7.40 Engineering Dynamics

8.5 Energy and Rockets

8.30 M101/14 Taylor Polynomials

8.55 Shop Supervisor

9.20 Screening Nuclear Hazard

9.45 Race and Housing: 2

10.10 Behaviour of Functions

10.35 The Digital Computer

11.0 Shopping Models

11.25 Domestic Service

11.50 Man's Experience of the World

12.15 Cognitive Potential

12.40 Dairy Farming

1.5 The Tay Estuary

1.30 Tawny Owls

Introduced by Frank Bough

2.35* International Tennis The Stella Artois
Grass Court Championships from The Queen's Club, London
The winner of this afternoon's final will take away just over E8,000 plus a great boost to his confidence for the Wimbledon Championships which start in a week's time. Commentators DAN MASKELL, JOHN BARRETT

3.15* International Athletics GDR v GB from Dresden
The all powerful GDR team will inevitably win the Men's and Women's team matches but the British athletes will find this calibre of opposition good preparation for the important European Cup competitions next month. Ron Pickering says:
' The mighty East Germans proved their strength again at the Moscow Olympics. Nevertheless, this annual match is one which always produces some outstanding individual British performances. Our young stars tend to cut their teeth on the East Germans and display the character and commitment we are always looking for. I look forward to seeing Maritta Koch in action - the world record holder at 200 and 400 metres has brought a new dimension to sprinting.'
Commentators RON PICKERING , STUART STOREY

3.30* Cricket The John Player League
A fast over rate and spectacular run-making, combined with the splendid settings of our most picturesque grounds make this competition extremely popular with the cricket audience. Commentators CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS and PETER WALKER
* The above times indicate only the first of several transmissions.
Television presentation:
Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , JOHN PHILIPS Athletics GDR TV service
Cricket BOB DUNCAN and HUW JONES
Grandstand produced by MARTIN HOPKINS Edited by MIKE MURPHY
Theme music available on Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette ZCB 348), from record shops

News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Richard Baker
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

The internationally popular Greek singer in a new television special, with her guest Gheorge Zamfir and his panpipes
Personal musicians
GEORGES KOKKINOS
YOUSSI ALLIE , MARC BEACCO COSTAS DOUROUNDZIS
LAKIS PARASKEVAS, JOSEPH PUCHEU
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY
Sound ADRIAN BISHOP-LAGGETT Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

Weather

A film about Dame Alicia Markova , Britain's first Prima Ballerina.
' I feel that I've been battling all my life for the ballet.'
Now in her 71st year, DAME ALICIA talks about her life in the world of dance - from her first professional engagement in a Kennington pantomime into the heady whirl of the famed Diaghilev Company, through the very beginnings of British ballet, and touring the world as one of the greatest dancers of the century.
Featuring contributions from Sir Frederick Ashton Sir Anton Dolin
Dame Ninette de Valois Dame Marie Rambert Peter Schauffus and the late Arnold Haskell
Programme consultant CLEMENT CRISP Film editor JOHN MCNELLY Producer KEITH CHEETHAM

with Emma Kirkby and David Thomas
Charon and the Nightingale by William Lawes

The last of a serial in six parts by JACK PULMAN
The war is over. Schulz, penniless and dispirited, and forced to pawn his last belongings, re-discovers the map marking the spot in England where he was parachuted in 1940. The possibility of retrieving a part of his elusive fortune suddenly beckons him.
Music CARL DAVIS
Producer PHILIP HINCHCLIFFE Director ROBERT CHETWYN

The war is over. Schulz penniless and forced to pawn his last belongings, rediscovers the map marking the spot in England where he was parachuted in 1940.

Starring Donald Sutherland, Francine Racette, David Hemmings, David Warner

Jay Mallory, a top operative in a field that has no margins for error - the murky world of international contract murder - returns to his Montreal apartment to find his wife Celandine is missing. The organisation expects Mallory to carry out his next assignment, but he is now totally preoccupied with his wife's disappearance. Donald Sutherland stars as the contract killer who faces dangerous dilemmas and a web of intrigue in this itmospheric and unusual thriller.

"It is a film of memorable individuality, leaping from shattering violence to melancholy introspection, photographed with nightmarish vividness ... and it gives Sutherland an opportunity for one of his most deeply felt performances." (THE SUNDAY TIMES)
"...a weird, beautifully composed film which makes handsome use of its wintry Canadian and Suffolk locations." (DAILY MAIL)

The Stella Artois
Grass Court Championships from the Queen's Club, London BARRY DAVIES introduces highlights of today's finals played earlier at The Queen's Club. Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT MARK COX, RICHARD EVANS
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , JOHN PHILIPS