6.40 A Policeman's Lot

7.5 Fatigue

7.30 Design for Infants

says NICKY MARTYN. The series with comedy, music and information for mums and dads of all ages.
Director SUSANNA CAPON
Producer PAUL KRIWACZEK

Story: All Aboard the Plane by SHIRLEY GEE Presenters
Floella Benjamin , Stuart McGugan

BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you four races on the first day of this great racing and social occasion, with the traditional Royal Drive down the course, and record prize money during the week of over £385,000.
2.30 The Queen Anne Stakes (1m)
3.5 The Prince of Wales Stakes (1m 2f)
Hawaiian Sound, placed in two 1978 classic races, will be a strong favourite to give American Steve Cauthen a first winning ride at the Royal Meeting.
3.45 The Ascot Stakes (Handicap 2m)
4.20 The Coventry Stakes (6f)
Introduced by Julian Wilson

Fashions described by Eve Pollard

(Feature p9)

4.50 Interviewing Technique

5.15 Coypu

5.40 Limestone Deposition

6.5 Classical Greece: Shipping

6.30 Alcohols Apart!

from Toledo, Ohio
Highlights of this golfing classic with last year's winner, Andy North , defending his title against the greatest players in the world.
Presented by the AMERICAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION

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

Bjorn Borg , three times Wimbledon Men's Champion
Virginia Wade , the 1977 Wimbledon Ladies' Champion
Who better to describe how to win?
In the last programme of this series, Bjorn and Virginia talk about their training, techniques, mental approach and attitudes to tournament play. With action from their 1977 campaigns at Wimbledon, culminating in the greatest moment in any player's life. They won Wimbledon.
Produced by TWI in association with NINE NETWORK AUSTRALIA

First the arguments, then your chance to join the debate.
The Day the Roof Fell In
In California last year voters chose to cut local taxes - and local services. Here in Britain, local government is feeling the wind of change as a new administration, pledged to cutting waste, makes its presence felt.
On film, Brass Tacks reports on the way councils are coping with the problems of maintaining services with a declining income.
In Cheshire, for example, the effects of existing economy cuts are easy enough to see - a closed children's home, a collapsed ceiling in the council offices.
Live in the studio, the advocates of economy come face-to-face with those whose jobs are at stake and whose role is in question. Introduced by Eric Robson
Research CHRISSIE MAHER. JACKIE SPRECKLEY Producer CHRIS WALMSLEY Editor ROGER LAUGHTON BBC Manchester
If you want to take part in the Brass Tacks debate, either phone a participating BBC radio station immediately after the programme (details on air and on Local Radio pages of RADIO TIMES) or write to Return Call, Brass Tacks. BBCtv Oxford Road, Manchester M60 1SJ

A comedy film series starring
An Elephant Never Forgets
Rhoda discovers that a little spaghetti can be a mighty dangerous thing - as far as weight-watching is concerned, that is!
Written by COSLOUGH JOHNSON Directed by GERREN KEITH

Breast Cancer
In Britain, one woman in 17 will get breast cancer. Although it's one of the most common of the serious diseases in women, there is widespread ignorance of its true nature and the way doctors approach its treatment.
The vast majority of women who discover lumps in their breasts will find they are harmless, but the few who have cancer and are given swift treatment can feel that it all happens too quickly for them to learn the full facts. In an attempt to explain the disease and the different approaches to its treatment, this report looks at the various techniques using surgery, radiotherapy and drugs, and the way they each affect patients.
Jenny Conway and Nick Ross explore the dilemmas facing both patients and medical experts, so that women can decide for themselves just how far they should be involved in the decisions that have to be made about treatment.
Producer DAVID FILKIN Editor TIM SLESSOR

with Angela Rippon
Citizens' Band Radio - Mike Dornan investigates whether we should be free to make CB Radio the motorists' friend.
Judith Jackson spends a day with perhaps the most enthusiastic motorcyclists in Britain - Junior Grasstrack Racing. and Noel Edmonds tests a new car
Director KEITH ACKRILL Producer DEREK SMITH BBC Birmingham

Weather

One of America's most popular entertainers in the second of two programmes recorded at the Royal Albert Hall , London, during his highly successful visit to this country last year. Among the hits included in tonight's programme are ' Daybreak 'Mandy', 'Somewhere in the Night', ' I Write the Songs'.
With Lady Flash and The City Rhythm Band
Music director LEE GURST
Producer STEWART MORRIS

joy PARKER reads Legacy by LAWRENCE SAIL