6.40 Maths: Diagonalising Matrices

7.5 Computer Hardware

7.30 Currents

Presenters
Floella Benjamin , Stuart McGugan

Four races from the final day of the meeting.
2.15 The Sceptre Maiden Stakes (5f)
2.45 The Ormonde Stakes (1m 5f)
3.15 The Ladbroke Adelphi Club Handicap (7f)
3.45 The Dee Stakes (ljm)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Television presentation KEITH PHILLIPS

The Norwich Union Masters
. Stars from the leading eight nations in the world of table tennis compete for the most prestigious men's individual title. TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of the morning and afternoon matches from the Guild Hall, Preston.
Commentator ALAN RANSOME
Producer nick HUNTER

4.50 Interior Decoration

5.15 Welfare and Politics: Sweden

5.40 Organisation Development: 2

6.5 Sikhs in Britain

6.30 Banking

' You're just a glorified rent collector ... ' This week:
Gerald, Duke of Westminster talks to
Ian Crawford, farmer
Sue Grimes, policewoman
David Harwood, unemployed fitter Krysia Kobziak, journalist Dave Silver, disc jockey about his rights and responsibilities as one of Britain's richest men.
Director PETER HAMILTON Producer LYN WEBSTER BBC Manchester

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

Does an MP have the knowledge and the power to influence the complex business of government? Can he get the information he needs to question the decisions of Ministers and civil servants? Last year a new system of Select Committees was set up to strengthen the hands of MPs. Donald McCormick asks how successful it has been.

A series of nine films 8: Alison Kinnaird
Syne they came on to a garden green,
And she pu'd an apple frae a tree'Take this for thy wages, true
Thomas;
It will give thee the tongue that can never lie '.
ALISON KINNAIRD lives in Temple, Midlothian, in the depths of beautiful countryside rich in folklore. She chose for the subject of her engraving the ballad of Thomas the Rhymer, an ancient and mysterious Celtic legend which has its roots in her locality.
Film cameraman DAVID WHITSON
Film editor JOHN KERRY
Series producer JOHN READ Producer PETER WEST

The BEC Television International Sheepdog Championship Introduced by Phil Drabble
With ERIC HALSALL Heat 4: Ireland
The luck of the Irish brings sunshine for the first time to the trials course above Crummock Water.
Today's winner goes on to meet last week's English heat winner and challenges him for a place in the Final.
The competitors:
WILLIE WATT with Lad MARTIN O'NEILL with Risp LYN MCKEE with Max
Technical co-ordinator GEOFF LOMAS
Director PETER MASSEY Producer IAN SMITH

Being a reconstruction in six parts of the sad case surrounding Mary Blandy , written by KEN TAYLOR with and the voice of 6: Cranstoun's powder has poisoned her father and Mary Blandy stands alone before the world accused of his murder.
For full cast see Tuesday page 47
(Starting next Tuesday, the mysterious case surrounding Adelaide Bartlett)

Late last year, The British Art
Show, the largest exhibition of contemporary British art ever held, opened in Sheffield. It moved on to Newcastle and now it's at Bristol.
It was put together for the Arts Council by critic William Packer who was asked to make a choice of what he thought the best and most representative work in the country. He was filmed as he made his selection and went to meet seven of the artists finally chosen. But for whom is such an exhibition designed? How did The British Art Show look to the two steel workers Packer showed around his choice? Much is revealed about the problems that confront artists, art critics and the general public, for many of whom modern art is indeed Another Country.
Film editor PETER EVANS
Associate producer KEITH LATHAM
Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN Producer KATE RIVERS

Tchou Tchou
A clever Canadian cartoon in which children's building bricks are used to illustrate the adventures of a girl, a boy and a dragon.
Directed by co HOEDMAN

including news summary, weather forecast and sports results.

The Norwich Union Masters
The champions of China, Sweden, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Yugoslavia, Japan and England compete for the overall Masters Title.
TONY GUBBA reports with highlights of the second day's play from the Guild Hall, Preston. Commentator
ALAN RANSOME
Producer NICK HUNTER