8.5 Particle Physics: Hadrons, Quarks and Charm

8.30 Geochemical Surveying

8.55 Mechanics - Examination

9.20 Solar Cells

9.45 Linear Maths - Review
(to 10.10)

10.35 Local Government

11.0 The Island: Language and Drama

11.25 Don't Be a Drop Out

11.50 The Piazza della Signoria

12.15 A Profile of Charles Ives

12.40 The Steam Locomotive

1.5 Public Administration

Six programmes introduced by CLIFF MORGAN and CARWYN JAMES 2: The Crown and The Lion
The Lions' tours become a tradition. At home the prize is 'The Triple Crown'.
Producer DEWI GRIFFITHS BBC Cymru/Wales

The Suntory World Match Play
Championship from the West Course, Wentworth
Coverage of the morning round and the early holes of the second round in today's 36-hole match play final, with prize money of E30,000 going to the winner.
Sports news and results on Ceefax (BBC2)

Bernini
The last of the many-sided geniuses of the Baroque, BERNINI worked for eight Popes, enriching the interior of St Peter 's in Rome for 50 years and designing the great Piazza outside.
Four of Rome's most famous and exuberant fountains are his, and some of the finest and most erotic marble carvings.
Written and narrated by ROBERT HUGHES
Splendidly enjoyable, stunning pictures.
(THE TIMES)
Film editor MARTIN CRUMP
Producer LORNA PEGRAM

The Thorn County Championship Competition
Yorkshire v Lancashire
Yesterday, in front of their own crowd, Yorkshire had the task of trying to overcome the bitterness of last year's defeat, and the might of a Lancashire side led by England captain Bill Beaumont. Commentator at Bradford
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR
Followed by Rugby League results

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Peter Woods
EditorRICHARD GAMBLE

Peter Hobday reports on the people and the events that affect your money.
Each week in The Money Programme there are reports from companies in the news, and on how decisions that their bosses make affect jobs, prices and future prospects.
Reporters
Paul Barry , John Watkinson
Deputy editor CLIVE SYDDALL Editor PAUL ELLIS

Narrated by Gary Watson

The horse has been domesticated tor 5,000 years, but even now when it is liberated from man's control, the horse reverts to the ways of its wild ancestors.

This programme shows how three groups of horses behave when they are wholly or partly free from man's control. First, the ponies of the New Forest, which have been partially managed by man for hundreds of years; second, the herd which lives in simulated natural conditions at a research station in the south of France, and, finally, the horses on an uninhabited island off the east coast of the USA - the nearest a domesticated horse can come to being a wild animal once more.

BBC Bristol

Weather

Questionmaster Joseph Cooper with Joyce Grenfell
Richard Baker , Patrick Moore
Guest musician Sidonie Goossens
Designer PAMELA LAMBOOY Sound LANCE ANDREWS
Lighting GERRY MILLERSON Producer WALTER TODDS Director HELEN MORTON

by GEORGE and WEEDON GROSSMITH dramatised in nine parts by BASIL BOOTHROYD : 6
I become worried about my hair.
Make-up TULAH TUKE
Costume KIRSTIE COLAM
Designer DAVID MACKENZIE Producer ROSEMARY HILL Directed by BILL HAYS

Choreographer at Work
' I imagine, if I were that dancer, how would I move ... I try to get inside them.'
American Glen Tetley is one. of the most sought-after choreographers in the world. Last May at the Schwetzingen Festival, Ballet Rambert premiered Tetley's first full-length ballet The Tempest.
This film follows Tetley from first rehearsals to first night and, with the help of the ballet's designer Nadine Baylis and composer Arne Nordheim , tries to answer the question: 'What does a choreographer do? '
Dancers and staff of the BALLET RAMBERT
Narrator MICHAEL OLIVER
Film sound MIKE TURNER
Film cameraman MIKE SOUTHON Film editor JON GREGORY
Executive producer KENNETH CORDEN Director BOB LOCKYER

The Suntory World Match Play
Championship from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces the highlights of today's final.

by JOHN LE CARR É, dramatised by ARTHUR HOPCRAFT in seven parts: 5

starring
Robert F. Lyons. Richard Thomas
Skipper Todd is the 22-year-old idol of every teenager in the small town of Darlington. The girls find him attractive - and dangerous, and are only too willing to accompany him to the nearby desert area to be his ' girl for the night'. Unfortunately not all of them return. This dramatisation of an actual case examines the cruel world of Skipper - and his need to kill. And why his actions are ' acceptable ' to the young people of the town.
Screenplay DENNIS MURPHY , JOE L. OLIANSKY Produced and directed by BARRY SHEAR (First showing on British television) Films: page 25