7.40 Engineering Velocities

8.5 A Portrait of Summer School

8.30 M101/11 Differentiation

8.55 Inflation

9.20 Statistics: Sampling

9.45 Home: Castle or Cage?

10.10 Area for Revision

10.35 Food

11.0 Pneumatic Controls

11.25 Biscuits: 2

11 50 Identity

12.15 A Normal Child?

12.40 Analysing Hyde Park

1.5 Currents

1.30 Biological Control

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
The first in a new series of Sunday programmes which will reflect the changing face of British and international sport with the emphasis moving to a Sunday conclusion of many major events.

2.35*
International Golf
The Martini International from the West Course, Wentworth
Coverage of the final round, with £11,000 plus vital Ryder Cup points going to the winner of this important International in its 21st year.
Commentators Harry Carpenter, Peter Alliss, Clive Clark, Bruce Critchley and Alex Hay

2.50*

International Motor Racing
The Belgian Grand Prix
The fifth World Championship race in the current series. Carlos Reutemann and Alan Jones, the current World Champion, made a flying start to the season by winning the first two races and in this race last year filled the minor placings behind Didier Pironi. Nelson Piquet in his Brabham should issue a strong challenge on this circuit and an exciting race is in prospect.
Commentators Murray Walker and James Hunt

3.15*

Cricket
The John Player League
One-day cricket offers a format which ensures entertaining and fast-moving play and with over £30,000 in prize-money at stake there will be a very competitive edge to the matches as well. This is the 12th year of this popular league, and current champions Warwickshire will be hard-pressed to retain their title. Live coverage of the day's most attractive fixture.
Commentators Jim Laker and Christopher Martin-Jenkins
Interviews by Peter Walker

* The above times indicate only the first of several transmissions

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world; the interesting and the picturesque, the important and the dramatic. Plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear, with Richard Baker
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

with special guests Kiri Te Kanawa and Robin Ray
A new television special featuring this versatile and popular group with ballads, barbershop, standards and folk songs from many lands.
Also featuring MAUREEN WILSHIRE NOLA HAYNES , HELEN JENKINS ERICA LYNLEY , CHRISSY MONK and VICTORIA SHELLARD
Choreography NORMAN MAEN
Musical director Alyn Ainsworth Sound ADRIAN BISHOP-LAGGETT Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

Weather

Held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital every May, the Chelsea Flower Show is Britain's most Prestigious horticultural event. For the quarter of a million visitors the fragrance and colour combine to produce an unrivalled spectacle.
Behind its success lies the detailed planning and work of the exhibitors, each striving to produce the perfection necessary to win one of the Royal Horticultural Society's coveted gold medals.
Peter Seabrook visits some of them to see how they achieve such a high standard, and asks why Chelsea still / has that little touch of ' magic /
Director neil eccles
Producer MICHAEL LUMLEY
(Coverage of Chelsea
Flower Show on Wednesday at 8.15 pm)

Featuring motor racing's Formula One World Championship The Belgian Grand Prix
Two victories each for the Williams and Brabham teams so far this season have secured the first three positions in the championship table. The Cosworth-engined cars must be favourites again today when little of the power advantage of the turbo-engined Ferraris and Renaults will be evident on the tight Zolder circuit. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
Television presentation BELGIAN TV service Producer JIM reside

The Martini International from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of the final round and talks with the winner of the £11,000 first prize. Also the up-to-date positions in the Ryder Cup qualifying table.

The last of a three-part profile

In the aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur War Moshe Dayan, Israel's Minister of Defence, was cleared of negligence in his preparations for war - but his reputation for infallibility was in pieces. In the years which followed he began to examine his relationships with the Arabs and to reassess Jewish attitudes to them since the first settlers arrived in Palestine 100 years before. With those thoughts came a realisation that, although he has spent his whole life fighting the Arabs, the land he has been defending is no more Jewish than Arab and that it ought to be possible to find a solution by which both Arab and Jew can live together in peace in the ancient land of the Bible.

continues a short season of films based on the works of TENNESSEE WILLIAMS. Starring Vivien Leigh , Warren Beatty
Karen Stone , a famous American actress who has aged out of starring roles, is left alone and adrift in Rome after the death of her wealthy husband. Adapted from Tennessee Williams' 1937 novella, this powerful drama of the takers and the taken along the Via Veneto, stars Vivien Leigh as the rich Mrs Stone and Warren Beatty as the young gigolo who becomes her lover.
Screenplay by GAVIN LAMBERT
Produced by louis DE ROCHEMONT
Directed by jose QUINTERO . Films: p 11