6.40 The American Budgetary Process

7.5 Nitrogen Fixation (1)

7.30 White Collar Workers

Live coverage of the second day in Margate. Reporting team Robin Day, David Dimbleby with Robert McKenzie
Outside broadcast producer MICHAEL LUMLEY
Producer PETER KENYATTA Editor MARGARET DOUGLAS

A programme for children under 5 Story: This is the House Where Jack Lives by JOAN HEILBRONER Illustrated by ALIKI Presenters
Floella Benjamin David Hargreaves

Further coverage from Margate

12.30 Closedown

Live coverage of the afternoon's debates

4.10 The Diadem Stakes (6f)
4.40 The Gordon Carter Stakes (Handicap. 2m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER
Television presentation DENNIS MONGER

4.50 The Changeling

5.15 Neural Modelling

5.40 Identical Particles

6.5 Voluntary Workers

6.30 Where is Wales?

A series of five programmes presented by GEOFFREY SMITH 4:Peaches
' The most delectable of all fruit is how Geoffrey Smith describes peaches. This week he offers practical advice on the planting, pruning, pollinating and harvesting of this fruit.
Series producer PETER RIDING
Producer BRIAN DAVIES

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

Week by week Newsweek investigates a current issue in context and in close-up, and analyses the ideas that matter now and in the future. Ireland - The American Dimension Leading American politicians are increasingly speaking out on the problems of Ireland. British reaction has been cool, but it is certain to become an issue in the Presidential election campaign.
For the IRA the Irish-American community has been a steady source of money and weapons.
From the United States, Richard Kershaw reports on the American understanding of Ireland, and assesses the value of the American perspective.
Producer ADRIAN MILNE
Deputy editor PETER CERESOLE Editor PETER IBBOTSON

Mexico and the Mexican Indian A series of six films
Over 400 years after the Spanish conquest of Mexico, much of the Indian tradition survives. There are still over three million Indians living in Mexico. Many still speak their ancient languages - cling to their old traditions, and worship the old gods. These are the descendants of the Indians who created the civilisations of Middle America -the Aztec, the Mava. the Totonae, the Zapotec. the Mixtec and the Olmec. Civilisations whose pyramids. temples and lost cities rise from the plains or lie almost submerged in tropical rain forests. Narrated by IAN HOLM
Film editor RAOUL SOBEL
Photography JOHN HOOPER. COLIN WALDECK Executive producer BRUCE NORMAN Written and produced by ANNA LENSON GYLES. Preview: p 29

A series of ten episodes by Michael Abbensetts
starring

'They're guests in our country. They must learn to behave as we do.'
Miss May's wild weekend 'blues' parties are disrupted by angry protests from a white neighbour.
BBC Birmingham

by James Saunders
starring Richard Beckinsale, Anna Calder-Marshall and David Swift
After an argument with Lena, Stan decides he must get a job because, being an actor, he spends most of his time out of work. He strikes up a friendship with Dingley, who offers him a partnership in his Florist Shop.
Cast in order of appearance
Costume JUDY PEPPERINE Make-up artist JENI KINE
Film cameraman STANLEY SPEEL Music KEN JONES Designer ROGER MURRAY-LEACH
Producer ROGER RACE

Law-breakers, law-enforcers, lawyers, the law - in 13 frank documentary films set in Florida, USA.
Bruce Rowe is homosexual. When he picks up a young hitch-hiker called Charles Handy Bentley, it's the start of a nightmare, which ends in bondage and burglary. His is a classic dilemma. If he says nothing, he will lose his property. If he reports the matter, he will lose his reputation. For what happened was bizarre and embarrassing, and no details are spared when the matter comes up before Judge Richard Hickey. Rowe's predicament is even more serious, because Miami is undergoing one of its periodic bouts of moral indignation against homosexuality. The campaign is led by the Baptist Church, spearheaded by the singer Anita Bryant, and underpinned by a police choir - Cops for Christ.
However equal he is before the law, there could hardly be a worse time for a man like Bruce Rowe to put his case before a jury of six good citizens of Miami.

including Liberal Party Assembly report, followed by Weather

The Southall Campaign Committee

Joy Parker reads
Partridges by JOHN MASEFIELD