6.40 Psychology

7.5 Genes and Development

7.30 Porphyry Copper Deposits

Book, Play School: Ready to Play, £1.50, from bookshops, Play On, record (REC 332), cassette (ZCM 332), Bang on a Drum, sonos from Play School and Play Away, record (REC 242), or cassette (MRMC 004), from record shops

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v India
The last two hours' play from Lord's
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TED DEXTER
TV presentation NICK HUNTER, FUW JONES

A Right Pair of Villains
A film report by Trevor Philpott
Their wrestling programme says the Klondyke Brothers were born in the toughest, farthest-flung corner of Alaska. You have to be careful what you believe, but they are certainly the most massive and probably the most monstrous pair of entertainers on the boards. Between them they weigh 56 stones and every ounce of it Is villainous. Every night the crowds fill the halls in the hope of seeing these two ugly, misshapen, merciless men take a long overdue beating.
Produced by TREVOR PHILPOTT

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

A series of six programmes written and presented by General Sir John Hackett, GCB, CBE, DSO, MC
The best known of an military medals is the Victoria Cross. Queen Victoria herself said that she was establishing something to be ' highly prized and eagerly sought after'. This programme traces the origin of the medal, and looks in detail at some of the recipients of the vc and the stories behind their awards.
Director STUART DEWEY
Producer PHILIP CHILVERS

starring
Michael Learned as Olivia Walton Ralph Waite as John Walton Will Geer as Grandpa The Milestone
Olivia's strange behaviour baffles the family when she secretly fears she is losing her mind.
Based on EARL HAMNER JR'S auto-biographical novel Spencer's Mountain Written by KATHLEEN mite Directed by PHILIP LEACOCK

A television début for the talented British country music songwriter and singer on stage at the Snape Maltings, with his Irish guest Patsy Peters
Director RICK GARDNER Producer Douglas HESPE

9: Tom Keating : Portrait of a Master Faker
In 1976 the art world was rocked by a sensational exposé alleging that paintings sold by reputable London dealers as the work of the Victorian master, Samuel Palmer , were not his, but Tom Keating 's.
In February of this year the matter came to trial, but as TOM KEATING'S health deteriorated, all charges were dropped. So it remains an unanswered question whether he crossed that fatal line between faking and forging.
While he was waiting to be tried, Tom Keating demonstrated to us how he made commercial fakes of Renoir, Degas and Samuel Palmer. He talked of his life, his vendetta against the art establishment, and his love and collaboration with a girl 30 years his junior.
Producer ROGER MILLS
Director REX BLOOMST in

Gerald Harrison introduces the BBC2 Brass Band knock-out competition
Programme 3: Round 1
From Cambridge: London and Southern Region Champions The Cambridge Band conducted by DAVID V READ who battle it out for a place In the second semi-final, and a chance to win £1,000 against
The Northern Champions The Ever Ready Band conducted by TREVOR WALMSLEY With guest supporters
Judi Lines and Jim Wilson Whilst the judge
Lt-Col Trevor L. Sharpe , MVO, OBE deliberates
Peter Skellern accompanied by The Grimethorpe Colliery Band conductor ANDREW PRYCE JACKMAN adds a touch of piano to the occasion.
Sound DAVID HUGHES
Lighting JOHN ALLINSON
Designer TOM YARDLEY JONES
Production assistant Simon BETTS Producer KEN GRIFFIN

The Last Post
The experts have had their say. Now Eric Robson reports what the l<v/ivamiai,1110
Brass Tacks audience has been saying about the Post Office,
Research JUDY HILL
Director GEORGE GREEN
Producer BRIAN GIBSON. BBC Manchester

Weather

The Cornhill Insuranct Test Series
, England v India
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights from Lord's,
Producer NICK HUNTER

Leslie Sands reads The Blackberry by NORMAN NICHOLSON