6.40 Self-Concept

7.5 Telephone Systems

7.30 In the Mode

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v India
The final two hours of play from Edgbaston,

6 5 Christian Community in County Clare

6.30 Rats and Super Rats

or how to enjoy drinking
At the Bar - BRIAN TRUEMAN
2- How Much is Enough? And is it safer to drink beer than whisky?
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY

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

Model Soldiers
With a reputation for 'breathing life into his figures, Cesar Milani is acknowledged to be one of the country's best military modellers. Introduced by Andy Price
Producer PAUL SMITH. BBC Bristol

In the second of six programmes filmed in the relaxed atmosphere of the King's Room at Godolphin House in Cornwall, the celebrated Hungarian violinist Sandor Vcgh works on the very demanding Mozart Violin Concerto No 1, in B flat (K 207) with Ingeborg Scheerer-Joy front Germany.
Accompanist PETER PETTINGER
Photography ELMER COSSKY Sound MIKE TURNER
Film editor BEN MORRIS Directed by PETER WEST
Sandor Vegh 's Masterelasses at the International Musicians' Seminar in Cornwall were made possible by the support of Marks & Spencer Ltd.

First the arguments, then your chance to join the debate. To Serve as Member....
On the day European MPs meet for the first time in Strasbourg, Brass Tacks examines everyday life at the mother of Parliaments. In Europe, new facilities are being built. In the USA, a Congressman can have a staff of 16, and a research budget of one-quarter of a million dollars-the tools of a decision-making trade which are taken for granted.
But, at Westminster, backbenchers share offices and secretaries. For Nicholas Baker , MP, Ken Eastham , mp, and David Alton , mp, there was no research budget to be collected when they took their seats in May. Like every other British MP, they feel they cannot serve as members unless they have proper resources.
Introduced by Eric Robson
Research JACKIE SPRECKLEY , ANN WATSON Producer CHRIS WARMSLEY Editor ROGER LAUGHTON
BBC Manchester. Rcvieic: page 74
If you want to take part in the Brass Tacks debate, either phone a purticipating BBC radio station immediately after the programme (details on the ail and on Local Radio pages of RADIO TIMES) or write to Return Call, Brass Tacks, BBCtv. Oxford Road, Manchester M60 ISJ

A comedy film series starring
Guess Who I Saw Today
A reluctant Rhoda is persuaded to go to a party. But her miserable night out takes a steep nose-dive when she finds that Joe is also there with another woman. It proves to be a shattering experience which makes Rhoda decide to stay at home in future.
Director TONY MORDENTE

by THOMAS HARDY
Dramatised by DENNIS POTTER in seven episodes starring
Episode 4
Lucetta Templeman , whom Henchard intended to marry, has arrived in Casterbridge. Rejected by her father, Elizabeth-Jane has gone to work for her. Lucetta has turned her attention to Farfrae and Henchard plans his ruin.
Music by CARL DAVIS
Producer JONATHAN POWELL Directed by DAVID GILES

The second of five programmes Jean Rook painted by Sara Leighton
The lady they call ' The Bitch of Fleet Street' is painted by the lady whom Annigoni once described as 'the perfect English rose'.
Miss Rook thought the painting a trifle flattering, but threatened to claw the eyes out of anyone who tried to change it. Regular readers of her column will recognise this as a lucky escape.
Producer MICHAEL BEGG

The 108th Championship Who will win this Open
. Championship?
HARRY CARPENTER reports from Royal Lytham and st Annes on the eve of the most important championship in international golf.
Producer Richard TILLING Editor DAVID KENNING

Weather

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v India
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the final day's play from Edgbaston.
Froduccr NICK HUNTER

Hugh Dickson reads
A Pindaric on the Grunting of a Hog by SAMUEL WESLEY