6.40 Space-time Geometry

7.5 Reluctant Militants

7.30 Systems Engineering

Story: The Lonely Note by GEORGE TARRY Presenters
Carol Leader, Michael Mann

The Stella Artois Championships
' from Queen's Club,
London
JOHN MCENROE (USA) defends his title in this major tournament which provides most players with their first opportunity to play on grass this year, just two weeks before Wimbledon. Also entered are VIJAY AMRITRAJ (India), a recent winner over Connors in the USA, and last year's Wimbledon finalist, ROSCOE TANNER (USA). Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT and PETER WEST
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTOM

When a wealthy old recluse is robbed and the wrong man arrested, 12-year-old Joey solves the mystery of who really committed the crime.
An ABC CIRCLE film presentation
(First shown on BBC1)

with Simon Groom, Christopher Wenner, Tina Heath, Sarah Greene
The Fishers of Mousehole
Sarah goes mackerel fishing and eats Starry Gazey Pie.

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Look North, Look North WestSouth Today, Look East
Midlands Today, Points West
Spotlight South West Scene Around Six
Reporting Scotland, Wales Today present news and views in your area tonight.
Then at 6.20 Nationwide

The 1979 United States Open Golf Championship
The story of last year's championship at Toledo, Ohio.
It was a test of nerves for HALE IRWIN. At one time in the final round he was five shots clear of the field, but in the end GARY PLAYER and JERRY PATE ran him very close.
Commentator PETER ALLISS Introduced by ED BISHOP
Director PHIL PILLEY
A TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL production (Coverage of the 1980 US Open Golf Championship starts on Saturday)

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

New Deal for the Small Man?
A year ago the Conservatives came to power promising a new deal for Britain's small businesses. Initiative and enterprise were to be rewarded and red tape cut, leading to greater prospsfity and more jobs. And interest in going it alone has seldom been more intense - advising the would-be business man is itself a growth industry. So, how far have Tory policies helped?
Richard Kershaw reports.
Producer BARRY LANGRIDGE Editor PETER IBBOTSON

Rites of Spring
The first butterfly on the wing, fresh leaves on the trees, lambs gambolling in the pasture - we all recognise and welcome the signs which mark the return of spring. But why do these things happen? What makes some birds fly north to nest here, while others fly even farther towards the Arctic? If mad March hares mate in the spring, why do deer rut in the autumn? Why is the woodland. floor carpeted with flowers while the trees above have yet to leaf?
A look back at the spring which has just ended, to recall its delights and unravel some of its mysteries.
Narrator HUGH DAVID
Photography MAURICE FISHER and JIM SAUNDERS Film editors
NIGEL ASHCROFT and JIM CRYAN Producer DILYS BREESE BBC Bristol

invites you to join him and his friends for music, songs and humour. Among his songs will be ' Transplant calypso,, ' Love on the sands ' and ' Red velvet steering wheel cover driver'. Featuring
Telephone Bill and the Smooth Operators and special guests Peter Skellern and the Equate Brass
Costume RUPERT JARVIS Sound LEW SHOREY
Lighting FRED WRIGHT
Designer JON PUSEY Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

words and music from Penelope Keith Elaine Stritch Alan Bennett Russell Harty
Designer BARRY NEWBERY Director JEREMY SWAN
Producer ALAN SHALLCROSS

Mandy Grieve 's Operation
' The minute they told me what was wrong with Mandy I made the decision to give a kidney.' The events that followed that decision are the subject of tonight's film, the story of a mother's gift of a second life to her daughter. Narrator ROBERT WINSTON
Film cameraman GODFREY JOHNSON Film recordist JULIAN BALDWIN Film editor KEVIN HEWITT Producer FIONA HOLMES
Executive producer JOHN MANSFIELD

including news summary, weather forecast and sports results.