6.40 The Villa Farnesina

7.5 Computers - Art and Artefact

7.30 Materials Under Stress

Story: Kate and Sam Go Out written and illustrated by Michael and Joanne Cole. Presenters Sarah Long, Ben Thomas
(Repeated on BBC1 at 3.55 pm)

England v
The West Indies for the Prudential
Trophy
Further coverage of the second one-day match in which England take on the World Champions. Introduced by PETER WEST Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER
TV presentation NICK HUNTER , BILL TAYLOR

The third of five films in which a group of Welshmen recall their part in the Spanish Civil War. Some Fine Lads Lost
Thrown into action with barely any training, volunteers on the side of the Republic come under Fascist fire at Brunete. Thousands die, among them a Londoner told to say he was from Nantgarw. Narrated by RENÉ CIJTFORTH
Film editor BILL MAINMAN
Written and produced by JOHN ORMOND

including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Geoffrey Smith and Clay Jones with Arthur Billitt at Clack's Farm. The 150th visit to Arthur Billitt 's garden, with the emphasis on feeding flowers, vegetables and fruit trees.
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham

A Ripe Old Age
Fyfe Robertson has a high and almost forelock-touching respect for business tycoons. And surely, though he'd hate the word, that is what Sir Charles Forte is.
He was just four when he left Italy to join his parents in Scotland, where his father's catering empire was then just one café. Today Charles Forte is undisputed head of the world's largest hotel and catering empire. But this work-addict has always insisted on finding time for play - not only to keep fit, but for the fun of it. Play has included rugby and fencing and surf-riding, but nowadays it means golf and his number one joy and recreation, salmon fishing.
Producer TOM SAVAGE

Introduced by Russell Harty
Next Saturday the Royal Academy of Arts opens its doors to the public for the 212th Summer Exhibition.
This year nearly 12,000 works were submitted to the Royal
Academy by artists of any nationality, professional or amateur. Tonight, some famous ' hobby painters' including Clive Dunn and Beryl Bainbridge take a look at the 1,400 or so works finally selected and talk about their particular favourites.
Recorded at the Royal Academy of Arts, Piccadilly, London.
Producer KEN GRIFFIN

The recent Marlboro International Festival featured a host of country music stars.
From the recordings made by outside broadcast cameras in the Wembley Arena, tonight we see: Brenda Lee
Johnny Gimble Faron Young Ray Lynam Joe Sun and Boxcar Willie
Commentator DAVID ALLAN
Festival organiser MERVYN CONN Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting CLIVE POTTER Director RICK GARDNER Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

by DENNIS POTTER
It starts like an ordinary day for seven West Country children idling the summer away in 1943. But this day is actually special, momentous -and none of them will ever forget what happens.
Music composed by MARC WILKINSON Produced by KENITH TRODD Directed by BRIAN GIBSON
(Winner of the 1979 BAFTA Awards for Best Director and Best Play)

With PETER SNOW, CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY
Including news summary, weather forecast and sports results.

England v
The West Indies for the Prudential Trophy
PETER WEST introduces highlights of the second and final one-day match from Lord's.

The classic sci-fi series The Sixth Finger starring David McCallum
Jill Haworth , Edward Mulhare with Nora Marlowe , Robert Doyle Constance Cavendish George Palling
A geneticist invents a machine to advance the process of evolution. A young out-of-work miner volunteers to test it. The effect is instantaneous and the miner evolves physically and mentally as the geneticist watches. But, once started, the evolution process is unstoppable and continues more and more rapidly ...
Written by ELLIS ST JOSEPH
Directed by JAMES GOLDSTONE Produced by JOSEPH STEFANO Created by LESLIE STEVENS