6.40 The Study of Drawings

7.5 Limestone Deposition

7.30 Anyone Can Make a Casting But...

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Lord's Second day
PETER WEST introduces live coverage of the start of play in this, the second of five test matches for the Wisden Trophy.
TV presentation NICK HUNTER , BILL TAYLOR

International Tennis
The BMW
Championships from Devonshire Park, Eastbourne
Semi-final day in this tournament worth over £60,000.
If the seeding goes according to plan, the four contestants this afternoon should be the world's numbers one and two, MARTINA NAVRATILOVA and TRACY AUSTIN, WENDY TURNBULL of Australia and the 1977 Wimbledon Champion, VIRGINIA WADE.
Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DAN MASKELL JOHN BARRETT and ANN JONES
Royal Ascot
The final day
2.30 The Windsor Castle Stakes (5f)
3.5 The Hardwicke Stakes (lim). Dick Hern holds a strong hand in the week's most valuable middle-distance event - worth over f 20,000 to the winner.
3.45 The Wokingham Stakes (Handicap. 6f)
4.20 The King's Stand Stakes (5f) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Ascot TV presentation richard TILLING Tennis TV presentation JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Editor HAROLD ANDERSON

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series England v West Indies from Lord's. Further coverage of the second day's play.

Geoffrey Smith visits The Lake-land Horticultural Society Garden at Windermere.
Taming a neglected rock garden is a formidable task, but in the last nine years the Society has rebuilt this one. Their ideas should appeal to those with small gardens.
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham

Highlights of the final day of the Royal meeting, including The Hardwicke Stakes (ljm).

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

This week's theme: The Magic of Light Rothko (1903-1970)
Red, Brown and Black at the Museum of Modern Art, New York
The shifting images of Mark Rothko 's powerful abstract present an unstable feeling verging on the hypnotic. Written and presented by Robert Rosenblum
Director CHRIS JEANS

Ballet Rambert in Pierrot Lunaire Choreographer GLEN TETLEY Music ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
Design ROUBEN TER ARUTUNIAN
Comedy and tragedy, violence and pathos -a man's life, from innocence to experience, from childhood to death, told through the characters of the old Italian pantomime, the Commedia del Arte.
The Ballet Rambert version of this famous dance classic, first shown in 1979, brings the distinguished dancer CHRISTOPHER BRUCE back to the work which launched his career and put Rambert back on the map again when they reformed in 1967 ' from a classical into a basically modern dance company. Choreographer Glen Tetley , with designer Rouben Ter Arutunian. introduces the ballet and talks about the ideas and music that inspired it.
Music conducted by Charles Darden with SALLY BURGESS (soprano) GEOFFREY WHARTON (violin) NICHOLAS CARR (piano)
ANTHONY HINNIGAN (Cello) GLENN MARTIN (clarinet) LENORE SMITH (flute)
Introduced by JOHN DRUMMOND
Film cameraman NAT CROSBY
Directed by COLIN NEARS

The last of six programmes featuring artists seen on stage during the Marlboro International Festival of Country Music at the Wembley Arena earlier this year. Tonight: The Bellamy Brothers Lloyd Green, Philomena Begley Kitty Wells , Bobby Bare and Emmylou Harris
Commentator DAVID ALLAN
Festival organiser MERVYN CONN Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting clive POTTER Director RICK GARDNER
Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

A double-bill of repeats from Premiere the series that introduces new directors to television.

Crest of a Wave
by Douglas Livingstone
with Denholm Elliott as Jim
and Ian Hendry as Nifty
Recently made redundant, Jim takes his wife Bridget to meet his old scouting pal Nifty. As well as campfire memories to swop, there just might be the possibility of a job.

("A gem." (Morning Star)
"Unfolded with utter confidence." (Evening Standard)

and at 10.10
Freedom of the Dig
by Peter Everett
with Peter Vaughan as Emerson
David Collings as Lacy
Alun Armstrong as Quinn
After 15 years in HM Prisons, Emerson just wants to keep his nose clean and get out. Working on the Stone Age fort keeps him away from trouble, but there are other problems apart from the weather.

("Impressively conceived and expertly executed." (Daily Express) "Fastidiously orchestrated by director Terry Bedford." (Observer)

including news summary, weather and sports results

Cricket: Second Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v West Indies from Lord's
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the second day's play.
International Tennis
The BMW
Championships from Devonshire Park, Eastbourne
DAVID VINE. introduces highlights of today's semi-finals.

starring Marianna Hill, Leonard Nimoy
A robot is accused of murder. The authorities insist on its destruction. Its owner insists on the due processes of law and hires an attorney to defend it.