7.40 Where Sunday Survives

8.5 Mechanics: Equilibrium

8.30 Visual Music

8.55 The Agora of Athens

9.20 Hospital

9.45 17th-century Evidence: A Discussion

10.35 Instrumentation

11.0 A Matter of Opinion

11.25 Buffon at Montbard

11.50 Scientists Remember Germany 1918-45

12.15 Only in the Mating Season

12.40 Polymorphism in Snails

1.5 Spatial Learning and the Hippocampus

1.30 The Terrestrial Planets

1.55 Handicapped in the Community

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
< England v Australia from Lord's Third day
PETER WALKER introduces coverage of the final session of the day's play.
The Lawn Tennis Championships direct from the All England Club
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the closing stages of play in the world's greatest tennis tournament. This 12th and final day features:
The Men's Singles Final
The Ladies' Doubles Final The Mixed Doubles Final
Commentators DAN MASKELL
PETER WEST , JOHN BARRETT MARK COX , ANN JONES and BILL THRELFALL
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER
Wimbledon TV presentation MARTIN HOPKINS , FRED VINER
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , JOHN PHILIPS JIM RESIDE. ALASTAIR SCOTT and JOHN VIGAR
Executive producer JONATHAN MARTIN
Book, Wimbledon: Centre Court of the Game, £9.95, from bookshops

The quiz of the News of the Week
Barry Norman and his guests will be rolling in the clover of the week's news. Looking back over the last seven days are
Jane Walmsley , Reginald Bosanquct Graeme Garden , Derek Jameson
Assistant producers
CHRIS HUNT and AMANDA THEUNISSEW Studio director MIKE DERBY
Producer COLIN GODMAN. BBC Bristol

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The Beginning of Television Alexandra Palace 1936-39
Before 1936 there were no viewers, no television sets. and no studios. BBC meant radio until, on 2 November that year, the first television broadcast took place from an old amusement centre named Alexandra Palace in a suburb ten miles from the centre of London. Yesterday Ally Pally, the world's first studio, closed down. This programme is dedicated to those producers, engineers and performers who, in the years leading up to the war, created the ground rules of television. They offered cabaret, magazine programmes, Walt Disney cartoons, variety shows, ballet, opera and plays, using top stars of the time from Margot Fonteyn to Sophie Tucker. Outside broadcasts started with the complexity of King George VI's coronation and covered everything from the Centre Court at Wimbledon to On Your Farm and Chamberlain's return from Munich. The story is told by the pioneers themselves. It is illustrated with extracts from films made about television at the time because, unlike modern TV, there was no recording. Everything had to be right on the night....
Film editor JOHN HOUSE Director MICHAEL COCKER Producer DAVID NELSON

Festival of Music Throughout the summer
BBC2 will be providing a feast of music.
Humphrey Burton looks forward to some of the special programmes during the next fortnight which celebrate the life and work of Mozart.
BBC Music Guides: Mozart Chamber Music. Mozart Piano Concertos. Mozart Wind and String Concertos; £1.50 each, from bookshops

Match of the Day
Highlights of the final day's play at Wimbledon featuring
The Men's Singles Final
Introduced by DAVID VINE With GERALD WILLIAMS
Producer JOHN ROWLINSON
Executive producer JONATHAN MARTIN

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights from Lord's.
Producer NICK HUNTER

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