7.40 Return to Base

8.5 Alcohols Apart!

8.30 M101/15 Log, Exp and 'e'.

8.55 Airline Pilot

9.20 Computing

9.45 Family Therapy

10.10 Database

10.35 Reluctant Militants

11.0 Fragments

11.25 Preparing for Summer School

11.50 Telephone Switching: 2

12.15 Advocacy

12.40 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders

1.5 The Embryonic Environment

1.30 Oxidative Phosphorylation

The Earls of Egremont at Petworth were renowned for their patronage of artists and creative craftsmen who have left a host of treasures. Bernard Price and Richard Cusden tell the story of Petworth with music from CLOSE HARMONY
Director JOHN cox. Producer JOHN FROST (Postponed from 6 June)

Introduced by Frank Bough
2.40*
Cricket First Test from Trent Bridge The Cornhill Insurance
Test Series
England v Australia
2.55*
International
Motor Racing
The Spanish Grand Prix from Jarama
Round 7 of the Formula One World Championship, the Williams drivers, CARLOS REUTEMANN and ALAN JONES lead the table. But at Monaco three weeks ago the Ferrari of GILLES VILLENEUVE came good and will present a real threat at Jarama, as will NELSON PIQUET in the Brabham. Commentators
MURRAY WALKER and JAMES HUNT
3.45*
International
Show Jumping
The Benson and Hedges
Championships from Cardiff Castle The final stages of the three-day competition in which the world's amateur and professional riders compete for prize money of £20,000.
Commentator RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
4.40*
Wimbledon Preview
Is it possible for BJORN BORG to win his sixth consecutive title or will JOHN MCENROE get revenge? CHRIS LLOYD has been runner-up in the Ladies' Singles for the last three years - will this be her year? GERALD WILLIAMS talks to the leading players.
*The above times indicate only the first of several transmissions. Television presentation:
Cricket NICK HUNTER , BILL TAYLOR Motor Racing SPANISH TV SERVICE Show Jumping DEWI GRIFFITHS
Wimbledon Preview JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Grandstand produced by JOHN PHILIPS Edited by HAROLD ANDERSON

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 Peter Woods
Editor RICHARD GAMBLE

with his guests James Galway Robert Cohen
Raymond Cohen and Anthya Rael
National Philharmonic Orchestra leader SIDNEY SAX conductor Marcus Dods
Sound ALAN EDMONDS
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

Weather

Featuring motor racing's Formula One World Championship
Last year's event at Jarama was outlawed when the political squabbling within motor sport finally came to a head, but in the unofficial race that followed, an epic duel for the lead resulted in a collision between Jacques Laffite's second-placed Ligier and the leading Williams of Carlos Reutemann.
However, the remarkably consistent Argentine driver failed to finish in a points-scoring position at Monaco three weeks ago, but still heads the drivers table by ten points over team mate and World Champion Alan Jones.
Television presentation Spanish Television Service
World Champion Alan Jones, of Australia, is chasing his team-mate Carlos Reutemann in this year's battle for the title. The Spanish Grand Prix: 8.25pm

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play from Trent Bridge that will have already gone down in Cricket history as the first-ever Test played on a Sunday in England.
Producer NICK HUNTER

The US Open Golf Championship from Merion, Pennsylvania
DAVID COLEMAN, with comments from TONY JACKLIN , introduces live satellite coverage of the final round.
The championship was last held at Merion in 1971, when it was won by LEE TREVINO. TOM WATSON has never won the US Open, but the world's most consistent golfer must surely change that state of affairs soon.
ABC commentary team PETER ALLISS , JIM MCKAY and DAVE MARR
Television presentation
AMERICAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION Producers
DAVID KENNING and RICHARD TILLING

starring
Steven Keats , Carol Kane
Joan Micklin Silver 's first feature length film beautifully re-creates the fascinating crucible of New York's Lower East Side at the turn of the century where Jews fleeing from the pogroms and privations of Eastern Europe experienced the initial stages of their Americanisation. Jake, a brash young Jewish immigrant from Russia, is eventually joined by his wife Gitl and young son. When she proves to be a traditionalist who clings to her orthodox faith and customs, Jake resumes his pursuit of his old girl friend Mamie. But he has reckoned without the catalytic effect of the new environment upon the formerly submissive Gitl ...
A directing debut of outstanding promise, with its impeccable sense of place and period and its finger firmly on the pulse o/ the community. A film of dignified charm (THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH) A miniature masterpiece (SUNDAY MIRROR) Produced by RAPHAEL D. SILVER Written and directed by JOAN MICKLIN SILVER