A concert given before a specially invited international audience as part of the Open University's tenth anniversary programme.
Mozart Piano Concerto in A (K 414) Malcolm Arnold Sinfonietta Op 48 Shostakovich Concerto No 1, in c minor, for piano, trumpet, strings Yitkin Seow (piano)
Crispian Steel-Perkins (trumpet)
Milton Keynes Chamber Orchestra conductor Hilary Davan-Wetton

11.0 S101 Preparatory Maths - Graphs

11.15 The First Years of Life: All Yours

11.40 Energy in the Home

12.5 Countdown to the OU Programme: 3

Wales v France; England v Ireland
Wales, the current champions and Triple Crown holders, are faced with team rebuilding under new coach JOHN LLOYD ;
France must become the first side in the competition to win at Cardiff since they themselves won there in 1968; England must overcome their poor record at Twickenham against the Irish and produce the spirit that gave them victory -against France last season; Ireland, the dark horse in this year's championship after their successful tour of Australia, have to establish a winning formula in this championship. Commentator at Cardiff NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Commentator at Twickenham BILL MCLAREN Wales v France: Director DEWI GRIFFITHS
England v Ireland: Director BILL TAYLOR Series producer HUW JONES

featuring The World Cup
Men's Downhill and Men's Slalom from Switzerland
High in the Bernese Alps with no access by road, the famous mountain village of Wengen plays host this weekend to the world's finest skiers. It's another classic venue-with the Lauberhorn, a renowned and traditional test for the downhill racers.
Commentator DAVID VINE
TV presentation by Swiss TV service Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
6.8 Rugby League Results

Plus a visual commentary, with Angela Rippon
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

William Davis reports on the people and the events that affect your money, your savings and your business affairs.
Also Nick Clarke examines the latest unemployment figures. As forecasters predict that the number of people out of work will rise, we examine the effects of higher unemployment in the country.
Deputy editor CLIVE SYDDALL Editor PAUL ELLIS

A duel of words and wit between Arthur Marshall, Sinead Cusack, Ian Ogilvy and Frank Muir, Gabrielle Drake, Christopher Cazenove
Referee Robert Robinson

A series of eight films in which David Attenborough goes to India and South-East Asia, to the countries where the worlds most ancient religions and art-forms have miraculously survived into the 20th century, and where today they persist with strength and vitality, an indispensable part of daily life.
2 : The Morning of the World
Bali is a small volcanic island of extraordinary natural beauty lying due south of Borneo and a little to the east of Java.
When, in the 16th century, its neighbours converted to Islam, Bali persisted with its own faith - a happy blend of Hinduism and spirit worship - and today it enjoys a life of pageantry and festive splendour unequalled anywhere in the world. In Bali, every day is a festival day somewhere in the island and it seems that everyone possesses creative ability. Above all, the Balinese have an outstanding talent for theatre. Their dance-dramas take place at night, when magical forces are at their most potent and when the spirits may be summoned to take part in a play by entering the body of an actor in trance. The dances are understood by everyone, but they are not simply entertainment. They are an offering to the gods, and often an exorcism. In ritual battles demons are cast out and the harmony of village life is restored.
Research LAURIEN BERKELEY, SUE HAYCOCK Film editors STEPHEN EVANS , DAVE KING Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE

Weather

The Welsh tenor sings a programme of ballads, songs, operetta and grand opera with guest Yvonne Minton

BBC Cymru/Wales

by Jane Austen, dramatised by Fay Weldon in five parts.

Mr Collins, who will in time inherit Longbourn, seeks a reconciliation with the Bennet family. He intends to choose one of the girls for a wife - a plan of atonement he thinks excessively generous and disinterested on his own part.

(Repeated on Wednesday at 5.55pm)

from Melbourne, Australia
The first one-day final
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of today's match in a series of three one-day internationals for the Benson and Hedges World Series Cup, featuring two teams who have qualified from the triangular tournament between Australia, England and the World Cup champions, West Indies. England are almost certain of qualifying for the finals after a fine start to the tournament.
Television presentation 9 NETWORK, Australia Producer NICK HUNTER

The dramatic and turbulent years of the Watergate crisis as seen by one man - John Dean. In four parts starring and Part 3
Early 1973: the Watergate defendants have pleaded guilty, Richard M. Nixon has been re-elected to the presidency, and the Vietnam war is over. John Dean finds himself under pressure to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee. His wife Maureen is close to breaking point under the strain, and Dean decides to get himself a good lawyer; the time has come to start telling the truth.
Written by STANLEY GREENBERG
Based on the books Blind Ambition by JOHN DEAN and Mo by MAUREEN DEAN Executive producer DAVID SUSSKIND Directed by GEORGE SCHAEFER