fuel campaign is tackling these problems.
Also in the programme, a look at some ways in which music, drama and street art are used to explore issues affecting our lives.
Including performances from
THE THEATRE GROUP, NORTH WEST SPANNER and singer/songwriter LEON ROSSELSON.
A Community Programme Unit Production

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2

Ten films about the wildlife of the seashore, presented by Tony Soper
4: Between the Tides
Animals that live between high and low tides are alternately covered by water, then dried out by the sun. How do they cope? Barnacles cover themselves with limey plates, limpets stick to rocks and periwinkles have a trap-door on their shells. And one of them is turning into a land animal.
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD Director joty BROOKS

Salt
On the eve of the meeting between President Carter and Mr Brezhnev to sign the Strategic Arms Limitation agreement, Richard Kershaw looks at the terms. Who wins-and who loses? And can Mr Carter sell the agreement to his own Senate?
Producers PETER CERESOLE
COLIN MARTIN , DAVID WALTER Editor PETER IBBOTSON

The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Liz Logan is no respecter of persons when it comes to standing up for women's rights. During a visit to Kingsfield's class by Judge Allen Reynolds of the US Supreme Court, Logan puts a challenging question to him which sparks off a full-scale row on the campus.
Written by JOHN JAY OSBORNE JR and LEIGH CURRAN
Directed by LARRY ELIKANN

continues the season of films by DOUGLAS SIRK , starring
Rock Hudson , Jane Wyman
A magnificent combination of talents transforms a seemingly ordinary love story into a melodrama of passion thwarted by jealousy and prejudice in small-town America. Jane Wyman plays a well-off, lonely widow who falls in love with her handsome, young gardener -a man from a different social background. The reactions to their affair, which shocks the local townsfolk, is treated by director Sirk as a microcosm of contemporary society and through it he creates a stylish and elegant movie - which is at once entertaining and thought-provoking.
Screenplay by PEG FENWICK Produced by Ross HUNTER
Directed by DOUGLAS SIRK . Films: page 19

The Stella Artois Grass Court Championships from Queen's Club, London
Highlights of today's play in this prestigious tournament, with prize money of over £60,000 on offer.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Weather

One in six people in Britain will spend some time in a mental hospital. For 50 years, painting or drawing have provided an important key to the problems of the mentally ill.
This Arena film presents some of the extraordinary and moving pictures of the mind produced in Europe since the war.
Photography BERNARD HEDGES Film editor JOHN MERRIT Producer DENNIS MARKS Bristol Art Unit